September 5, 1875 (4 pages)

ia ecre*ary at the office of the Company, No. . merous other symptoms of : » disc Aa .,f2 him one who can feel and 8 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE ss Established vy OR. J. CG. YOUNG, IN 1850. oS No Cure, No Pay. . . Gongu tation, by Letter or otherCELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted access of 21 years, and has become one of she m.st celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and . eured, place it in point ef number.of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second * PRIVATE DISEASES. . d Irregularities in Females are ee health. They insidea ager prep ghlre ‘$onsly attack t esystem, and gradually un Qecuue and destroy it; they drive jhe dleom f-om the cheek, the lustre from the ©, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and’ poison, through successive generations, the mace of man. The marks can be seen in @orofula, Consumption, ripples, the Idiotie, the Paralytic, and the Insane. . MERCURY, as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with .#he Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERa«L POISON are not cured ; the disase has assunied a new form. : . Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, That leaves the poisor to crawl through the @yetem, eating its way into the tissues and ‘organs beneath the s tly smooth surace, to burst outin the future with a yirne once that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKN ESS. The young man who experiences that wing weakness in his muscularand men1 organization should step and consid whence ita risps. He will find in the weakmessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountah.e failing ‘of the powers of the mind, distaste for soelety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lasCivics dreaiig, accompanied by growing @eafiiess, lors of muscular L raleaned and nusorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and Sco ceubaing avuy bis ‘powers, Snctroying mess— 8 ‘powers, fais hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a ture and loathsome grave, “®o him who Ands his life dribbling out in harge of the vital ciple of exisnocturusl and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its ap@earance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard anthoues poset brings . € 2 such a a6 ‘mo hope of cure, but adds to his misery he knowledge that the one who looks to him for so much of her happincess isa victim of his evit, and an innocent companion *of his punishment, He adds to his misery nd disorder until hope leaves him. There &q no rescue except in proper snd skillful “treatment. it, then, at once, a physi¢@ian whose practice and careful reses ‘as made him thoroughly conversant With @yery phase of the disease. Those who hav Become victims of solitary vices, that dread2, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime¥ ves with its misguided victims,should Zdnealt wi aout delay, one who will sympa ' hase with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would especially recommend iim elf, giving toeach andall guarntees:of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance ae business, change of diet, fear of exposuss. -. ‘ “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. . When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiemi attendance; the inquiry should be,avhere is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the tonfidence of the community. The Doctor, erstanding now imperatively necessary ese reqairements are, feels called upon to tin ,and by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases tor Twsnty Yeers, and is fully qualified to administer in all.cases, both medically and @tirgically, not in a superficial manner, but tn as thorough a manner as of study Gad practice—both in hospitals and families —~oan make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and. designfaig .Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find pathise with and befrien@ them in trouble—one in whose secresy:the utmost confidence can be ; To Correspondents x WLETTERS.—Personsof either sea, who wish -to consult the Docter, and who cannot vigit.the city can, by stating their symptoms fa a letter, receive advice and agsurance of a crre at pestis All letters returned or de“, Sie . address, Se are foyea. AD ENS, F. JOSSELYN, M.D. wo (1 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of princi“place of business, San Francirco, CaliBrain Location of works, North Bloomfidld, Nevada county, California. Notice is Kkereby given, that atn meeting of the Disectors held on the Fourteenth day of Au~ gust, 1875, an asseasment, of One Dol‘ far per share was leyied@ upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States coin, to the fornia. « Any stock upon Which this assessment ghall remain unpaid on the twenty-second day of Sept. 1875, will be delinquent and advertised forsale at priblic auction; and nnBgas pay ment ig m before, will be sold. on Waesday, the Twelfth day of October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and exPenses of sale. * THOMAS DERBY, Secretar: . Office:—320 California Street, San Franbran. Onls*-rnia. Co-Partnership Notice. ; NOW all Moan by these Presents, That we, JA Rogers, and T. P. Crandall, residing in the county of Nevada, State of Osiifornia, do thereby certify and decl re that we have organized and formed our‘@tives into a copartnershiy, and we covemant and agree, each with the.other to be riners forthe tia of carrying on and ocenducting a very and Feed busi-. neas, at Graniteville, in the connty and State nforessid, under the firm name of Mogers & Crandall. That the names ofall the pessons interested as partners in auch ; @ wtated and signed here. #0 and that such pavtnership will contina, end be in force until further notice by us Tnat the pri cfpal place of said oopartner ue is Graniteyvilie, county and Stateafore. = J.A, ROGERS, T. P. CRANDALL Granttevilie,, Ang 23 1875. TAKE WOTICE. OTICE of a del 'nqnent arersement. Notie ia hereby given to Tom K Spray. jah Hamlin, Wm. Piehis, Wm. Rameey, 3.5; W. Sines. ard H Maseman, that you afte d-linquent fer your proportions of the assess'nent in the sum of ten dollars each, ves nite! ta develop alode known as the Kory iturch . ole, located im Grake Valwy Mit ov Di-trict. Nevada county, California. That the said assesement was lev fed uver one ‘ve r a0, and if the sume is not Davee on or before the tion of ‘days ‘bam the date of this not'ce, your i»ttest will revert to the co-owners, perl roe the Mining Laws of GED, C,.BOUCHES, Secretary. . = ‘ ? ba! . 1. Fu-nishes enterteinment—at—hisex: ELECTION LAW. PART I. TITLE IV.—Of Crimesagainst the Elective Franchise. Section 41. Every person charged with the performance of anv duty under the provisions of any law of, this State relating to. to perform it, or who in his official eapacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of aby of the provisions of such law is, unless a different punishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by tl is Code, punishable bya fine not exceeding one thousaud dollays, or by imprisonment in the State\ Prison not exceeding five years, or both. Sec. 42. Every pérson who wilfully causes, procur -8, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any county Knowing bimself not to be entitl d tu such registration, is punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, Gr by imprisonment-in the County Jail or State, Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the trial of a person charged with any offense uacer the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Reg ster of any county ‘without being qualified for suca registration,the Court must order su.