April 18, 1861 (4 pages)

The Morning Transcript. List of Agents for the Daily Morning Transcript Chas. A. Crane.. NS cccce eeeeesSan Francisco. E. I. Davidson.. vesesee .»Sacramento KB. LT Jordon.cecceees San Juan Chas. Re Hall, .ccorscccccscosnceseee Red Dog. W. Ky. Spencer.. cocscseccesccccssruse ValleyJ. G. Phillips.. Washington, Ales a Levi Ayres.e + seeesecceeeeeees Coliumbia Hill McAllis & Gordon.. dale acess Vimbuctoo bccn = eeeceee er eeereceeoee aeons Traine ‘FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY MNHIS FINE WHISKY, IS THE “ NON} ecg ” ofsa pure, healthful and invigoratany Tonic, suited‘exaetly to the peculiar con«litions of the climute of our continent, and the very: perfection of a Kestorative BEV ERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of «connoiseurs. of Whiskies at the South, and in «other portions of our country. ‘The consumption aud demand for it are daily hicreasing, and we are confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative liquors, combining as it does every element of Purity, Strength, Palatability and Healthfatness, w ich ‘should char-—— acterize a beverage suited to our age and country. CAUTION AS TO COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the pudue generally have ¢xtended to our ‘OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky and the consequent dnerecasing demand for them . in all sections of the Country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of wur brands and protluets. Wehave been advised by our correspondents in various sections of the cyuntry, that a common and very inferior Whisky has been sold under the names of ** Magfolia’ and ** Family Rye,’? thus injuring the . , ‘reputation of our own PURE and STANDARD article, and imposing wpon the publie inferior compounds. , i Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the Magnelia Flower has been. imitated ina ve ry inferior style, with our names incorrectly spelled, thus: ‘ “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” Inother cases, similar incorrect ways. of spelling Our names have bten resorted to by par ties who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore call the attention of our customers, and of déalers generally, to the above facts, sand desire them to Observe tie correét spelling of our names on the packages. We also desire them-to notice that upen every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles, our names ure branded in full; and also, that to euth barrel and package is affixed OUR NEW CARD. With a view to prevent the success ef Impo sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we have «liscontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthe Magnolia Flower and have substitute for it a Card containing an engraving of ‘ Bac Pheeiilx’ Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with eur name printed in full. These various attempts to imitate and counterfeit our Whiskies, and perhaps the best tributes ta the high reputation which they~have achicved. Inferior articles are never counterfeited. cine’) FREEMAN & SIMPSON. henix Distillery, on Schuy Hct tivers ‘ Philadelphia. s Tt SAW 138° Front Street, San Francisco. -Sole Agént for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magnoliy Whisky. feb12-3m_ . _BETTER THAN ANY OTHER For sale by the trade, and & J. CO. WINNANS, “nIO-3i Ne, 2234 California street, BB iInwv WATT’S Nervous Antidote and Physicat RESTORATIVE. . TIE MEDICAL. WONDER-OF THE AGE. TP\IZE most powerfel and wonderful medicine ever diseovered, guaranteed to cure every » Nervous or Spasmodie Disease. Tt is a nervine of such miraculouspower, that itis unimportant how lone the discave has existed. . [it arises directly or indirectly ffom a nervous affection persevyore init at abeut the rate of one vial to every year the diseaxe has existed. [tis guaranteed to eure even the mest violent and long standing. NEURALGIA; £TEC DOLOREUX, Consumption, Asthina, Cramps, Spasms, Vertigo, Headache, Delerium Tremens, Low Spirits, Mental or Phvsical Decay, Whooping Congh, Ague, Loss.of Appetite, Stricture, Stone, Neryous Twitchings, Patpitation, Phthysic, Lamhago, Absence of-Mind, Cholera, Dyspepsia. Ep iepsy, Gout, Palsy, St. Vitws Daner, tysterice; Hypochondria, Suppressed Menses-<and is so wonderfu! in, rejuvenating premature old age, nad correeting deerepltude browshton by excessive indulgence, that nothing buta trial can cov vince the patient of its qualities. —‘Yt is notan oxc'tant, but a’ Strangthener! Pure! gy egetabte and harmless ; Tike a skillful * arehitect, if begins by laying a firry foundation. wud gradually. but incessantly adds strength md vigor until nothing is‘left nuffhished. ‘his miraculous Medicine is for sale wholesale ad retail by ; SAMULL ADAMS, Druggist. Clay street, one door from. Pupont. Also. for sale wholesale by Redington & €o,, Lampley & Co., C, Merrell, W. H. Keith. €rowell & Crane en@&G. W. Snell. a AGENTS IN NEVADA: tudetph & Hunt, Main strect, WU. tf. Wickes & Co., cor. Bread and Pine sts kK. F. Spence, Broad strect. Aud at retait’by ail Drugyists in California and regon, $1 per bottle: $9 per dozen. j3i-3m Printers’ Furnishing House. CHARLES F. ROBBINS, : DEALBE LS . ~~ rPE AND PRESSES. No lit}wudy113,Clay. street, between Sansome ani Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. , E.-R. Webb & ec Agent for Geo. Brauce’s Typr @o's Printing Macerai, and the Ruggles _Bress vo-ly to execute in the best possible manner, and at ing, such as : GROVER & BAKER, FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! . These Machines are the most Simple in DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book and Job Printing Office. TI\HE Proprietors of this Establishment have purchased one of the finest. Job Offices ever brought into the mountains,and are now prepared REDUCED RATES, every description of PrintBILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TIOKETS, “CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &c., 8io. : al BUY THE BEST! HAVE RECEIVED THE, FIRST PREMIUM ON 'THEMR AND MACHINE WORK AT THE State Fair, Mechanics’ Institute Fair, AND IN PACT : Every Fair of 1860!! Over ‘Wneeler & Wilson and. all. others ! og THUS UNQUESTIONABLY ESTABLISHING “Their Superiority. eS Use. Mew from Two Common spools. Have no troublesome bobbing or pod. Sew any andall Fabrics. \ Make very little noise. Are Quickly Learned and operated, Are not liable to disarramgement. We guarantee perfect and reliable Machines and to the Thousands in use can refer, as daily and hourly recording, in their satisfactory operation, + This Unequivocal success Explicit directions for use accompany each Machine from which achild-can ina short time acquire a perfect converse an’ management of it. Send for a Circular. R. G. BROWN, Acusr. 91 Montgomery’ street. . San Francisco, Oet. 18, 1860.—6m EF. TLLiln GaN ALN; F No. 90 Battery street, San Francisco Sole Agent for TILTON & McFARLAND’S celebratel FireProof and Burglar Safes his Safe is well-known in ‘the market for its unsurpassetl fire-proof quality, having withstcood in California, as well-as in therEast, the het‘ test flres known. We can refer to eiidless certificates from varties in out mining towns, where these Sates have ‘been ahbject to the most severe tests of ite, fire-proof quatitits. The Safes are secured by our Combination Lock. This -Loek-is-in-every respect the most secure One in use; it requires the key and combination to open the Safe. If the key should be abstracted from the owner, it would be perféetly useless to the possessor without his knowing the combination, or mental key, which the owner carries in his head. ‘To those in want 6f a reliable Safe we sad the above clieaper than any other in the marRet. A large assortnignt on hand and to arrive. a2-6m i TILLMAN, 90 Battery st. THOMAS TENNENT, Surveyors’ Navigating Warehouse, Sian of the Wooden Sailor. Battery street. opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. pe 8 Agency for the Sale ef United States Government Charts.pelle S for Lieut. Manry’s Wind and CurtA -rent Charts ; for the sale of Surveying Instruments, “nth. factured at the celebrated estabishment of Wilifam J! ‘Young, of Philadeiphia: NAUTICAL TNSTRUMENTS, for sale at reduced rates. by ‘Transit Observations. the best manner, ” “. Brown Linen ‘Table Cloths ; 4 Duck pants and Overalls ; . Silk Undershirts and Drawers ; Bp Ree oy ptorees -or_ piece, at our store, corne 1 Books, Drawing Instruments, Surveying’chains, Leveling Stayes, éte., constantly on hand, and Chronometers rated _ >. MBORTERS AND JOBBERS.OF, F orein & Dem estic Dry Goods Clothing and Notions, Battery street, Cor. Clay. SAN FRANCISCO. : W.ON HAND and in store, and HAY Sear es ctetet arrivals, an entire new stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, for spring trade, consisting of . son HOSE FURSTSHING GOODS, Standard Brown Drills, Sheetings and shirtings , 7-8, 4-4, 6 4, and 10-4 fine Brown Sheetings ; Bleached Shirtings, all widths, from 3-4 to 4-4 Primary Colors, Dunnell’s, Tacony and other Prints ; Amer. and Kussiaz Brown and Bleached Crash ; White, Blue, Grey, and Scarlet Blankets ; Grey, Blue, White, Scarlet and Yellow Flannels :Blue Denims and Hickory st ; 2 Blue and Bleached Drills and Jeans 5 Tickings from 28 inch to 36 inch various brands Apron Checks 2-2 4-2 and 4-4; Brawn and Bleached Canton Flannels ; Corset Jeans, Lining and Paper Camb rics ;. Ingrain, 3-ply. Brussells and Tapestry Carpeis ; Wool and half wool Linseys and Plaids ; U.S. Pilot Eureka, Lawrence & Russell’s Mill Duck ; Bear; Boston and Extra Ravens Duck ; Patapsco and Farmers’ 36 inch-and 40 inch Twills ; Cloths; Casimeres, Doeskins, Kentucky Jeans ; Seameless Bags. Cotton and Linen machine twine; Bleached and iowa Linen Table Damasks ; Bleached and Brown Union Table Damasks ; 10-4 11-4 and 12-4 Manchester Quilts ; _White and colored Toilet Quilts ; Embossed ‘Table and Piano Covers; Super Cloth ‘Table and Piano Covers 5 Bleached Linen Table Cloths; . Linen ‘Towelling, Doylies and Napkins ; Scotch Diapers, Satin Damasks ; Curtain Muslins, and Lace Curtains ; Worsted Damasks; , ; ° 6-4, 8-4, 10-4, and 11-4 Brown and Bleached cotton Sheetings 5 ‘ < Window Shades and Hollands, all colors, &., WHITE GOODS. Jaconet and French Muslins ; Mull and Check Muslins; Naninsook and Cambrie do ; Brilliantes and Dimities, &c.; ~ Irish Linens, white an 1 painte? 5 °° Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons &e ; Linen L_ €. Handkerchiefs ; . Gents’. C. Handkerchiefs ; ' Ladiés’ and Gents’ L. C. Hdkfs, hemmed ; Colored border to do ; Lisiens, Lawns. Cambrics, &c. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Grey Flanuel Oveéshirts ; — Blue and Red Flannel do; Hickory and Check shirts ; Linen Bosom and calico do ; Cloths;-Casimeres and-Doeskins ;"~ + J bea ap and Kentucky Jean shirts ; Black silk Hdkfs.; Silk Pocket Hakfs.; DRESS GOODS, Black and Fancy colored sitks; Manchester and Pacifie Delaines ; French and English. Delames ; Black and colored vel¥ects 5 Cashmere Wool and Broche ; Plain all-wool Delaines; « French anu English. Coburgs ; Elaek Alapacas and Paramattas ; Mochairs und Debaises ; French, Prints and Organdies ; Printed Lawns and Jaconeta: : Lony and square Shawls, &c, &e. 2 : “ And a complete stock of Yankee Notions, all 0} whieh we offer at the lowest market rates, by th ay and Battery streets, San Francisco. . March 19-1m JANSON, BOND & CO. SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Corner of @d and J Streets, Sacramento RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH the SPRING STYLE of HATS for 1861. They are entirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They knock the spots out of most Houses in the manufacture of A THLE and*-keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS ) To be found in this State, Their store is a perfect Museum of HATS, and is called the ‘* Emporiunt of the State.’ In consequence of the troubles at the East they have taken advantage ofthe market and bought goods LOW and will : SELL 23 PER CENT LOWER Than any other House on’ the Pacific Coast. Give them a CALLand satisfy yourself. Sacramento, March 6, 1861, ; PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers Aud Dealers -in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing Paper, Cards, ete. J.B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINE ¢ — Ti P.PAENTER, ) Offices fitted out with dispatch. San Francisco, March 15-ly American School Institute. — 1. ft eta object of this Institute is to furnish -eompetent_and well qualig-et-Eeachersfor Schools and Families, and Teachers wjth desirable situations. tal ALSO---SCHOOL MERGHANDISES, The most modern style of Desks and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest prices. Among the many articles now for sale are the Adamantine Slates. Slate Globes, Philosophical Charte and New Outline Maps. re . A saya propeaty bought and sold on commissions. t . aati ofall the private Schools kept on and. Parents scoking for Schools are invited to call and select, Lessons: in French, Mathematics, Surveying and Book-Keeping. Tne Educational Herald, issued monthly, ex_prssly for Teachers, can be had at this office. 7 W. HOLT, Agent, a 73 Montgomery street, corner of Pine, April 2, 186!1—3m San Francisee. F. x. KAST,: AGENT OF A. SEIBERLICH, ft OOT and SHOE Manufacturer, of Philadelphia. Warehcusée, 214 California Street, (below Battery,) SAN /FRANCISCO. { Constantly on hand, a Inrge assorted stock of Yentlemen’s, Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Wear, of superior quatity. Also—French, Calf ‘Boot Legs and Boot Fronts.F. X. KAST, Sole Agent fer California. . SANSON, BOND & CO, Tae ee Se ae Og a ee a a a SALE.