September 8, 1863 (4 pages)

t thie 2 <d, im’ > rules! if & st for? or oF ffect, s n ap . fate @ r the mutha be giv and of a ate. tall cae spaper red th ths ber, Agi euch rats he pape >; PKO® Lior Stat Act sha N, ; Jentist treets, riends am » that ED eall, at al ensitiveb) d withou 7JOREK . a MORE atisfaction otherw ise are mode rinapently — PY fice, d prompte leads, Cards mphiets! ; ' : t Brictn¢ didentent . — 863! — _ — Lter: § acvament¢, Spring af cat place onable il the lar ver-inan romptly b . adies’ Fu e firm of AseOWAY * consent. § VAY. # WAY. 4 3 1 Estat U-to e208 blocks e t+ scity aff ne of the SB yt, ? CT, being? 1 and pat ifter Bill a respect ourts ef f the Tit a finald the Cit hadow up se lots w corner San Fran@ ; BROWN.¢ ABL A. LA} R would i friends a ic general already lar nd is prep nu be found a idle Hors ‘men will cein the b in the conf} elieve I w es on live 1 careful ec. The qu iy that t. sinees We _the sum ofFourteen Hundred and twenty dol tml * Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry heart a i a er i ann — omer nena — — — sagen 7 VOL. 7. ° NEVADA CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1863. NO. 2. OR ATR LEE AT ae sere : _ cmneemiel Revada Daily Transcript, Published Daily — Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—Oh Commercial Sireet. And Machine Shop, ‘pring Street, Nevada City ‘TEAM ENGINES AND BO.LLERS BUIL1 Ss to order. Castings and Machinery hed description. © .Quartz, Machinery constructs fitted up or repaired All kinds of Buildw, Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt: and Bark Mills’; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All ordere filled promptly. and at as 1oW rates am way establish ment in Sacramento or Sao Weanciscu—freigh added. Feb HoEUGH .& THOM, SHERIFF'S S38 LE*—By virtue of an-Exe 3 ecution to me delivered issue deut of the Hon District Court of the ith Judicial District: in and for theed oty of Nevada. vearing date June 25th. ixihin favor of Wm Abraham and aginst A. HE Eady. John: Hill and Fraocis Sovle, for (6 tf ra lars. with interest on the said sum from the 2oth day of June fsol, at the-rateéef two per cent per month tozcther all costs. of suit I have levied upon all the right, title nd interest of said de fendants in and to the following descer'Ded property, to wit:—That certain water ditch taking ‘water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevads county and known as the Shady ereck or Freneh Corrak ditch together with all reservoirs, flues, ways and side ditehes, thereunto belongmy or im any wise apper aining. Aivo.a certain tail flume. located in Preteh Corral. Nevada county, and leading froin Cue claims back of said te «an to Yuba Riv ernesar Wood's crossing togetner wich all rights and privileges thereunto belonging Also. de fendants interest inthe set of mining elaims or mining ground, located at French Corral: Ne vada county and known as the Book Walter & Cy’s claims, tovether with sluices, tools and cuts belonying thereto Notice is hereby given that T will expose to publiesale, all the above deacribed property to the highest bidder fur cash intront of the Court House .door -in) Nevada, on Tuesday, Aug Isth, 1853! between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M and 4p. M. Given under my hand this 24th day of July 1°63. NOW, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. UO, P. Stidver. Atty. ee YON ST ABA. 25 SA a, ts. Vv ieicas vl bie thday ot June, 1853 a final judgment and decree Was rendered jn the Jastive Courtof RK. MeGoun Kaq, of the ‘fownsh:p of Littl York, County of Nevada-and State of California, against K. Esswoud & Cos, amt in favor of € halk Blur Mill “©, or the sam of $137 71 and $16 25 costs. And wher on the said 25th day. of Juve, 183, it was ordered and deerced h said Court that the lien set forth in plaintiffs com plamt be fogeclosed, and the property therein described to Wit: The mining cliims situated on the Liilimmediitely above Chew & Bros. toll road two huadred yards more or less, below the toll house. together withthe tunuel extending from and below said chiims in which a portion of said fluines’ are pormaucutly situated, and the ravine extending from said claims across ‘baid toll road tu the main ravine oF cahon below — AH of sail property being in’ the township, county and Stateaforesal t c levigd upon and ~—ohd-toy watiefe. sahil ludsment d , and the prow eds th f applied to the payment of said guna of money a8 a oresant . Notieeis hereby given that on Saturday, the sothaday of Atiru<t, 1863. betweeu tie hours of 9 o’viovk, Aw Mo and5 o’elock P.M, TE will x It all the rirht, tithe and interest of the above defend 4iitx du, to and of the.above des ribed property in front of the office of Combs & MeGeun, in the town of Red Dog. ty and state aloresaid, at yublie auetion, tor.eash im hand, tothe highest ind best bidder. to saf sfy said demands anid ac eruiny ¢ Mif.f. COMBS, Constabla. Rei Dog, August : is sun yates Gtih, Pens. —— —— M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M SACRAMENTO. YPAWE made my arrangements to forward r0ds to NEVS04 COUNTS; NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND TUMBOGLDT. I have also Agents at the Depotsx which wilt emsare ~satisfactory and spocdy dispatch ef all guads intrusted to my eare atthe lowest rolling freiwht. x Mark your goods “CARE OF M.G, SAC.” a7 Teareid mistakes, send steamer rece! pt Sacrawepio, JOHN ADSM3, — = CITY BILL POSTER. pring ips -Railroad To News Dealers and Book Sellers. J. STRATMAN, WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER. )ACKS andforwerdsall the Daily and week] ly Newspapers, Magazines, etc., to all parts of the country, with great dispatch. I sell at prices that defy competition ! Every new novel received as soon as publish ed Ihave .special arrangements with all the differen publishars. stationers, &ec, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank . bvoks, music, portraits, prints, medals, melaineotypes. song books In great veg i I have unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, lers the closest attention. ; » Send for my price list. and give mea trial. Bancroft’s Hand-~made Linen Papers All pure linen, put up in quarler ream packa ges, The finest writing papers in the United States. NEW MILITARY BOOKS. I have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita ry boeks, and new ones received as soon as pub lished. Books imported to order. a All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords. belts ond presentationn swords got up in the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less than San rraneiney Sree MAGAZLdES AND PAPERS, Attention ix called to the list of all the Amer. iean and Foreign Periodicals, for which I re veive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Govern ment forthe carrying of the mails from the At lan'ie States by steamer three times a month. t am enabled toreceive subscriptions at a mucti lower rate than formerly, ‘The same eare an at tention will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gain ed such anenviable reputation throughout the cisco Dailies, at Publishers’ prices. de Ook, Atlantic Monthly, Leslie’s, N.Y. Police Guzette, Clipper, Pavitic coast Subscriptions received for all the. San. Fran Atlantic Periodicals: for $3 50 per Harper’s Monthly. Godey’s Lady’s Knickerbocker, Continental Monthly, Ladies’, Repository, Tales of the Day, Home Journal, Weekly Tribuae, Sunday Atlas. Sunday Times, ¢ Dispatch, es Mercury, en ourier, ‘s Weekly Times, Jour. of Commerce, World?’ Boston Pilot, Flag of our Union, Pilot, Waverly Magazine, Banner of Light, True Flag, Investigator, Literary Companion, Irish American, Forncy’s War Presse, Scientific American Phil Sat. Eve'’g Post, Wilves’ 3piric of Limes, BaltWecekly Sun. Tablet. Louisville Journal, Country Gentleman, St. Louis Republican, Weekly, Boston Journal, Mercury, Herald of Progvess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order Orders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptienspa yable invariably in advance. Address, J. STRATMAN, News Agene, San Francises. Leslie's Pictoriol, Harper's Weekly, [llustrsted News, sLeslie s Zeitung, Demakrat, Criminal Zeitung, Family Biatter, Vanity Fair. e {HBRIF #'S SAL — iy Virtue vs ay or Ss ecution to me delivered, issued out of the lion. Distriet Court of the 4th Judicial Dis trict.in and for the county of Nevada. State of California, bearing date Aug 20thy 1863it favor of Williamson Barker and against As —P. Niman, = for the sum of Two Hun dred and Sixty-cight 25-!00 Dollare, debt, with interest on the gait sum of $266 25 from the 20th day of Aug. 1863. a the rate of Il» per cent. per month till paid, (said sum of $268 25 payable in U. 8. yvold and silver coin) together with all eoxts of suit, . have levied upon all the right. titl: and interest of defendant in ard to the followimg described property heretofore attach ed to wit: Yhat certain bot of land situated on the north side of the Main street of tough and Ready villaye, adjoining the lotof Ss. M.Gilham on the west, on the east the lot of one Clements, running back fromthe street about 200 feet.— Also the lot ofland situated on the east site of the road leadifiy from the Main strert,.(said lot being about 160 feet front and runmuyg back abont 350 feet, the same being-enclos d by a fenve. Alsothe house and lot Ty ing partly east ef said fast named lot and west of the lot of Warren Davis, being separated from the latter jot by 4 roadway, and lying directly norm of the lotof 8. M Gilham, the said lot being en closed by a feace and vecupied by said: defendant as aresidence. Also the undivided one hail of the lot situated north of tee said Main street and -east of the lot of John 8 ngles, bounded on the east: by the road Keadiny from the Main street to Sinule’s house, the same being oceu pied fora blacksmith and wagon makers shop All the above property is located in Kough and Ready Tuwnship, Nevada county, Califoruta. “Also that certaim jot of ‘and about scventy five feet front. commencing at the Main street and «xtending north from said Main street about one hundred awd: ighty feet to a road leading ‘from Singles’ blacksmiih shop to Nimans house. Said lot is bounded on the west by a house and lot oceupied ax a barber's shop and dweilisg house and on the east by the house and lot lately occupied by Grove. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pubiic sale, all the above described } ruverty to the highest bidder for cash ,in front of the Coart House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Sep. 2vth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 P. M. Given under my hand, this 20th day of Aug. A 2. 1363. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. A. W. Porrer three hours ! modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central roail. Persons wishing to visit Sac” ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. traim at Lincoln and arrive inthe city Under Sheriff * CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.— Passengers thro from acramento to Lincoln in two hours! Freight through fromacramento to Liucoln in Ample facilities are now offered for the accom. so as to have from five t6 six hours at their dis posa, returning the same dé / Running of Trains: GY. H.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento...6.30 A. M,and 2 P. Leave Lincoln...5.15 A. M and 10.304. Freightand Yassenger Tariff. Through Passengers..«-+++++ Three Dollars. Through Freignt.see.ses8 sees Four Dcllars Cc. L. WILODN, Nov. 30th, 1a61—tf KLECTION LAW. ~ See 104 Ifany Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of any elector in the ballot box attemptto pry juto or find eut any name or Hames on such ba lot which shall have been handed in by said elee tor in a folded form, or if any Inspector, Judge, or Clerk vf any election stall open, or suffer the folded ballot of anv elector which has been han ded in tothe Board of Judges tu be opened or examinee into previous t? putting the same into the ballot box, orif ary Inspector, Judge, or Clerk ot an election phall make or place any mark or device on avy felded ballot which has been handed into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any person or persons for whom such elector whall have veted atany such election; or if any luspector, Judge: or Clerk of an election, with out the consent of the elector, shall disclose the name or any person, or persons Which such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk, shall. have traudu lently or illegally distovered to have been voted for by such elector at any ejection, every such Inspector, Judye, or Clerk 6f an election so of fending, upon conviction thereof. shall be fined In any sum not less than fifty, nor more -than five hundred dollars. Kvery perséu who shall forge or counterfeit returns oan election pur porting-to have been held ata precinet, toavn, er word, where po election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counter fcit rethrns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinet, town, or ward, where an eleetion was actually held, shail, upon convie tion, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison for a term not less than two years, and not more than ten years. Every person who shall wilfully add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an election, in egy returns of sucn election, whether such person be an officer of such election or not, every officer of elections who shall willfully make faise and fraudulent returns,in any manner whatever. of an clection heldin any precinct, town, or ward, and-every person whomsoever, whether officer or not, te whom or through whont -~ such returns) by law sre required by law to be made, whether such person be County Clerk, Messenyer, Sec retary of State, or other person, who-shall alter such election returns, “hall, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison fer a term not less than-onenor more than five years. Every person who shall aid or abet in the commission of any of the offences men tioned inthis section, or who,-being present at or cognizant of the commission of clther of said offences. and shall not-give information thereof as soon as practicable to the District Attorney, or Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to sdine Justice of the Peace of such*county, shall, for every such offence, be punished, upon vorvie tion thereof. by imprisonment in the county jai! for thegperiod of six months, or tn the State Prison for a term of no’ more than two years. Section 35 of said act has been amended, vide stetutes-1863, page 354, #0 as to read as follows: Sic. 35. Assoon as all the votes are read off and counted, a certificate 1 be draw up on each of the-papers—contaifees the poll_tlist and talties. or attached thereto; stating the number of votes each p reson voted for has received. and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in words at fulllength. Each certificate shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judyes, and Inspector One of suid ce tificates, With the poll list, and tally agit to Which it is attached, shall be retained xy the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. The ballots shail be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the count ing of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered upon the tally list by the Clerks, ant said ballots, :ovether with the other of sald certificates, with the-poll jist and tally paper-to which-it is at‘ached, shall be scaled up by the Inepector in presence of the Judges aad Clerks, and indoreed *Ktection Kerarns,” and be dires ted and delivered or sent by the Inep ctor to the County Clerk of the county in whiel® the election iv held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least six montha by said Clerk, and i any person be of the opitmon that-the vote o any preeinet ehall not havebeen correctly count ed, he may appear on the day appointed for the Koard.of Superviseas to open the returns. amd demand a rveount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Hoard of-supervisors shall proceed to ecount the vote of the precinct thatis #o claim d to have been incorrectly counted. Per order. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W.L, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surround'ng country that he hos removed his stock of. BOOTS & SHOES.,,. 5 Tu Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Loots and Shoes. from San Francisco, which he will sell at very low rate«. He invitea the attention of: everybody to cail and examine his stock. . Repatring promptly and neatly done. A. A. Sargent Plaintiff's Att'y. Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! PRICES FOR BILL PCSTING: JOHN HOOK would in Fifty Three-sheet Posters. -.+seeeeeeeeeee $5 00 form his friends aud former pa Fifty Two-sheet Postets.+--+c.-++ sevseee £00) gets ig trons that he has txuken a shop Piity Ope-sheet’ Posters.----+2+++++ ++-++02504 on Commercial Street, Fach additional Fifty..-0--+-eeceeees +. 100 adjoinmg Geo, Keeney’s Hard— Fifty Halt-sheet_ Posters.----aeaceecess 150\ ware sture, aud is prepared to mapuiacture tu Bach additional Fifty.. -seees 301] order, Boots.znd Shees, on the most reasenFifty Quacter-sheet Posters.-. ary ae ++1@,ableterms. Bovts repaired on the shortest no-—Dietributung Programmes, etc. (per 100). 100 . tice. Mr Orders left at the city Printing Offices, or gliveme a trlal and I will guarantee satisfac. at my office on Fine street. opposite Flagg’s au2? . favle, will receive prompt attemtion. ’ n. Nevada, April Ist. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July 14th-—tf CHARLES DUNK, Jr, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. ( Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. 17—-tf 2 : — Me has just received a large end splendid lot of FFICE—In Kidd’« Building, adjoining the office of MeConnell & Garber, corcer of GEORGE W.KIDD, ____~ BAiTEKER, Im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. \ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay er. for Coinage .at the U.S . } rht Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento a onthe Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate LT Regence ar made, and State and County Ses urities purchased at the highest Market value . . Nevada. March 7, 1861-*f Min Si Dra: H. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP.— BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford ) ‘At the old stand, Main. street, Nevada. NOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. J Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atjantic in sums to-suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. Mint for Assay or Coinage. : pe ,. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for msurance against Fire. Nevada, July Ist, 1862. tf ~~" RUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORINC & M’CONAHAY, JHO have removed to No. 37. Broad St, (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortment of Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JHEWELFRYGoods purchased at this establishment war ranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repairgd — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevada, April 20th. ‘ States and Kurope, 3. BLAZE’S SALVON‘ €OR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf SPECIAL, TAKE this method of mnforming a public . that has testowed upon me a litcra) patron age during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto day from the proprietorship and management of that Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have long been connected with the esteb lishment.and who are known to the travelin; public and citizens as gentlh men versed ina knowledge