‘h registration to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every p-rson who, after being registered by tue Boaru of Judges, at ary election, refuses to be sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to auswer-any—pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ of nuthorg,to vote, is guiity of amisdemeanor. * es Sec. 44. Every person summoned to apear and testi y before sny Board of Regfotentioks, who wilfuliy disobeys such sumions, is guijty of a misdemeunor. Sec. 45 Every person not entitled to vote who frandulently votes, an: every one election or knowiugly hauds in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballot aiter the same has beer d--posited in the ballet-box. of ads or attempts to add, any ballot to those ‘eg» lly polied at any election either by frandule:tly introducing, the samé into the ballot box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or inixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the same are being connt dor canvuss:d og at result of such election, or carries away or destroys, or attemp's to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalid:ting snch election, or wilful:y detains,mutilates, or destrvuys any election returns, or in any manner so. interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at sach election, as to prevent such electio. or canvass from being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony Sec. 46 Every person not entitled to vote, who fruudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to vote more than once at any eiection, is guilty of a misdemeanor, — ‘Sec. 46. Eyery yersun who procures, aids, assists, counsels or advises another to wive or offer lis vote at any electiou,knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty, of a misdemeanor, Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Election who ails in changing or destroying any poll list, or. in placing any ballots in adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those Irgally polled at such election, either by fraudu'ently introducing the same into the ballot box before or-after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or nix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the sanie are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time, with the inor allow another to do so when in his power to prevent :t, or carries. away or destroys,or kncwingly allows another to carry away or lawful y polled is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to putting the ballot_.of an elector in the ballot box, attempts to find outasy name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ballot of avy elector which has been handed in to be opened or examined previous to who makes or places an’ mark ordevice«n ‘any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the elector has voted, or who,-without the consent of the elector, disclos sthe name of. any Cierk has franduiently or Megally discoy. exved-to have been -voted—for by such etector, is punishable by fine, not léss than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, * Soc. 50. Every person who forges or counterfeits r-turns of an election purporting to have been held at a pfecinct, town, or ward-where noelection was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or counter. feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a-precinct, town or ward where no election was a'tually held is’ punishab’e by imprisonmentin the State Prison for a term of not less than two nor. more than ten years, ~ Sec, 51. bvery person who wilfully adds to, or subtra ts from, the votes, actually alters auch returns, is. punishable by.imprisonment in the State Prison for not less than. one nor more than five years. Sec. 52, Every person who aids, or abets in the commission of any of the offences mentioned in the four preceding sections, County Jail for the period of six months, or in the State Prison not exceeding two years. oo : Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means. either directly vr indirectly attempt to influence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from. giving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any elector.in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wishing to vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, informing or giving such elector to understand that it cont ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds any elector at any such «leetion, by dectiving and causing such elec. tor to vote for a different persomor any.office than he intended ox d ‘sired to vote for; or who, bei: g Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while acting as such, in. dues or at empts toiniuce any elector, either. by meaus of reward, or promise thereof, to votw differéntly from what such elestor intended or désired to vote, he is guilty ot a4nisdemeangor. See?54. Every p-rson who, with intent to promote the eleetion of hiunself, or any otier person éither, : elections who wilfully neglects or refuses. person who votes more than once at any, any othertime with intent to change _thethe. ballot box, or taking any therefrom, or . . tent to change the result of said eleetion, . destr y, any poll list, ballot box, or hailots: purting the same into the ballot box,-orperson which such Inspector, Judge, or} cast at an election, in any returns, or who’ J in violation of the ast section to any person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidate making the offer, is guilty of a misde Migce. ** £4, 85, 86. Eve ho gi eC. , 86. Every person who gives or off-rs to bribe any ddeor or member of any legislative cxucus, politi al convention, committer, primary election, or litical gathering of any Kind, held for the purpos« of nvuminating candidates for offices of honor, trust, or profit in this State, with intent t» ivfluence the person to whom such bribe is given or offered to be morg favorable to one candidate than another, and every person, member of either of the bodies in this section mentioned. who receive or offers to: receive any such bribe, is punishable by imp isonmeni in more than fourteen years. Sec. &8. Every person who. by threats, intimidations, or unlawful violence, -wilfully hiucers or prevents electors from asseinbling in public meeting for the consider, tion of public questivns is guilty ofa misdemeanor,Sec. 59. Every person who wiilfully disturbs or breaks up any publi@ meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. tec. 60. Fyvery person who makes; offers. or accepts ony. bet.or wager upon the re‘sult af any election, or upon the snecess orf ilure of any person or candidate, or -aupon the number of votes to.be cast either in the aggregate or of.any particulrr candidate, or upon the vote to be ca-t upon any person, i4 guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec.61,. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of -the laws ofthis tute relating to electisns, is, unless a different punishment for snch violation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollurs, or by impris«nment in the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot, Sec, 62, Every person who prints any thousand one -hundred and_ninety-oae, of the Political Code, or who circulutes or gives to another any ticket, knowing at the time that such+ticket does not conform to the provisions of s-etion one thousand one hundred and ninety-cne of th Poiitical Code, is guiity of a misdemeanor. And it is further ordered, in acc rdance with Section 1142 of the Political Code of . the State of California, that the following. hamed persons be appointed officers of. election inand for their respective pre¢incts, ana that the election be held-in the house or room designated opposite the name of each of said precincts: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO, 1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP) Nevada—Po 1s at the Court House. M. L. Marsh, Taspector; Johan Dunuicliff and Chis. E. Mulloy, Iudges. : Blue Tent Precinct-—-Pulls at the schoo house. O, D, Campbell, Inspector; B.D. Chadwick and J, Moody, Judges. DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valiey—-Polls xt Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, Inspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton, Judges. Forest ‘Springs~-Potls at Gen. Little’s building. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benjamin Colvin and “‘t. J. Lyon, Jadgexs, Buena. Vista—Pols at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. DISTKICT No.3, EUBEKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—P-lls at Robb’s Hotel. Wm. Powell, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. ‘Wall, Judges. . ‘Mvore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. ‘Wm F. Cunmings, [ngpector; J. Montgomery and J. Rich, Judges. Ussaville--Polls at-Culbertson’s Boarding House Kk. Crooms, Ins ctor; L. D, Buttsand Wm. Bockman, Judges, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, North Bloomficld—Polis at Ross Hotel, W.G, Montgomery, Inspector; Ed. Cummings and Geo. 8. Farley, Judges. “Lake City—Polls at Payne’s Hotel. P. A. Payne, luspector; Wm. Black and Jas. Cregan, JudgesRelief Hi:l—Polls at Penros2 Hotel. #H. A. Williams, Inspector; J.€. Hickman and Ju Reasoner, Judges. Solumbia Hill—tolls at Woodruffs store. 8S. Richardson, Ingpectcr; A. L. Woodruff and Jol.n Driscoll, Judges. . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Carlisle--Polls at Hotel. O, H. Culbertson, Inispector; H. H. Hartley and O. E; Green, Judges. : Washington—Polls at McBean’s saloon. Henry Koi ler, Inspector; 8, GC. Chase aud £. D. Brimsk 11, Judges. , Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrili,Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. ‘2. Fry, Judges. : ER & ‘ = DISTKICT NO. 4. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Keady—Polls st Schroeder's Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L, Slack, Judges. ° _ Indian Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. Antuony House—Pollsat Anthény House, Guiliord ullard, Inspector; Cias.-Cole and Thomas stark, Jvages. Mooney Plat--Polis at Schmidt's Hotel. Geo. Smith, luspector; Ames Power and ‘David Brown, Judges. i ; BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. -Cherokee—Polls at school house. Pau Quick, Inspector; Kerr fhelan, and J. V White, Judges. San Juan—Poll’s at James A. Stidger’s offie. Jame: A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall, Judges. _. Sweetland—Polls at s hool house, H.G, Hiscox, Inspector; John 8: Browz and Wm Warner. Judges. Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newél}’s store. Geo. B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral—Folls at school house. Y.G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 38. Daucher, Judges. DISTRICL NO, 5, MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, i Truckee—Polls one doo: west of Post Office. Charles Humphrirs 4 Cruthers and E. VW. Hayden sudges. . Boca—Pvlls at. School House. -L. E. Doan, Inspector; B. PF, Buon aud Harry Dunn, Jvodges. ; one LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet--Polis at Peter Draizcr’s Hotel.) John Hussey, Inspector, B. F. Snell and Frank Enna, Jud, es. ‘ j Little York—PoHs at Mra. Drynan’s Ho-) tel. William Hill, Iasp:cter; John Kobb and A. Schutt, Judges. ~ Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Inspector; John Regin and John Smith, Judges. Hunt’s Hili~Poils at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Haniy, Inspector; A. G. Turner and Wim. Jones, Judges, Beige = the State Prison not Iess than one nor] ticket not in conformity with section one} iuspector; B. } ‘Transcript 4 q a Job Printing Office ta We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style second to no a office in this State. t , As an advertising medium the Nevada Dafly Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State, pense to any ting of elect to or bee an election. 2. Piys for, procures, o° en to pa: for any such entertainment. stogir my 3. Furni hes or «ng ges to pey or deliv er any money or property for the pirpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of comp: nsating any person for procuring the »tt ndanée of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of vot.rs whoare sivk or infirm. . . 4. Furnishes or engages t» pxy or deliver »h¥ money or property for any pur.one inteuded to prom t:the.el ction of any canuidate, except for the expenses of holding and conducting publie me iags, and of print and of circu'ajing ballots, hound. biils, and other papers previrus to such ee:tion, is ity of a misdemea or. _ Ber. 55. Every pers n who, being a can. didate at any clecti n, offers or azrees to appoint or procure the uppointme: tof any particular person to o ae an induce. ment or consideration t> any person to vote for, “r procure or aid iu procuting the ele:tion of such candi:iste, guilty of a *. 56. Every person, not being-a. Aidate, who communicates acy offer m a (~S BLUE GKAVEL MINING Company. Location of ; riucipal place of buviness, Nan Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada ‘fownship, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 2th day. of July, 1875, am assessment, No. 3, of 10 ceuts per share was levied upon the capital stuck of the corpoiution, payable bamecistely in Cnited states gold coin, tu the Secr tary at the office of the Company, 311 Califorvia Street, Rooms 3 and’ 4, secopd Fluor, ran Francisco, California’ Any stock upon which this assessment shail remain unpole on the 25th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised fur sale .t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will be sould on the Lith day ‘of eptember, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. me By order of the Directors.” . _ d, M. BUPPINGION, Secretary. Office 311 California Street, forni: Assessment Notice.” . ; No 704. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 4 Sacramento, Cal. June 24, 1875,OTICE is hereby given, that James D. White, whose Post Office 1s Nevada City, Nevada county, Cil., has tais day made application for patent for ecertain placer mining ground, bearing gold, situate in Diamond Creek Mining District, Nevada cou.ty, California, anu described as follows: On surveyed land, being the N of 8 W \ of Sec. 13, Tp. 17N R1ILEM D M, and containing 80 ecres, Said location wus made Augnst 20, 1873, by. T. B, Esmond, et al: and is recoraued it the mining records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and $41 of said recors, book No. 5. The applicant claims by purchase. For title of applicant see book 44 of deeds, pages 459 an 460. records Nevada county. Adjoining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of Roger: & Co, on tie south, : : All persons ho'’ding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first dey of publishing hereof. j29 T,. B. McFARLAND, Register. No, 701 : Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : sacramento, Cal., June 19, 1875. OTICE is hereby given, that John H. Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for pate:t tur the Spring Ravine Placer Mining Claim, bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: On eurveyed land, being the S \% of SE \ of SE ¥ of Section Noy Three (3) in Towuship Sixteen (1s) North, Kange. Eight’ (8) East. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, and . containing Twenty (20) acres. Saiu loca@on was made Murch 19, 1873, by the applicant, and is recorded in the Kecords of Nevada county, California, book No, 5, page 259. Adjoining claimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. : All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this oflice within sixty days a the first day of publishing hereof, -. SUMMONS. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send greeting to Mutilda Burth Defendant. Ycu are hereby required to appear in an sction brought against you in . the District Court of the Fourteenth Jndicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the 7th day of Augnst, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons-~ if servad within this counKe or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days— or judgment will to the prayer of ssidcomplsiat. Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you an‘ this Plaintiff, on the grounds of . desertion and wilfull disregard of by d«fendant of her. marriage vows. Plaintiff prays for'a a @ of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for. such further reliefas the Court may seem just and . proper. And you are hereby notified that if you foil te appear and answer the said compluint as above required; ‘the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanced.; : aan In testimony whereof,T, Jno. Patsegl > tison, Clerk of the District Court . —— ) afcresaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th day of. August, A.D. 1875. ; INO. PATTISON, Clerk. By James D. White, Deputy, J. B. Johnson, Plif’s Atty, augl8 ; No. 715, iJ Application for a Patent to a) Mining Claim. e Untrep Srares Lanp Orrice, Sacramento, Cai, Aug. 26, 1875. ia ae OTICE is hereby given, that the Omaha Gold Mizing Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal., whose Poatofiice is Sacramento, Sacramento county, Cul , has made application for patent for 1500: linear feet of the Omaha. Qnartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground, situate in Grass Valley Mining District. Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at post No, 1, marked O G@ MCo, (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north end of the Lode of the ‘Lone. Jack Quartz Mine.” Thence, var. 17° E, 8 82° E475 chains, Post No 2 marked O. GM Co,S E cor. Thence N9° W 24,10 chains. Post No 3 marked O G@ M Co, NE jcor, Thence S 81° W 4.54 chains Post No4 marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No5, marxed O G M Co, on the east line of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thence § 31% © E 6.98 chains along the East Line . _) of the New York Hill quartz mine, to its 8 E cor. and Post No 6 marked OG M Co. Thence N 88° W 2.73 chains along south line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to Post No 7 marked OGM Co. Thence $ 9° E 15.42 chaias ?ost No 8 marked O GM CoThence 8 82° E 4.75 chins to Post No 1 and piace of beginning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, N E corner bears South 36° 35’ East 9.19 chains from the Northwest corner.of Section 2, Tp 15N k 8 BE, and containing 19.87 acres, and desig. nated as lot No 54 inSections 2 and 3,Township. 