—State of California, Co, . Ly eee peal 4th Judicial Cc pindospoutdGs N bbs B gram gon, J. C.: e s Ne 34 : Whereas on. the 8th of. Feb 1861, a final ‘was rendered in the District Court aforesaid, In favor of R. C. Rogers for the sum of $639.50 “e -“ 157 strict. m. Watson ; 00 66 J. N. Turner, os 1,499 38 ee Heagh & MeArthur, “ _ 809.98. “ W. H. Crawford & Co‘ 336 52 se J.& J. Worrell, = 622 34 bid Marsh & Palmer, st 168 50 ss T. 8.Southworth, ‘ 216525 <¢ Horace Hale, + 122 00 “ Jesse Thompson, 69 75 “s tT, W.Colburn, 6s 84 28 “¢ George Keeney, ae 261 08 66 Tallman & Turner, ‘* 208 55 Together with all costs of suit, for the sale of the following described property, to-wit : A certain building, superstructure flume, known by the name of O. M. Tomlinson’s Elevator Flour Mill, Warchouse, Flume and appurtenances, situated, lying and being in the Township of Nevada, Co. of Nevada and State of California, about one half mile distant from the Court House, in a north easterly direction and near the boundary of the city limits of said City of Nevada. The said building, superstructure Elevator, Flour Mill, Warehouse, being about one hundred and fifty feet in length by 30 feet in-width, and the Elevator attached thereto about 30 feet square situated onthe lands owned by said O. AL Tomlinson, bounded by the mining claims ofStuart & Co., on the east, and on the south w the mining elaims of Wm. Maltman & Co., on the hill known by the name of the Manzanita Hill, at the placerecently known as Tomlinson’s diggings. .The mill and superstructure, warehouse and elevator erected by saidO. M. Tomlinson, together with fhe said— Elevator, Flour} the lands upon which Milt, ~Warchouse, Flume and saperstructure stand and have been erected, with a convenient pace around the same. or 80 much as may be necessary for the convenient use und occupation of the premises, be levicd upon and gold to. satisfy said judgments, interests and costs and the proceeds thereoT applied to the pay ment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to pubic sale. all the above described property to the = ee ighest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, of TUESDAY, May 7th, 1861, between the hours of 90’clock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. Mé Given under my hand this 12th day of April 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. By Jno. H. Dickson, Under Sheriff. J. I. Caldwell, Atty’ : NSOLVENT NOTICE,—In District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of HERBERT DAVIS. an Insolvent debtor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of said Court, notice is hereby iven to all the creditors of said insolvent, {erbert Davis to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Sears, aforesaid, at chambers. in the Court Room, in the city and county of Nevada, on. the 3d day of May, A. D., 1861, at 10 o’clock, A M., thenand there to show cause if any, they can, granted, and an assignment of his estate be made and he be discharged from his debts and Tiabilitics, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, and in the micantime all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. « ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } seal { Court, this thirtieth day. of Marth, A. D. 1861. « JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. ages By Joe Roberts, Jr., Deputy Hitt & Hupr, Atty’s for pet. al-td* APPLICATION OF PARDON, — The Peopld of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada County. Hon. _Paxid_Belden, Presiding. Judge of the Court of Sessions, and E. W. Maslin, Esq., District Attorney of the county aforesaid : Please take ‘notice. that ‘the undersigned will apply to his Excellency, John G. Downey, Goyernor of the State of California, for the pardon of DANIEL DOOLING, who was convicted on’ the 21st day of March, A. p. 1861, in the Court aforesaid of the crime of assault with intent to do bodily ped and by said Court sentenced to pay a fine of ‘Three Hundred Dollars—or be imprisoned in the State’s Prison for the term of one Lundred and fifty oe in default of payment, HILL & HUPP, Atty’s for Dooling. — WE acknowledge service of copy hereof, April. 