of how to keepa tirat class Hotel, Imretiring, Lreturn my thanks to an-apprecia tive public, and desire to. recommend, to patron age my worthy successors. — All those indeLted to George R. Lancaster arc requested to present themselves at the Nation al xchange for kettlement, ape thuse having bills against the undersigned will presemt the same for payment at the old office. GEORGE K. LANCASTER lat, 1965. NOTICE. Nevada, July Great Reduction in Prices ! —OF— WATCHES, and ae cy JEWELRY, a te Cc. W. VOUNG'S, No. 37 Commercial Strect, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, f NEVADA, June lat, 1863.5 LE persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fuud of Nevada county. and regis tered between Janaary Ist) ‘862 and July cet, In6z, are requested to present the same for pay meut, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this ad*ertisement k. G. WAITRE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. FAL ULING DONE! ( RDER®S for hauling left at the store of Timmons & Co., corver_of Main and Commercial etreet®, will be attended to—imme diately. ‘Keama will be kept in) readipess* for jarge or simaalljobs, Orders solicited by my’ ; se» —K. C. PURTY MAN. WILLIAM R. COE; Dealer itn Boots and Shoes, Cor. Main aid Commercial st, , Keeps constantly on hand a large ab sortment of Brogans, Buy's boots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses shove & Gaiters Boot & Shoe. Findin.» al. ways on hand. Kepsiring done ov short notice. ~? NEVADA RESTAURAN.— No, (5 Broad Street, Nevada City -_ SOMETHING NEW !fHE undersigned has opened at No. 65 Broad street, one door above ite Fashion Restau ranta Rotisserie and. Restaurent, Which will be carried on iaa style heretofore unknown in Nevade, * Persons wishing a Vist class Meal, are invited tocall The culmary department is earried on in sight of the customers. and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Koast delivered to them or Parties desirous of Recherchea Dinner are invited to call. The services of_gne of the Hest Cooks in California have been secured the proprietor, who understand something in ERNEST, Boekbinder, next door make this a Wodel Restaurant. : C. LECOCG, that line’ himacif, and jt is his intention toNEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DIY GOODS STORE. NO. 5k ‘Brond Street. Ww* have not removed to San Francisco as some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in-a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best 8S ock of Goods ever brought to this city, «As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. 95 we French’ Calicoés, extra quality, centa per yard. Bleached Mustii,.such as: Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $l per dozen. ; Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 pee dozen. ste a Authe balance of our stock in propor'ion,_ We can sell most of our goods at a lower prive than other merchants ean buy them in San Fran cisco. HM. HOUWTLEZ & Cv. New Orleans: Fruit Store No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit andConfectionery Store. Dricd and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale and re= tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars Sete: Nevada, March 2sth—tt NATIONAL BATHS _ HAIR DRESSINC SALOOw. $ bss undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, ac‘ached to their wellknuwr establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Bathe at all tin, They also keep constantly on-hand ‘* Dr. Genning’s -R. produetor, § celebrated for its medical powers overthe' human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandrufland keeps the hairfrom tur ping prey PERFUMERY—A tin assortment on hand. : FISH ER & LAMYEPE, oppe. National Exchange A WANTE : D! qs QUARTZ SUL TABLE FOR Cutting Jewelry, > ) RONTIER A. DEVIERCY, 487 Pine street, Ran Francisen. By apl23 ( RDINANCE NO. 73.—An Greinance levying a Poll ‘Tax and providing for the collection ofthe same forthe year ending May 184. The Trusteces of the city of Nevada do or. dain ar followe: Sho. jet. There shall be and ix hereby levied upon every male inhabitant be tween the ages of 2) and 50 yeara, residing with inthe corporate limits of the city of Nevada. a cin bay o Hy Dollar for the year-on ing May Paty nd it is hereby made e Marshal to collect the Pao oo Passed August Ith, 1865. James Monro, Clerk. FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite st. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial S'rect, Nerada City, Ca Informsthe public that } ‘ ; constantly on land, aus nt J. CLARK, Pres. Ranch Butter, C} , ' , ’ reese, Vege. tables, Coffee, Case Goods, Wea store of that Kind. His articles are > all > te ps od and will he sold eheap for ae ecan always be found af his ol¢ ‘on acct arce old stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING. —— WM. C. STILES :UNDERCome a eaveea of on hand atd will ) der CRED ObFLINS 2 lowing cheay rates ; ey fees SMALL SIZE, FKOM bd Micessccces eee BI 16 LARGE SIZE FROM.. ; $10 te $20 GRAVE FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any ofher person inthe county, ir ALL WORK DONE in the neate Plates furnished and wo charge for parride “Warelh 1A tueyiee NEVADA ICE COMPANY’E would inform the People 01 Nevada that we are prepared i no e TO FURNISH GOOD ICR At any andall times at the mont Teasonamo terms.Owders left et the dimpire Mens Market, on Commercial-street, wall receive prompt attention. Pe ae H. HALE, J. THOMPSON, P Jc, WTON IES ss lat myf-tf DR. F. Homeopathic Ph EER, econ ( ¥F Li ICE, corner of Pinenpd Broad Streets Flagg’s Building, (up «tatre.) ; DR. HILLER pay « paticularly attention to and all Diseases ef long canes Of Midwifery standing. Nevada. June 18th, 1463. A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new reat denice of Dr. H. Hunton Aria tecracy Hillin this city” is offered grounds are ample and cultivated, ; pel with trees. shrubs, &e., and the residence itecif ts one of the -miuKt commo came soar ron supplied with every conve niences Apply to, the owner or at Epe Wickes’ Store, Broad Street. ——Nevada. April 5th, 1463. % Broad strect Market. No. 48 Broad street Nevada ALL kinds of stearconstantiy on hand at the above weil knownymarket, and fF sale in quantities te \ suit purchasers. Meats aelivered bas pee Ub biee chy tree of charge. ping to quality -of meats purchased treet, Nevada. 1 e above Withington’s paint shop, Brodi 5 . mc hb 25-tf Nevada, April ist. Proprictor. gtwh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. vy * fic aerorinent-of-oode-usualty fount a eben for sale on reasonable terma.&he * ° Prices accor4