15 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown tothe applicant, but itis believed to have been located by Washington Bays et al'in 1855, No record Of said location can bé found. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining cfales. ants are the New York Hill Quartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack Quartz Mine on the South. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are kereby required to present the sameé beiore this Office within sixty deys from the first d»y of pub ishing hereof. ‘ ‘lL. B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H.Wymun, Atty. sl Unitea States Land Cflice. O. John Ht, Eden, Mineral Application Li ae — oy er John G. aucho, Jowph Kosta, Thomas. Koata,, Affidavit No. 2, and to all whom it may concern: Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, the 8 E & of SE Qu. rter of Section3. in Township 16 North, Range 8 East, ‘is to be tres as . mineral iii charattir until the contrary is roved, afte: cue notice: And » hereas. the Central Pacific Railr a4, by B, B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office audress, Sati Fran. cisco, Cal,) has applied to off-r proot as to the character of the above desé:ibed lands: ‘Therefore, you will take otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 27 day of September, A. D. 1875, at 11 o’cloc re A, os vt, for determine the said landa, In witness whereof, we have herennte 4a T. B, McFARLAND, Register -. . gextal indulgence, be taken against you by default, accord. . ng Commissioner of the General Land Office, . TO THE UNFORTUNATE. GEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY > 623 KEARNEY STREET, M cor. Commercial, Sax FRiNCIe0o STABLISHED in 1854, for the, treat mnt of Semal and Seminal Diseassuch as Gonorrhea Gleet, Stricture, Sy! is in all its forms, Seminal Weaknesr,.™potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcerated egs sttucessi ully treated. : DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of anoduncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Evrup: \» resumed practice at his D-speir’ 3 Kearney Street, corner of Ccramervia., Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may iad him. The Doctor_has spared neither time nor money in seeking out ~»w remedies, and has returned with increase. —— the. alleviation of human suffering. . Horrible Diseases. _ : How many thousands of p . “TY male ana female, are there” who are_ ts ing out 4 miserable existence from the ef-+ feet of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their _ pallid, e. .aciated and disfigured faces and their broken duwu constitutions, fying them for the happiness of marriage or tLe enjoyment of lite. In this ho ia situation thousands suffer until death closes the scere Let parents, gua:dians, friende attend teany of those who are sufferiug with any .of these horrible life destroyin: maladies—see that they are cared for cured hefore it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician whe uae ade private disease his especial study or years, abd who is certain” to-curethe= most inveterate cases without mercury 0F injurious drugs, It is important to those who are affiicted, or to those who are inter. ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who . infest all cities, publishing ‘their skill in curing all diseases ina days, imposing upon the public by using the names of emicy, 623 ‘disqnali« ¢ physicians frora Europe and other peerilg Be, therefore, careful. . d make strict inat.ties,or you may fal} into the. banes of thosé charlatans. © = Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the co ce of This solitary vice, or depraved is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: SaHow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlug in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknexs of the limbs cenfused vision, blunted intellect, loss o confidence, difiiderce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, ® disposition to shun seciety, loss of memory. hectic flushes, pimples and various . eruptions about the face, furred tongue, © self abuse. fetid breath, coughs, consumption, 5 sweats, Monomania 12d frequent insanity. If relief be not obtaimed, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected . y his new and scientific mode of treating this discese, which never tails of éffecting quick and radicalcure. Dr.G. “will give Une Hundred Dollars to any, one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wasc of thia complaint by either of the Francisco quacks. : . Married Men, ES Or those who contemplate marriage, whe are suffering any of these fe ‘ul auladies, should not forget the sacred respunsibility reaiseg upon, them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office oF sending for packages of medicines may rely apon his assurance of coniaential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with afair and mutu ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circu ces of the cases, rather than a tue prevalent’and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. : DR. GIBBON is responsible, and »wil _iye to each patient a written. ins nk, binding himself to effect a radical poy in «nent cure, or make no charge. ~ . ~ Cured at. Homeé,” : “ Persons at a distance may be CURED A (ROME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibe stating case, -emyptoms, length of 7 presag the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly , forwarded, free from zspadsmage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for ate. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Oifive, or through Wells, Fargo & Co. a package of medicine will be forward. by express tu any part of the Union. 5 Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney at.eet, co. ner Commercial, San Francise. Post Offic: Bex 1967. Private ntrance on Commercial treet, Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the leb . er, . Consultations FREE. : a#Correspondents will please infcr: DR. GIBBON that they read his adverti, mentintie Daity Transcript. my! SHERIFI’S SALE. HEREAS John Stewart, W. R. Dit ieson, M. Bohaunan and M. E. D.". _Administratrix of F. Haeling, dec’d, on the 27th dey of Jul; 1875, recovered a Judgment in the Districd : Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ,o# the State of Californvia,in ana for the county of Nevada, against M. W. Irwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three. Hundred and Sev entz-Two ($1,372) Dollars,G@vid Coin of U, & with interest thereon trom tlie date of ssid juagment at the rate of 7 per cent, per an-* num till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $35, which ssid Judgment is ree evrded in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Coutt,on 1 sge-and whereas it is om derea that the Morignge set torth in Plaim tiff's Complaint be’ forec]-sed_end pro therein described, to wit; The undivid one-third part of in and to that certain quartz mili, situate and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township, Nevada county California, and known und designated as the Biack & Irwin,” mill, with the machinery therein or-thereto belonging. Ahk so the undivided one fourth (4) part of im and to that certain quartz lode, situate an@~ being on said Rock Glen, Township end county afcvresaid, known and designated ss the Banberry & Stacy Quartz lide, be sol’ to satisfy said judgment, to,ether with iio terest and costs. o _— iy Boies ia wt Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the xbove dcseribed erty to the highest bidder fer cach, in fromit of t:e Court Hovse dvor, in the city of Ne vada, on pATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875, Between the huwrs of 9 o'clock, A M., and bo’clock, P. M, my hand this 28th day of Given under Faly, 1875, GEO. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Deputy. The above sale is postponed to SAD ~ URDAY, SEPfEMBE 4th, 1875. ~ GEv, W. SMITH, Sheriff, OBSTAC.ES TO MARRIAGE APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MES . from the effects of Errors and Abuae: in early life. ‘Manhood restored, hes eet 4 to removed. New +] dic Books. ‘set on icy iz 168 eirculars se e, in sealed envelopes. Aldrece HOWA: ASBOCIAT.ON, No. 419 North Ninth street, T. B. McFARLAND, er. HAKT FELLOWS, Receiver. S 5 men Philadelphia, Pa,— an in+titution . Giefessionsi kil sia dre ye