4th, 1561. . DAVID BELDEN, Presiding Judge Court of Sessions. uc W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Nevada County. A true copy—ATTEST ab JOuN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. , gentler OF CALIFORNIA—County ot h Nevada-ss.In Probate Court, March Term 1. Intheestate of A.C. MeCOY. dee’d, In pursuance of an order of the Hcn. David Belden, Probate Judge of Nevada county, notice is hereby oboe to Sabra MeCoy, Lorenzo McCoy, George SieCoy,. Milton McCoy, Ira W. McCoy, Marilla Leckenby, Mary Barrett, Margaret Gorham, Louisa MeCoy, end Sarah Jane McCoy, (co-heirs with John MeCoy) heirs of the estate of A. C. McCoy, dec’d, to be and appear before the Probate Court, aforesaid, on THURSDAY, April 26th, A. D., 18.1, then and there to show cause why the partition and distribution of said estate should not be made and relief granted as prayed for inpetition of Jom McCoy, (oye of the heirs) now un file. Witness, John S. Lambert, Clerk of } seal the Probate Court, at office, at the city —~ ) of Nevada, this 25th day of March, A. b. 18.1. JNO. 5. LAMBERT, Clerk, By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. m26-4w ~~ A DMENISTRATOR’S SALE.—State a“ of Califeywia—Cuunty of Nevada, In Pro« bate Court. ‘In-the matter of the Estate of JAS. M. GILLESPIE, deceased. Notice i. nereby given, that pursuant to an orler of said Court, made April a, 1861, 1 will sell at public auction 1 to the highest bidder for cash, on SATURDAY, ABRIL . 0th, 1861, st 12 o’cleck, M. of that day, at the late residence of said Fas. M. Gillespie, deceased, on. Virgin. Creek, betwsen.Arneld’s Ranch and Humbug City. in Nevada County, the same being now the residence of J.C. Woodward, all of the personal property of said deceased, as iset forth and described in the inventory on file in said Court. ORLANDO EVANS, April 3, 1861—tds “TATE of California—Cvuunty of Nevada In Probate Court. Notice is hereby given that H. B Tompson, having filed in thie court his petiticn praying for an order of sale of the real éstate of the estate of WM. MARSHALL, deceased; the heatihg of the same hus been fixed hy said Court for Monday the 22d day of April. 181, at 11 o’clock, ift the for®noon of said day of the April ‘erm of 18 4, at the Court Room thereof at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada and all persons taterested in said estate are notifiid then and there, to appear and show cause if any they liave, why the said petition should not be granted: + Suns t March 25th, 18 1. JNO. S. LASIBERT, -Clerk. . T8601. why the pr.yer of said Insolvent should not be}. Adnir. of the Estate of Jno M. Giliespie, dee’d. anita 2 Raa Ae A RATER ad ade We 1 HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, on the jet of J ’ é mt the 14th Judicial Distritt of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, a JAMES. DORLAND anda in favor/of J. 5. ROB INSON, for the sum of $3,404 00 (prineiple debt > with interest on $2,685 00, at the rate of 124 per eent. per month, from the rendition of Judgment until paid—together with all costs of suk, and whereas, on the said 21st day of January, A. p , 1861, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit : * All that eertein lot or parcel of mining claims and lands,situated m North San Juan Mining District. near the tewaliof North San Juan, ia the Township of Bridgeport, cewmty terly end of the ridge, bounded on the east by ‘Beals & Co.'s claims; on the north by the claims of Thayer, Dixon & Manchester, and on =the west by Welch’s claims, comprising eix’mining elaims—more or less, and being generally known and designated as * The Shanghac Claims,”? together with all tunnels, cuts, sluices, , tailings, tail rights and rights of way, anil all other rights, privileges and appertenances “thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining,” be levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that f will expose at ublie sale; al of the above described pro yy 9 the highest bidder, for cash, in front 1e Court House.door, in Neyada, en Wedne: ‘ag April 24th, 1861. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M.,; and 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 30th day of Mareliy FB. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Jno. H. Dickson.-U.-S-— . I. B, MeFARBAND, Pitit’s Att’y. al td. HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas. on. the > “lth day of March, A. D-; 1861, a fiaal judgment and deeree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada: in favor of JAMES COSGROVE and against OTIS HISCOX for the sum of $2,272 54, (principle debt) with interest on the principle at the rate of three per cent. . month, frem the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, and whereas, on the said lith day of March, A.D., 1541, it was ordered and de — erécd by the said Court, that the Mortgage set: forth in Plaintiif s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit? oe _ ine undivided ONE HALF IN’ EREST or share of Otis Hiseox, in the-claims and diggings of Hiscox, Lewis.