t thie 2 <d, im’ > rules! if & st for? or oF ffect, s n ap . fate @ r the mutha be giv and of a ate. tall cae spaper red th ths ber, Agi euch rats he pape >; PKO® Lior Stat Act sha N, ; Jentist treets, riends am » that ED eall, at al ensitiveb) d withou 7JOREK . a MORE atisfaction otherw ise are mode rinapently — PY fice, d prompte leads, Cards mphiets! ; ' : t Brictn¢ didentent . — 863! — _ — Lter: § acvament¢, Spring af cat place onable il the lar ver-inan romptly b . adies’ Fu e firm of AseOWAY * consent. § VAY. # WAY. 4 3 1 Estat U-to e208 blocks e t+ scity aff ne of the SB yt, ? CT, being? 1 and pat ifter Bill a respect ourts ef f the Tit a finald the Cit hadow up se lots w corner San Fran@ ; BROWN.¢ ABL A. LA} R would i friends a ic general already lar nd is prep nu be found a idle Hors ‘men will cein the b in the conf} elieve I w es on live 1 careful ec. The qu iy that t. sinees We _the sum ofFourteen Hundred and twenty dol tml * Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry heart a i a er i ann — omer nena — — — sagen 7 VOL. 7. ° NEVADA CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1863. NO. 2. OR ATR LEE AT ae sere : _ cmneemiel Revada Daily Transcript, Published Daily — Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—Oh Commercial Sireet. And Machine Shop, ‘pring Street, Nevada City ‘TEAM ENGINES AND BO.LLERS BUIL1 Ss to order. Castings and Machinery hed description. © .Quartz, Machinery constructs fitted up or repaired All kinds of Buildw, Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt: and Bark Mills’; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All ordere filled promptly. and at as 1oW rates am way establish ment in Sacramento or Sao Weanciscu—freigh added. Feb HoEUGH .& THOM, SHERIFF'S S38 LE*—By virtue of an-Exe 3 ecution to me delivered issue deut of the Hon District Court of the ith Judicial District: in and for theed oty of Nevada. vearing date June 25th. ixihin favor of Wm Abraham and aginst A. HE Eady. John: Hill and Fraocis Sovle, for (6 tf ra lars. with interest on the said sum from the 2oth day of June fsol, at the-rateéef two per cent per month tozcther all costs. of suit I have levied upon all the right, title nd interest of said de fendants in and to the following descer'Ded property, to wit:—That certain water ditch taking ‘water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevads county and known as the Shady ereck or Freneh Corrak ditch together with all reservoirs, flues, ways and side ditehes, thereunto belongmy or im any wise apper aining. Aivo.a certain tail flume. located in Preteh Corral. Nevada county, and leading froin Cue claims back of said te «an to Yuba Riv ernesar Wood's crossing togetner wich all rights and privileges thereunto belonging Also. de fendants interest inthe set of mining elaims or mining ground, located at French Corral: Ne vada county and known as the Book Walter & Cy’s claims, tovether with sluices, tools and cuts belonying thereto Notice is hereby given that T will expose to publiesale, all the above deacribed property to the highest bidder fur cash intront of the Court House .door -in) Nevada, on Tuesday, Aug Isth, 1853! between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M and 4p. M. Given under my hand this 24th day of July 1°63. NOW, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. UO, P. Stidver. Atty. ee YON ST ABA. 25 SA a, ts. Vv ieicas vl bie thday ot June, 1853 a final judgment and decree Was rendered jn the Jastive Courtof RK. MeGoun Kaq, of the ‘fownsh:p of Littl York, County of Nevada-and State of California, against K. Esswoud & Cos, amt in favor of € halk Blur Mill “©, or the sam of $137 71 and $16 25 costs. And wher on the said 25th day. of Juve, 183, it was ordered and deerced h said Court that the lien set forth in plaintiffs com plamt be fogeclosed, and the property therein described to Wit: The mining cliims situated on the Liilimmediitely above Chew & Bros. toll road two huadred yards more or less, below the toll house. together withthe tunuel extending from and below said chiims in which a portion of said fluines’ are pormaucutly situated, and the ravine extending from said claims across ‘baid toll road tu the main ravine oF cahon below — AH of sail property being in’ the township, county and Stateaforesal t c levigd upon and ~—ohd-toy watiefe. sahil ludsment d , and the prow eds th f applied to the payment of said guna of money a8 a oresant . Notieeis hereby given that on Saturday, the sothaday of Atiru<t, 1863. betweeu tie hours of 9 o’viovk, Aw Mo and5 o’elock P.M, TE will x It all the rirht, tithe and interest of the above defend 4iitx du, to and of the.above des ribed property in front of the office of Combs & MeGeun, in the town of Red Dog. ty and state aloresaid, at yublie auetion, tor.eash im hand, tothe highest ind best bidder. to saf sfy said demands anid ac eruiny ¢ Mif.f. COMBS, Constabla. Rei Dog, August : is sun yates Gtih, Pens. —— —— M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M SACRAMENTO. YPAWE made my arrangements to forward r0ds to NEVS04 COUNTS; NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND TUMBOGLDT. I have also Agents at the Depotsx which wilt emsare ~satisfactory and spocdy dispatch ef all guads intrusted to my eare atthe lowest rolling freiwht. x Mark your goods “CARE OF M.G, SAC.” a7 Teareid mistakes, send steamer rece! pt Sacrawepio, JOHN ADSM3, — = CITY BILL POSTER. pring ips -Railroad To News Dealers and Book Sellers. J. STRATMAN, WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER. )ACKS andforwerdsall the Daily and week] ly Newspapers, Magazines, etc., to all parts of the country, with great dispatch. I sell at prices that defy competition ! Every new novel received as soon as publish ed Ihave .special arrangements with all the differen publishars. stationers, &ec, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank . bvoks, music, portraits, prints, medals, melaineotypes. song books In great veg i I have unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, lers the closest attention. ; » Send for my price list. and give mea trial. Bancroft’s Hand-~made Linen Papers All pure linen, put up in quarler ream packa ges, The finest writing papers in the United States. NEW MILITARY BOOKS. I have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita ry boeks, and new ones received as soon as pub lished. Books imported to order. a All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords. belts ond presentationn swords got up in the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less than San rraneiney Sree MAGAZLdES AND PAPERS, Attention ix called to the list of all the Amer. iean and Foreign Periodicals, for which I re veive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Govern ment forthe carrying of the mails from the At lan'ie States by steamer three times a month. t am enabled toreceive subscriptions at a mucti lower rate than formerly, ‘The same eare an at tention will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gain ed such anenviable reputation throughout the cisco Dailies, at Publishers’ prices. de Ook, Atlantic Monthly, Leslie’s, N.Y. Police Guzette, Clipper, Pavitic coast Subscriptions received for all the. San. Fran Atlantic Periodicals: for $3 50 per Harper’s Monthly. Godey’s Lady’s Knickerbocker, Continental Monthly, Ladies’, Repository, Tales of the Day, Home Journal, Weekly Tribuae, Sunday Atlas. Sunday Times, ¢ Dispatch, es Mercury, en ourier, ‘s Weekly Times, Jour. of Commerce, World?’ Boston Pilot, Flag of our Union, Pilot, Waverly Magazine, Banner of Light, True Flag, Investigator, Literary Companion, Irish American, Forncy’s War Presse, Scientific American Phil Sat. Eve'’g Post, Wilves’ 3piric of Limes, BaltWecekly Sun. Tablet. Louisville Journal, Country Gentleman, St. Louis Republican, Weekly, Boston Journal, Mercury, Herald of Progvess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order Orders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptienspa yable invariably in advance. Address, J. STRATMAN, News Agene, San Francises. Leslie's Pictoriol, Harper's Weekly, [llustrsted News, sLeslie s Zeitung, Demakrat, Criminal Zeitung, Family Biatter, Vanity Fair. e {HBRIF #'S SAL — iy Virtue vs ay or Ss ecution to me delivered, issued out of the lion. Distriet Court of the 4th Judicial Dis trict.in and for the county of Nevada. State of California, bearing date Aug 20thy 1863it favor of Williamson Barker and against As —P. Niman, = for the sum of Two Hun dred and Sixty-cight 25-!00 Dollare, debt, with interest on the gait sum of $266 25 from the 20th day of Aug. 1863. a the rate of Il» per cent. per month till paid, (said sum of $268 25 payable in U. 8. yvold and silver coin) together with all eoxts of suit, . have levied upon all the right. titl: and interest of defendant in ard to the followimg described property heretofore attach ed to wit: Yhat certain bot of land situated on the north side of the Main street of tough and Ready villaye, adjoining the lotof Ss. M.Gilham on the west, on the east the lot of one Clements, running back fromthe street about 200 feet.— Also the lot ofland situated on the east site of the road leadifiy from the Main strert,.(said lot being about 160 feet front and runmuyg back abont 350 feet, the same being-enclos d by a fenve. Alsothe house and lot Ty ing partly east ef said fast named lot and west of the lot of Warren Davis, being separated from the latter jot by 4 roadway, and lying directly norm of the lotof 8. M Gilham, the said lot being en closed by a feace and vecupied by said: defendant as aresidence. Also the undivided one hail of the lot situated north of tee said Main street and -east of the lot of John 8 ngles, bounded on the east: by the road Keadiny from the Main street to Sinule’s house, the same being oceu pied fora blacksmith and wagon makers shop All the above property is located in Kough and Ready Tuwnship, Nevada county, Califoruta. “Also that certaim jot of ‘and about scventy five feet front. commencing at the Main street and «xtending north from said Main street about one hundred awd: ighty feet to a road leading ‘from Singles’ blacksmiih shop to Nimans house. Said lot is bounded on the west by a house and lot oceupied ax a barber's shop and dweilisg house and on the east by the house and lot lately occupied by Grove. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pubiic sale, all the above described } ruverty to the highest bidder for cash ,in front of the Coart House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Sep. 2vth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 P. M. Given under my hand, this 20th day of Aug. A 2. 1363. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. A. W. Porrer three hours ! modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central roail. Persons wishing to visit Sac” ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. traim at Lincoln and arrive inthe city Under Sheriff * CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.— Passengers thro from acramento to Lincoln in two hours! Freight through fromacramento to Liucoln in Ample facilities are now offered for the accom. so as to have from five t6 six hours at their dis posa, returning the same dé / Running of Trains: GY. H.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento.....6.30 A. M,and 2 P. Leave Lincoln......5.15 A. M and 10.304. Freightand Yassenger Tariff. Through Passengers...«-+++++ Three Dollars. Through Freignt..see.ses8 sees Four Dcllars Cc. L. WILODN,

Nov. 30th, 1a61—tf KLECTION LAW. ~ See 104 Ifany Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of any elector in the ballot box attemptto pry juto or find eut any name or Hames on such ba lot which shall have been handed in by said elee tor in a folded form, or if any Inspector, Judge, or Clerk vf any election stall open, or suffer the folded ballot of anv elector which has been han ded in tothe Board of Judges tu be opened or examinee into previous t? putting the same into the ballot box, orif ary Inspector, Judge, or Clerk ot an election phall make or place any mark or device on avy felded ballot which has been handed into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any person or persons for whom such elector whall have veted atany such election; or if any luspector, Judge: or Clerk of an election, with out the consent of the elector, shall disclose the name or any person, or persons Which such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk, shall. have traudu lently or illegally distovered to have been voted for by such elector at any ejection, every such Inspector, Judye, or Clerk 6f an election so of fending, upon conviction thereof. shall be fined In any sum not less than fifty, nor more -than five hundred dollars. Kvery perséu who shall forge or counterfeit returns oan election pur porting-to have been held ata precinet, toavn, er word, where po election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counter fcit rethrns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinet, town, or ward, where an eleetion was actually held, shail, upon convie tion, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison for a term not less than two years, and not more than ten years. Every person who shall wilfully add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an election, in egy returns of sucn election, whether such person be an officer of such election or not, every officer of elections who shall willfully make faise and fraudulent returns,in any manner whatever. of an clection heldin any precinct, town, or ward, and-every person whomsoever, whether officer or not, te whom or through whont -~ such returns) by law sre required by law to be made, whether such person be County Clerk, Messenyer, Sec retary of State, or other person, who-shall alter such election returns, “hall, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison fer a term not less than-onenor more than five years. Every person who shall aid or abet in the commission of any of the offences men tioned inthis section, or who,-being present at or cognizant of the commission of clther of said offences. and shall not-give information thereof as soon as practicable to the District Attorney, or Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to sdine Justice of the Peace of such*county, shall, for every such offence, be punished, upon vorvie tion thereof. by imprisonment in the county jai! for thegperiod of six months, or tn the State Prison for a term of no’ more than two years. Section 35 of said act has been amended, vide stetutes-1863, page 354, #0 as to read as follows: Sic. 35. Assoon as all the votes are read off and counted, a certificate 1 be draw up on each of the-papers—contaifees the poll_tlist and talties. or attached thereto; stating the number of votes each p reson voted for has received. and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in words at fulllength. Each certificate shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judyes, and Inspector One of suid ce tificates, With the poll list, and tally agit to Which it is attached, shall be retained xy the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. The ballots shail be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the count ing of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered upon the tally list by the Clerks, ant said ballots, :ovether with the other of sald certificates, with the-poll jist and tally paper-to which-it is at‘ached, shall be scaled up by the Inepector in presence of the Judges aad Clerks, and indoreed *Ktection Kerarns,” and be dires ted and delivered or sent by the Inep ctor to the County Clerk of the county in whiel® the election iv held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least six montha by said Clerk, and i any person be of the opitmon that-the vote o any preeinet ehall not havebeen correctly count ed, he may appear on the day appointed for the Koard.of Superviseas to open the returns. amd demand a rveount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Hoard of-supervisors shall proceed to ecount the vote of the precinct thatis #o claim d to have been incorrectly counted. Per order. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W.L, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surround'ng country that he hos removed his stock of. BOOTS & SHOES.,,. 5 Tu Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Loots and Shoes. from San Francisco, which he will sell at very low rate«. He invitea the attention of: everybody to cail and examine his stock. . Repatring promptly and neatly done. A. A. Sargent Plaintiff's Att'y. Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! PRICES FOR BILL PCSTING: JOHN HOOK would in Fifty Three-sheet Posters.. -.+seeeeeeeeeee $5 00 form his friends aud former pa Fifty Two-sheet Postets.+--+c.-++ sevseee £00) gets ig trons that he has txuken a shop Piity Ope-sheet’ Posters.----+2+++++ ++-++02504 on Commercial Street, Fach additional Fifty...-0--+-eeceeees +. 100 adjoinmg Geo, Keeney’s Hard— Fifty Halt-sheet_ Posters..----aeaceecess 150\ ware sture, aud is prepared to mapuiacture tu Bach additional Fifty... -seees 301] order, Boots.znd Shees, on the most reasenFifty Quacter-sheet Posters..-. ary ae ++1@,ableterms. Bovts repaired on the shortest no-—Dietributung Programmes, etc. (per 100).. 100 . tice. Mr Orders left at the city Printing Offices, or gliveme a trlal and I will guarantee satisfac. at my office on Fine street. opposite Flagg’s au2? . favle, will receive prompt attemtion. ’ n. Nevada, April Ist. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July 14th-—tf CHARLES DUNK, Jr, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. ( Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. 17—-tf 2 : — Me has just received a large end splendid lot of FFICE—In Kidd’« Building, adjoining the office of MeConnell & Garber, corcer of GEORGE W.KIDD, ____~ BAiTEKER, Im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. \ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay er. for Coinage .at the U.S . } rht Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento a onthe Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate LT Regence ar made, and State and County Ses urities purchased at the highest Market value . . Nevada. March 7, 1861-*f Min Si Dra: H. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP.— BANKERS.. (Successors to C. W. Mulford ) ‘At the old stand, Main. street, Nevada. NOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. J Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atjantic in sums to-suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. Mint for Assay or Coinage. : pe ,. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for msurance against Fire. Nevada, July Ist, 1862. tf ~~" RUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORINC & M’CONAHAY, JHO have removed to No. 37. Broad St, (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortment of Watches, Clocks, Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JHEWELFRYGoods purchased at this establishment war ranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repairgd — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevada, April 20th. ‘ States and Kurope, 3. BLAZE’S SALVON‘ €OR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf SPECIAL, TAKE this method of mnforming a public . that has testowed upon me a litcra) patron age during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto day from the proprietorship and management of that Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have long been connected with the esteb lishment.and who are known to the travelin; public and citizens as gentlh men versed ina knowledge of how to