ia ecre*ary at the office of the Company, No. . merous other symptoms of : » disc Aa .,f2 him one who can feel and 8 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE ss Established vy OR. J. CG. YOUNG, IN 1850. oS No Cure, No Pay. . . Gongu tation, by Letter or otherCELEBKATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on this Coast an uninterrupted access of 21 years, and has become one of she m.st celebrated Institutions of the age. The great number annually received and . eured, place it in point ef number.of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment ranks it second * PRIVATE DISEASES. . d Irregularities in Females are ee health. They insidea ager prep ghlre ‘$onsly attack t esystem, and gradually un Qecuue and destroy it; they drive jhe dleom f-om the cheek, the lustre from the ©, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and’ poison, through successive generations, the mace of man. The marks can be seen in @orofula, Consumption, ripples, the Idiotie, the Paralytic, and the Insane. . MERCURY, as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with .#he Venereal, doubles his dangers. Those who have been treated with that pernicious MINERa«L POISON are not cured ; the disase has assunied a new form. : . Do NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, That leaves the poisor to crawl through the @yetem, eating its way into the tissues and ‘organs beneath the s tly smooth surace, to burst outin the future with a yirne once that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKN ESS. The young man who experiences that wing weakness in his muscularand men1 organization should step and consid whence ita risps. He will find in the weakmessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountah.e failing ‘of the powers of the mind, distaste for soelety, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lasCivics dreaiig, accompanied by growing @eafiiess, lors of muscular L raleaned and nusorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and Sco ceubaing avuy bis ‘powers, Snctroying mess— 8 ‘powers, fais hope of life and manhood, and dragging him along the broken path of his existence, toward a ture and loathsome grave, “®o him who Ands his life dribbling out in harge of the vital ciple of exisnocturusl and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its ap@earance brings no relief. Marriage, that holy office, the safeguard anthoues poset brings . € 2 such a a6 ‘mo hope of cure, but adds to his misery he knowledge that the one who looks to him for so much of her happincess isa victim of his evit, and an innocent companion *of his punishment, He adds to his misery nd disorder until hope leaves him. There &q no rescue except in proper snd skillful “treatment. it, then, at once, a physi¢@ian whose practice and careful reses ‘as made him thoroughly conversant With @yery phase of the disease. Those who hav Become victims of solitary vices, that dread2, fascinaiing and destructable habit, that fills thousands of sick rooms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime¥ ves with its misguided victims,should Zdnealt wi aout delay, one who will sympa ' hase with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would especially recommend iim elf, giving toeach andall guarntees:of a Perfect and Permanent Cureawithout hindrance ae business, change of diet, fear of exposuss. -. ‘ “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. . When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiemi attendance; the inquiry should be,avhere is there a physician who is fuliy competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the tonfidence of the community. The Doctor, erstanding now imperatively necessary ese reqairements are, feels called upon to tin ,and by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that he has been a Professor of Obstetrics and Female diseases tor Twsnty Yeers, and is fully qualified to administer in all.cases, both medically and @tirgically, not in a superficial manner, but tn as thorough a manner as of study Gad practice—both in hospitals and families —~oan make, to save them from the hands of the unqualified unscrupulous, and. designfaig .Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find pathise with and befrien@ them in trouble—one in whose secresy:the utmost confidence can be ; To Correspondents x WLETTERS.—Personsof either sea, who wish -to consult the Docter, and who cannot vigit.the city can, by stating their symptoms fa a letter, receive advice and agsurance of a crre at pestis All letters returned or de“, Sie . address, Se are foyea. AD ENS, F. JOSSELYN, M.D. wo (1 Sacramento Street, near Montgom ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, location of princi“place of business, San Francirco, CaliBrain Location of works, North Bloomfidld, Nevada county, California. Notice is Kkereby given, that atn meeting of the Disectors held on the Fourteenth day of Au~ gust, 1875, an asseasment, of One Dol‘ far per share was leyied@ upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States coin, to the fornia. « Any stock upon Which this assessment ghall remain unpaid on the twenty-second day of Sept. 1875, will be delinquent and advertised forsale at priblic auction; and nnBgas pay ment ig m before, will be sold. on Waesday, the Twelfth day of October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and exPenses of sale. * THOMAS DERBY, Secretar: . Office:—320 California Street, San Franbran. Onls*-rnia. Co-Partnership Notice. ; NOW all Moan by these Presents, That we, JA Rogers, and T. P. Crandall, residing in the county of Nevada, State of Osiifornia, do thereby certify and decl re that we have organized and formed our‘@tives into a copartnershiy, and we covemant and agree, each with the.other to be riners forthe tia of carrying on and ocenducting a very and Feed busi-. neas, at Graniteville, in the connty and State nforessid, under the firm name of Mogers & Crandall. That the names ofall the pessons interested as partners in auch ; @ wtated and signed here. #0 and that such pavtnership will contina, end be in force until further notice by us Tnat the pri cfpal place of said oopartner ue is Graniteyvilie, county and Stateafore. = J.A, ROGERS, T. P. CRANDALL Granttevilie,, Ang 23 1875. TAKE WOTICE. OTICE of a del 'nqnent arersement. Notie ia hereby given to Tom K Spray. jah Hamlin, Wm. Piehis, Wm. Rameey, 3.5; W. Sines. ard H Maseman, that you afte d-linquent fer your proportions of the assess'nent in the sum of ten dollars each, ves nite! ta develop alode known as the Kory iturch . ole, located im Grake Valwy Mit ov Di-trict. Nevada county, California. That the said assesement was lev fed uver one ‘ve r a0, and if the sume is not Davee on or before the tion of ‘days ‘bam the date of this not'ce, your i»ttest will revert to the co-owners, perl roe the Mining Laws of GED, C,.BOUCHES, Secretary. . = ‘ ? ba! . 1. Fu-nishes enterteinment—at—hisex: ELECTION LAW. PART I. TITLE IV.—Of Crimesagainst the Elective Franchise. Section 41. Every person charged with the performance of anv duty under the provisions of any law of, this State relating to. to perform it, or who in his official eapacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of aby of the provisions of such law is, unless a different punishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by tl is Code, punishable bya fine not exceeding one thousaud dollays, or by imprisonment in the State\ Prison not exceeding five years, or both. Sec. 42. Every pérson who wilfully causes, procur -8, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any county Knowing bimself not to be entitl d tu such registration, is punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, Gr by imprisonment-in the County Jail or State, Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the trial of a person charged with any offense uacer the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Reg ster of any county ‘without being qualified for suca registration,the Court must order su.