& Co. ‘The claims above. meutioned are situated on Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport Towpalib. Neyada .county, California, said: claims lying L Evans & Co., and bounded on the north and east by the rim rock, being the entire right, title, interest, claim or demand of the said Otis Hiscox of, im and to the above mentioned and described claims, and every part thereof,” be leyied upom aud sold to satisfy~ said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the sums of money as atoresaid. sby given, that’ I will expose’ at public sale, all of the above described prop-. erty, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court. House. door, in Nevada, on FRI~ DAY, April 19th, 1561, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. aiid’ ¥ O'clock; P. Me Given under my hand, this 27thday of Marclt 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Jno. H. Dickson, U.S, A. L. GREELY, Pit’s Atty” ~ wn2zs-td — Sherift’s Sale. ‘7 HEREAS, on the 30th day of March, A.D. 1861, 2 final judgment and decree was renDistrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against S. S. LEWIS and in favor of JAMES COSGROVE, forthe stum_of $1,260 60 (principle debt,) with interest on the principle at the rate of three per cent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid; together with all costs of suit ; and whereas, on the said 30th day of March, A.D., 4861, it was ordered and deerced by the said court, that the Mortgage sect forth in Plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed, and the-property therein deseribed, 8. Lewis, in the claims and diggings of Hisoox, Lewis & Co. together with the undivided third . interest of the tunnel, cuts, sluiccs, ete. The claims above mentioned are situatvd on Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county, antl State of Calilornia, east of and adjoining the cinims of Evans & Co., and bounded on the nerth and east by the rim rock, beg the coture 1isat, title, interest. claim or demand ot the said 5.5, Lewis of. in and tothe above mentioned and described elaiins and premises adevery part Lacreof, be levied upou and ‘sold to satisty sald Judement, interest wid costs, ana the proceeds lucreor applied to the payment ol said suins of NON) its aloresaidy = Neer eet Notice is hereby given that I will expore to public sale. all the above deseribed property, to tne highest biduey, for cash, in tront of tue-Courc liouse door, Nevada, Wednesday, April 24th lec], between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M, aut o'clock, P.M. — Given wider my hand this 30th day of March IS61, J. BEVAN HAGEN, Sherit. by John HM. 2 ickson, Lauder Serif, A. L. Greeley, Pittls Atty. aul-td Administrator’s Notice. ANS PERSONS having claims against the Estate of W. A. MANSFIELD, deceased, ure required to present the same to the undersigned Adninistrator of the estate of said Mansticld, within Len months from this date, at my store at Red Dug, or said claims will be barred. ; J. C. GREEN, Admr. Estate W. A. Manstield Sargent & Niles, Atty’s for Admr. — mn2vu-4w NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William Marshall Deceased, TOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN by _ the unN dersigned, administrator of the Estate of the above named, to the creditors of ang all persons having claims against said Wm Marshall deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within tem months from the first publication of this neutuce, to the undersigned at the office ef Thomas H. Caswell, corner of Pine end Commercial street, No. 338. wy-stairs. H. B. THOMPSON. Pub. Adm’r Nevada, Mareh 10, 1861-td° ~~ Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, ; Fully Guaranteed_ If not eatietectory. the money will be returned. For sale by ail Jobbers, and by “3. C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer + purchasing all kinds of Goods. j25-3m. DMIN'STRATOR’S NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given to all persons having demadds or claims against the estite of JOSEPH B YATES, deceased, to present the same with vada, within ten months from this date, or the -Psame will be barred. @afavany’s unrivalled Machinery. XP Repairs of oyery dgsaription executed in % 4 3m Cepntry orders promptly attended to. m23 3m i Per Jos. M. LEv&y¥, Deputy meu ft WM. RANDALL, _ Surgeon. Office Mill strect, Grass Valley. . 36 ne WILLIAM B. YATES, Adm’r. Serpent & Niles, Atty’p for Admy, me-tw of Nevada, and State of California, on the eas. eastofand adjoining the claims of . dered in the District Court of the Mth” Judicial ~ to-wit: ‘ The undivided onc-third or‘Shareof 8, . Beardman’s Challenge Yeast Pewder, -. the proper vcuchers. to the undersigned, »t-Ne-———— OF Om Six