keepa tirat class Hotel, Imretiring, Lreturn my thanks to an-apprecia tive public, and desire to. recommend, to patron age my worthy successors. — All those indeLted to George R. Lancaster arc requested to present themselves at the Nation al xchange for kettlement, ape thuse having bills against the undersigned will presemt the same for payment at the old office. GEORGE K. LANCASTER lat, 1965. NOTICE. Nevada, July Great Reduction in Prices ! —OF— WATCHES, and ae cy JEWELRY, a te Cc. W. VOUNG'S, No. 37 Commercial Strect, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, f NEVADA, June lat, 1863.5 LE persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fuud of Nevada county. and regis tered between Janaary Ist) ‘862 and July cet, In6z, are requested to present the same for pay meut, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this ad*ertisement k. G. WAITRE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. FAL ULING DONE! ( RDER®S for hauling left at the store of Timmons & Co., corver_of Main and Commercial etreet®, will be attended to—imme diately. ‘Keama will be kept in) readipess* for jarge or simaalljobs, Orders solicited by my’ ; se» —K. C. PURTY MAN. WILLIAM R. COE; Dealer itn Boots and Shoes, Cor. Main aid Commercial st, , Keeps constantly on hand a large ab sortment of Brogans, Buy's boots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses shove & Gaiters Boot & Shoe. Findin.» al. ways on hand. Kepsiring done ov short notice. ~? NEVADA RESTAURAN.— No, (5 Broad Street, Nevada City -_ SOMETHING NEW !fHE undersigned has opened at No. 65 Broad street, one door above ite Fashion Restau ranta Rotisserie and. Restaurent, Which will be carried on iaa style heretofore unknown in Nevade, * Persons wishing a Vist class Meal, are invited tocall The culmary department is earried on in sight of the customers. and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Koast delivered to them or Parties desirous of Recherchea Dinner are invited to call. The services of_gne of the Hest Cooks in California have been secured the proprietor, who understand something in ERNEST, Boekbinder, next door make this a Wodel Restaurant. : C. LECOCG, that line’ himacif, and jt is his intention toNEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DIY GOODS STORE. NO. 5k ‘Brond Street. Ww* have not removed to San Francisco as some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in-a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best 8S ock of Goods ever brought to this city, «As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. 95 we French’ Calicoés, extra quality, centa per yard. Bleached Mustii,.such as: Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $l per dozen. ; Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 pee dozen. ste a Authe balance of our stock in propor'ion,_ We can sell most of our goods at a lower prive than other merchants ean buy them in San Fran cisco. HM. HOUWTLEZ & Cv. New Orleans: Fruit Store No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit andConfectionery Store. Dricd and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale and re= tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars Sete: Nevada, March 2sth—tt NATIONAL BATHS _ HAIR DRESSINC SALOOw. $ bss undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, ac‘ached to their wellknuwr establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Bathe at all tin, They also keep constantly on-hand ‘* Dr. Genning’s -R. produetor, § celebrated for its medical powers overthe' human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandrufland keeps the hairfrom tur ping prey PERFUMERY—A tin assortment on hand. : FISH ER & LAMYEPE, oppe. National Exchange A WANTE : D! qs QUARTZ SUL TABLE FOR Cutting Jewelry, > ) RONTIER A. DEVIERCY, 487 Pine street, Ran Francisen. By apl23 ( RDINANCE NO. 73.—An Greinance levying a Poll ‘Tax and providing for the collection ofthe same forthe year ending May 184. The Trusteces of the city of Nevada do or. dain ar followe: Sho. jet. There shall be and ix hereby levied upon every male inhabitant be tween the ages of 2) and 50 yeara, residing with inthe corporate limits of the city of Nevada. a cin bay o Hy Dollar for the year-on ing May Paty nd it is hereby made e Marshal to collect the Pao oo Passed August Ith, 1865. James Monro, Clerk. FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite st. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial S'rect, Nerada City, Ca Informsthe public that } ‘ ; constantly on land, aus nt J. CLARK, Pres. Ranch Butter, C} , ' , ’ reese, Vege. tables, Coffee, Case Goods, Wea store of that Kind. His articles are > all > te ps od and will he sold eheap for ae ecan always be found af his ol¢ ‘on acct arce old stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING. —— WM. C. STILES :UNDERCome a eaveea of on hand atd will ) der CRED ObFLINS 2 lowing cheay rates ; ey fees SMALL SIZE, FKOM bd Micessccces eee BI 16 LARGE SIZE FROM... ; $10 te $20 GRAVE FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any ofher person inthe county, ir ALL WORK DONE in the neate Plates furnished and wo charge for parride “Warelh 1A tueyiee NEVADA ICE COMPANY’E would inform the People 01 Nevada that we are prepared i no e TO FURNISH GOOD ICR At any andall times at the mont Teasonamo terms.Owders left et the dimpire Mens Market, on Commercial-street, wall receive prompt attention. Pe ae H. HALE, J. THOMPSON, P Jc, WTON IES ss lat myf-tf DR. F. Homeopathic Ph EER, econ ( ¥F Li ICE, corner of Pinenpd Broad Streets Flagg’s Building, (up «tatre.) ; DR. HILLER pay « paticularly attention to and all Diseases ef long canes Of Midwifery standing. Nevada. June 18th, 1463. A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new reat denice of Dr. H. Hunton Aria tecracy Hillin this city” is offered grounds are ample and cultivated, ; pel with trees. shrubs, &e., and the residence itecif ts one of the -miuKt commo came soar ron supplied with every conve niences Apply to, the owner or at Epe Wickes’ Store, Broad Street. ——Nevada. April 5th, 1463. % Broad strect Market. No. 48 Broad street Nevada ALL kinds of stearconstantiy on hand at the above weil knownymarket, and fF sale in quantities te \ suit purchasers. Meats aelivered bas pee Ub biee chy tree of charge. ping to quality -of meats purchased treet, Nevada. 1 e above Withington’s paint shop, Brodi 5 . mc hb 25-tf Nevada, April ist. Proprictor. gtwh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. vy * fic aerorinent-of-oode-usualty fount a eben for sale on reasonable terma..&he * ° Prices accor4