‘h registration to be canceled, Sec. 43. Every p-rson who, after being registered by tue Boaru of Judges, at ary election, refuses to be sworn, or, being sworn, refuses to auswer-any—pertinent question propounded by such Board,touching the righ of nuthorg,to vote, is guiity of amisdemeanor. * es Sec. 44. Every person summoned to apear and testi y before sny Board of Regfotentioks, who wilfuliy disobeys such sumions, is guijty of a misdemeunor. Sec. 45 Every person not entitled to vote who frandulently votes, an: every one election or knowiugly hauds in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballot aiter the same has beer d--posited in the ballet-box. of ads or attempts to add, any ballot to those ‘eg» lly polied at any election either by frandule:tly introducing, the samé into the ballot box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or inixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the same are being connt dor canvuss:d og at result of such election, or carries away or destroys, or attemp's to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalid:ting snch election, or wilful:y detains,mutilates, or destrvuys any election returns, or in any manner so. interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at sach election, as to prevent such electio. or canvass from being fairly held and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony Sec. 46 Every person not entitled to vote, who fruudulently attempts to vote,or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to vote more than once at any eiection, is guilty of a misdemeanor, — ‘Sec. 46. Eyery yersun who procures, aids, assists, counsels or advises another to wive or offer lis vote at any electiou,knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty, of a misdemeanor, Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Election who ails in changing or destroying any poll list, or. in placing any ballots in adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those Irgally polled at such election, either by fraudu'ently introducing the same into the ballot box before or-after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or nix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the sanie are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time, with the inor allow another to do so when in his power to prevent :t, or carries. away or destroys,or kncwingly allows another to carry away or lawful y polled is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for not less than two nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to putting the ballot_.of an elector in the ballot box, attempts to find outasy name on such ballot, or who opens. or suffers the folded ballot of avy elector which has been handed in to be opened or examined previous to who makes or places an’ mark ordevice«n ‘any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the elector has voted, or who,-without the consent of the elector, disclos sthe name of. any Cierk has franduiently or Megally discoy. exved-to have been -voted—for by such etector, is punishable by fine, not léss than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, * Soc. 50. Every person who forges or counterfeits r-turns of an election purporting to have been held at a pfecinct, town, or ward-where noelection was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes forged or counter. feitreturns of election in the place of the true returns, for a-precinct, town or ward where no election was a'tually held is’ punishab’e by imprisonmentin the State Prison for a term of not less than two nor. more than ten years, ~ Sec, 51. bvery person who wilfully adds to, or subtra ts from, the votes, actually alters auch returns, is. punishable by.imprisonment in the State Prison for not less than. one nor more than five years. Sec. 52, Every person who aids, or abets in the commission of any of the offences mentioned in the four preceding sections, County Jail for the period of six months, or in the State Prison not exceeding two years. oo : Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means. either directly vr indirectly attempt to influence any elector in giving his vote, or deter him from. giving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, restrain, hinder, or disturb any elector.in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wishing to vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, informing or giving such elector to understand that it cont ins a name written or printed thereon or defrauds any elector at any such «leetion, by dectiving and causing such elec. tor to vote for a different persomor any.office than he intended ox d ‘sired to vote for; or who, bei: g Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while acting as such, in. dues or at empts toiniuce any elector, either. by meaus of reward, or promise thereof, to votw differéntly from what such elestor intended or désired to vote, he is guilty ot a4nisdemeangor. See?54. Every p-rson who, with intent to promote the eleetion of hiunself, or any otier person éither, : elections who wilfully neglects or refuses. person who votes more than once at any, any othertime with intent to change _thethe. ballot box, or taking any therefrom, or . . tent to change the result of said eleetion, . destr y, any poll list, ballot box, or hailots: purting the same into the ballot box,-orperson which such Inspector, Judge, or} cast at an election, in any returns, or who’ J in violation of the ast section to any person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidate making the offer, is guilty of a misde Migce. ** £4, 85, 86. Eve ho gi eC. , 86. Every person who gives or off-rs to bribe any ddeor or member of any legislative cxucus, politi al convention, committer, primary election, or litical gathering of any Kind, held for the purpos« of nvuminating candidates for offices of honor, trust, or profit in this State, with intent t» ivfluence the person to whom such bribe is given or offered to be morg favorable to one candidate than another, and every person, member of either of the bodies in this section mentioned. who receive or offers to: receive any such bribe, is punishable by imp isonmeni in more than fourteen years. Sec. &8. Every person who. by threats, intimidations, or unlawful violence, -wilfully hiucers or prevents electors from asseinbling in public meeting for the consider, tion of public questivns is guilty ofa misdemeanor,Sec. 59. Every person who wiilfully disturbs or breaks up any publi@ meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. tec. 60.. Fyvery person who makes; offers. or accepts ony. bet.or wager upon the re‘sult af any election, or upon the snecess orf ilure of any person or candidate, or -aupon the number of votes to.be cast either in the aggregate or of.any particulrr candidate, or upon the vote to be ca-t upon any person, i4 guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec.61,. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of -the laws ofthis tute relating to electisns, is, unless a different punishment for snch violation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollurs, or by impris«nment in the State Prisou not exceeding five years or by bot, Sec, 62, Every person who prints any thousand one -hundred and_ninety-oae, of the Political Code, or who circulutes or gives to another any ticket, knowing at the time that such+ticket does not conform to the provisions of s-etion one thousand one hundred and ninety-cne of th Poiitical Code, is guiity of a misdemeanor. And it is further ordered, in acc rdance with Section 1142 of the Political Code of . the State of California, that the following. hamed persons be appointed officers of. election inand for their respective pre¢incts, ana that the election be held-in the house or room designated opposite the name of each of said precincts: SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO, 1. NEVADA TOWNSHIP) Nevada—Po 1s at the Court House. M. L. Marsh, Taspector; Johan Dunuicliff and Chis. E. Mulloy, Iudges. : Blue Tent Precinct-—-Pulls at the schoo house. O, D, Campbell, Inspector; B.D. Chadwick and J, Moody, Judges. DISTRICT NO. 2. GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Grass Valiey—-Polls xt Town Hall. P, H, Paynter, Inspector; W. D. Woods and G. Hamilton, Judges. Forest ‘Springs~-Potls at Gen. Little’s building. Geo. Little, Inspector; Benjamin Colvin and “‘t. J. Lyon, Jadgexs, Buena. Vista—Pols at Geo. Kress. Hilton, Inspector; Geo. Kress and Wm. Melarkey, Judges. DISTKICT No.3, EUBEKA TOWNSHIP. Eureka—P-lls at Robb’s Hotel. Wm. Powell, Inspector; David Conly and A. L. ‘Wall, Judges. . ‘Mvore’s Flat—Polls at the Skating Rink. ‘Wm F. Cunmings, [ngpector; J. Montgomery and J. Rich, Judges. Ussaville--Polls at-Culbertson’s Boarding House Kk. Crooms, Ins ctor; L. D, Buttsand Wm. Bockman, Judges, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, North Bloomficld—Polis at Ross Hotel, W.G, Montgomery, Inspector; Ed. Cummings and Geo. 8. Farley, Judges. “Lake City—Polls at Payne’s Hotel. P. A. Payne, luspector; Wm. Black and Jas. Cregan, JudgesRelief Hi:l—Polls at Penros2 Hotel. #H. A. Williams, Inspector; J.€. Hickman and Ju Reasoner, Judges. Solumbia Hill—tolls at Woodruffs store. 8S. Richardson, Ingpectcr; A. L. Woodruff and Jol.n Driscoll, Judges. . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Carlisle--Polls at Hotel. O, H. Culbertson, Inispector; H. H. Hartley and O. E; Green, Judges. : Washington—Polls at McBean’s saloon. Henry Koi ler, Inspector; 8, GC. Chase aud £. D. Brimsk 11, Judges. , Omega—Polls at Lyons’ Hotel. T. Merrili,Inspector; W. A. Marshall and A. ‘2. Fry, Judges. : ER & ‘ = DISTKICT NO. 4. ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP. Rough and Keady—Polls st Schroeder's Hotel. John Perkenpine, Inspector; A. D. Earley and A. L, Slack, Judges. ° _ Indian Springs--Polls at M. P. Hatch’s. M P. Hatch, Inspector; Wm, M. Nutter and H. L. Hatch, Judges. Antuony House—Pollsat Anthény House, Guiliord ullard, Inspector; Cias.-Cole and Thomas stark, Jvages. Mooney Plat--Polis at Schmidt's Hotel. Geo. Smith, luspector; Ames Power and ‘David Brown, Judges. i ; BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. -Cherokee—Polls at school house. Pau Quick, Inspector; Kerr fhelan, and J. V White, Judges. San Juan—Poll’s at James A. Stidger’s offie. Jame: A. Stidger, Inspector; J. G. Dixon and 8. M. Crall, Judges. _.. Sweetland—Polls at s hool house, H.G, Hiscox, Inspector; John 8: Browz and Wm Warner. Judges. Birchville—Polls at G. B. Newél}’s store. Geo. B. Newell, Inspector; John Connors and J. A. Craig, Judges. French Corral—Folls at school house. Y.G. Bell, Inspector; David Alexander and 38. Daucher, Judges. DISTRICL NO, 5, MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, i Truckee—Polls one doo: west of Post Office. Charles Humphrirs 4 Cruthers and E. VW. Hayden sudges. . Boca—Pvlls at. School House. -L. E. Doan, Inspector; B. PF, Buon aud Harry Dunn, Jvodges. ; one LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP. You Bet--Polis at Peter Draizcr’s Hotel.) John Hussey, Inspector, B. F. Snell and Frank Enna, Jud, es. ‘ j Little York—PoHs at Mra. Drynan’s Ho-)

tel. William Hill, Iasp:cter; John Kobb and A. Schutt, Judges. ~ Lowell Hill—Polls at Regan’s building. J, B. Frick, Inspector; John Regin and John Smith, Judges. Hunt’s Hili~Poils at McAuley’s Hotel. Thomas Haniy, Inspector; A. G. Turner and Wim. Jones, Judges, Beige = the State Prison not Iess than one nor] ticket not in conformity with section one} iuspector; B. } ‘Transcript 4 q a Job Printing Office ta We are prepared to do Job Printing in a style second to no a office in this State. t , As an advertising medium the Nevada Dafly Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State, pense to any ting of elect to or bee an election. 2. Piys for, procures, o° en to pa: for any such entertainment. stogir my 3. Furni hes or «ng ges to pey or deliv er any money or property for the pirpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of comp: nsating any person for procuring the »tt ndanée of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of vot.rs whoare sivk or infirm. . . 4. Furnishes or engages t» pxy or deliver »h¥ money or property for any pur.one inteuded to prom t:the.el ction of any canuidate, except for the expenses of holding and conducting publie me iags, and of print and of circu'ajing ballots, hound. biils, and other papers previrus to such ee:tion, is ity of a misdemea or. _ Ber. 55. Every pers n who, being a can. didate at any clecti n, offers or azrees to appoint or procure the uppointme: tof any particular person to o ae an induce. ment or consideration t> any person to vote for, “r procure or aid iu procuting the ele:tion of such candi:iste, guilty of a *. 56. Every person, not being-a. Aidate, who communicates acy offer m a (~S BLUE GKAVEL MINING Company. Location of ; riucipal place of buviness, Nan Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada ‘fownship, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 2th day. of July, 1875, am assessment, No. 3, of 10 ceuts per share was levied upon the capital stuck of the corpoiution, payable bamecistely in Cnited states gold coin, tu the Secr tary at the office of the Company, 311 Califorvia Street, Rooms 3 and’ 4, secopd Fluor, ran Francisco, California’ Any stock upon which this assessment shail remain unpole on the 25th day of August, 1875, will delinquent, and advertised fur sale .t public auction, and unlesss payment is made before, will be sould on the Lith day ‘of eptember, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. me By order of the Directors.” . _ d, M. BUPPINGION, Secretary. Office 311 California Street, forni: Assessment Notice.” . ; No 704. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 4 Sacramento, Cal. June 24, 1875,OTICE is hereby given, that James D. White, whose Post Office 1s Nevada City, Nevada county, Cil., has tais day made application for patent for ecertain placer mining ground, bearing gold, situate in Diamond Creek Mining District, Nevada cou.ty, California, anu described as follows: On surveyed land, being the N of 8 W \ of Sec. 13, Tp. 17N R1ILEM D M, and containing 80 ecres, Said location wus made Augnst 20, 1873, by. T. B, Esmond, et al: and is recoraued it the mining records of Nevada county, on pages 340 and $41 of said recors, book No. 5. The applicant claims by purchase. For title of applicant see book 44 of deeds, pages 459 an 460. records Nevada county. Adjoining claimants are the claims of White & Co., and the claim of Roger: & Co, on tie south, : : All persons ho'’ding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first dey of publishing hereof. j29 T,. B. McFARLAND, Register. No, 701 : Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : sacramento, Cal., June 19, 1875. OTICE is hereby given, that John H. Eden, whose Post Office is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for pate:t tur the Spring Ravine Placer Mining Claim, bearing gold, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described as follows, to wit: On eurveyed land, being the S \% of SE \ of SE ¥ of Section Noy Three (3) in Towuship Sixteen (1s) North, Kange. Eight’ (8) East. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, and . containing Twenty (20) acres. Saiu loca@on was made Murch 19, 1873, by the applicant, and is recorded in the Kecords of Nevada county, California, book No, 5, page 259. Adjoining claimants are the claim of Robert Hughes on the North. : All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this oflice within sixty days a the first day of publishing hereof, -. SUMMONS. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send greeting to Mutilda Burth Defendant. Ycu are hereby required to appear in an sction brought against you in . the District Court of the Fourteenth Jndicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, on the 7th day of Augnst, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons-~ if servad within this counKe or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days— or judgment will to the prayer of ssidcomplsiat. Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you an‘ this Plaintiff, on the grounds of . desertion and wilfull disregard of by d«fendant of her. marriage vows. Plaintiff prays for'a a @ of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for. such further reliefas the Court may seem just and . proper. And you are hereby notified that if you foil te appear and answer the said compluint as above required; ‘the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanced.; : aan In testimony whereof,T, Jno. Patsegl > tison, Clerk of the District Court . —— ) afcresaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 9th day of. August, A.D. 1875. ; INO. PATTISON, Clerk. By James D. White, Deputy, J. B. Johnson, Plif’s Atty, augl8 ; No. 715, iJ Application for a Patent to a) Mining Claim. e Untrep Srares Lanp Orrice, Sacramento, Cai, Aug. 26, 1875. ia ae OTICE is hereby given, that the Omaha Gold Mizing Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal., whose Poatofiice is Sacramento, Sacramento county, Cul , has made application for patent for 1500: linear feet of the Omaha. Qnartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface ground, situate in Grass Valley Mining District. Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries: Commencing at post No, 1, marked O G@ MCo, (Omaha Gold Mining Company) on the north end of the Lode of the ‘Lone. Jack Quartz Mine.” Thence, var. 17° E, 8 82° E475 chains, Post No 2 marked O. GM Co,S E cor. Thence N9° W 24,10 chains. Post No 3 marked O G@ M Co, NE jcor, Thence S 81° W 4.54 chains Post No4 marked OGM Co. 9.09 chains post No5, marxed O G M Co, on the east line of the New York Hill Quartz Mine. Thence § 31% © E 6.98 chains along the East Line . _) of the New York Hill quartz mine, to its 8 E cor. and Post No 6 marked OG M Co. Thence N 88° W 2.73 chains along south line of the New York Hill quartz mine, to Post No 7 marked OGM Co. Thence $ 9° E 15.42 chaias ?ost No 8 marked O GM CoThence 8 82° E 4.75 chins to Post No 1 and piace of beginning. Survey of Connecting Line: Post No 3, N E corner bears South 36° 35’ East 9.19 chains from the Northwest corner.of Section 2, Tp 15N k 8 BE, and containing 19.87 acres, and desig. nated as lot No 54 inSections 2 and 3,Township. 15 North, Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. The names of the original locators are unknown tothe applicant, but itis believed to have been located by Washington Bays et al'in 1855, No record Of said location can bé found. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining cfales. ants are the New York Hill Quartz Mine on the West, and the Lone Jack Quartz Mine on the South. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are kereby required to present the sameé beiore this Office within sixty deys from the first d»y of pub ishing hereof. ‘ ‘lL. B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H.Wymun, Atty. sl Unitea States Land Cflice. O. John Ht, Eden, Mineral Application Li ae — oy er John G. aucho, Jowph Kosta, Thomas. Koata,, Affidavit No. 2, and to all whom it may concern: Whereas, by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, the 8 E & of SE Qu. rter of Section3. in Township 16 North, Range 8 East, ‘is to be tres as . mineral iii charattir until the contrary is roved, afte: cue notice: And » hereas. the Central Pacific Railr a4, by B, B. Redding, Land Agent, (Post Office audress, Sati Fran. cisco, Cal,) has applied to off-r proot as to the character of the above desé:ibed lands: ‘Therefore, you will take otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the dated May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 27 day of September, A. D. 1875, at 11 o’cloc re A, os vt, for determine the said landa, In witness whereof, we have herennte 4a T. B, McFARLAND, Register -. . gextal indulgence, be taken against you by default, accord. . ng Commissioner of the General Land Office, . TO THE UNFORTUNATE. GEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY > 623 KEARNEY STREET, M cor. Commercial, Sax FRiNCIe0o STABLISHED in 1854, for the, treat mnt of Semal and Seminal Diseassuch as Gonorrhea Gleet, Stricture, Sy! is in all its forms, Seminal Weaknesr,.™potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcerated egs sttucessi ully treated. : DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of anoduncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Evrup: \» resumed practice at his D-speir’ 3 Kearney Street, corner of Ccramervia., Francisco, where his old patients and those requiring his services may iad him. The Doctor_has spared neither time nor money in seeking out ~»w remedies, and has returned with increase. —— the. alleviation of human suffering. . Horrible Diseases. _ : How many thousands of p . “TY male ana female, are there” who are_ ts ing out 4 miserable existence from the ef-+ feet of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbe. into the system! Look at their _ pallid, e. .aciated and disfigured faces and their broken duwu constitutions, fying them for the happiness of marriage or tLe enjoyment of lite. In this ho ia situation thousands suffer until death closes the scere Let parents, gua:dians, friende attend teany of those who are sufferiug with any .of these horrible life destroyin: maladies—see that they are cared for cured hefore it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician whe uae ade private disease his especial study or years, abd who is certain” to-curethe= most inveterate cases without mercury 0F injurious drugs, It is important to those who are affiicted, or to those who are inter. ested in the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who . infest all cities, publishing ‘their skill in curing all diseases ina days, imposing upon the public by using the names of emicy, 623 ‘disqnali« ¢ physicians frora Europe and other peerilg Be, therefore, careful. . d make strict inat.ties,or you may fal} into the. banes of thosé charlatans. © = Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the co ce of This solitary vice, or depraved is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: SaHow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringlug in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weaknexs of the limbs cenfused vision, blunted intellect, loss o confidence, difiiderce in approaching strangers, a disiike to form new acquaintances, ® disposition to shun seciety, loss of memory. hectic flushes, pimples and various . eruptions about the face, furred tongue, © self abuse. fetid breath, coughs, consumption, 5 sweats, Monomania 12d frequent insanity. If relief be not obtaimed, persons so afflict. ed should apply immediately, either in rson or by letter, and have a cure effected . y his new and scientific mode of treating this discese, which never tails of éffecting quick and radicalcure. Dr.G. “will give Une Hundred Dollars to any, one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he wasc of thia complaint by either of the Francisco quacks. : . Married Men, ES Or those who contemplate marriage, whe are suffering any of these fe ‘ul auladies, should not forget the sacred respunsibility reaiseg upon, them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office oF sending for packages of medicines may rely apon his assurance of coniaential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with afair and mutu ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circu ces of the cases, rather than a tue prevalent’and selfish practice of extortion among quacks and pretenders. : DR. GIBBON is responsible, and »wil _iye to each patient a written. ins nk, binding himself to effect a radical poy in «nent cure, or make no charge.. ~ . ~ Cured at. Homeé,” : “ Persons at a distance may be CURED A (ROME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibe stating case, -emyptoms, length of 7 presag the disease has continued, and the medicine promptly , forwarded, free from zspadsmage and curiosity, to any part of the conntry, with full and plain direction for ate. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in a registered letter through the Post Oifive, or through Wells, Fargo & Co. a package of medicine will be forward. by express tu any part of the Union. 5 Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearney at.eet, co. ner Commercial, San Francise. Post Offic: Bex 1967. Private ntrance on Commercial treet, Remem.er to put BOX 1957 on the leb . er, . Consultations FREE. : a#Correspondents will please infcr: DR. GIBBON that they read his adverti, mentintie Daity Transcript.. my! SHERIFI’S SALE. HEREAS John Stewart, W. R. Dit ieson, M. Bohaunan and M. E. D.". _Administratrix of F. Haeling, dec’d, on the 27th dey of Jul; 1875, recovered a Judgment in the Districd : Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ,o# the State of Californvia,in ana for the county of Nevada, against M. W. Irwin,for the sum of One Thousand Three. Hundred and Sev entz-Two ($1,372) Dollars,G@vid Coin of U, & with interest thereon trom tlie date of ssid juagment at the rate of 7 per cent, per an-* num till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $35, which ssid Judgment is ree evrded in the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Coutt,on 1 sge-and whereas it is om derea that the Morignge set torth in Plaim tiff's Complaint be’ forec]-sed_end pro therein described, to wit; The undivid one-third part of in and to that certain quartz mili, situate and being on Rock Glen, Eureka Township, Nevada county California, and known und designated as the Biack & Irwin,” mill, with the machinery therein or-thereto belonging. Ahk so the undivided one fourth (4) part of im and to that certain quartz lode, situate an@~ being on said Rock Glen, Township end county afcvresaid, known and designated ss the Banberry & Stacy Quartz lide, be sol’ to satisfy said judgment, to,ether with iio terest and costs. o _— iy Boies ia wt Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale, the xbove dcseribed erty to the highest bidder fer cach, in fromit of t:e Court Hovse dvor, in the city of Ne vada, on pATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1875, Between the huwrs of 9 o'clock, A M., and bo’clock, P. M, my hand this 28th day of Given under Faly, 1875, GEO. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Porrer, Deputy. The above sale is postponed to SAD ~ URDAY, SEPfEMBE 4th, 1875. ~ GEv, W. SMITH, Sheriff, OBSTAC.ES TO MARRIAGE APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MES . from the effects of Errors and Abuae: in early life. ‘Manhood restored, hes eet 4 to removed. New +] dic Books. ‘set on icy iz 168 eirculars se e, in sealed envelopes. Aldrece HOWA: ASBOCIAT.ON, No. 419 North Ninth street, T. B. McFARLAND, er. HAKT FELLOWS, Receiver. S 5 men Philadelphia, Pa,— an in+titution . Giefessionsi kil sia dre ye