The Morning Transcript. List of Agents for the Daily Morning Transcript Chas. A. Crane... NS cccce eeeeesSan Francisco. E. I. Davidson... vesesee .»Sacramento KB. LT Jordon..cecceees San Juan Chas. Re Hall, .ccorscccccscosnceseee Red Dog. W. Ky. Spencer... cocscseccesccccssruse ValleyJ. G. Phillips... Washington, Ales a Levi Ayres.e + seeesecceeeeeees Coliumbia Hill McAllis & Gordon... dale acess Vimbuctoo bccn = eeeceee er eeereceeoee aeons Traine ‘FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY MNHIS FINE WHISKY, IS THE “ NON} ecg ” ofsa pure, healthful and invigoratany Tonic, suited‘exaetly to the peculiar con«litions of the climute of our continent, and the very: perfection of a Kestorative BEV ERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of «connoiseurs. of Whiskies at the South, and in «other portions of our country. ‘The consumption aud demand for it are daily hicreasing, and we are confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative liquors, combining as it does every element of Purity, Strength, Palatability and Healthfatness, w ich ‘should char-—— acterize a beverage suited to our age and country. CAUTION AS TO COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the pudue generally have ¢xtended to our ‘OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky and the consequent dnerecasing demand for them . in all sections of the Country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of wur brands and protluets. Wehave been advised by our correspondents in various sections of the cyuntry, that a common and very inferior Whisky has been sold under the names of ** Magfolia’ and ** Family Rye,’? thus injuring the . , ‘reputation of our own PURE and STANDARD article, and imposing wpon the publie inferior compounds. , i Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the Magnelia Flower has been. imitated ina ve ry inferior style, with our names incorrectly spelled, thus: ‘ “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” Inother cases, similar incorrect ways. of spelling Our names have bten resorted to by par ties who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore call the attention of our customers, and of déalers generally, to the above facts, sand desire them to Observe tie correét spelling of our names on the packages. We also desire them-to notice that upen every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles, our names ure branded in full; and also, that to euth barrel and package is affixed OUR NEW CARD. With a view to prevent the success ef Impo sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we have «liscontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthe Magnolia Flower and have substitute for it a Card containing an engraving of ‘ Bac Pheeiilx’ Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with eur name printed in full. These various attempts to imitate and counterfeit our Whiskies, and perhaps the best tributes ta the high reputation which they~have achicved. Inferior articles are never counterfeited. cine’) FREEMAN & SIMPSON. henix Distillery, on Schuy Hct tivers ‘ Philadelphia. s Tt SAW 138° Front Street, San Francisco. -Sole Agént for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magnoliy Whisky. feb12-3m_ . _BETTER THAN ANY OTHER For sale by the trade, and & J. CO. WINNANS, “nIO-3i Ne, 2234 California street, BB iInwv WATT’S Nervous Antidote and Physicat RESTORATIVE. . TIE MEDICAL. WONDER-OF THE AGE. TP\IZE most powerfel and wonderful medicine ever diseovered, guaranteed to cure every » Nervous or Spasmodie Disease. Tt is a nervine of such miraculouspower, that itis unimportant how lone the discave has existed. . [it arises directly or indirectly ffom a nervous affection persevyore init at abeut the rate of one vial to every year the diseaxe has existed. [tis guaranteed to eure even the mest violent and long standing. NEURALGIA; £TEC DOLOREUX, Consumption, Asthina, Cramps, Spasms, Vertigo, Headache, Delerium Tremens, Low Spirits, Mental or Phvsical Decay, Whooping Congh, Ague, Loss.of Appetite, Stricture, Stone, Neryous Twitchings, Patpitation, Phthysic, Lamhago, Absence of-Mind, Cholera, Dyspepsia. Ep iepsy, Gout, Palsy, St. Vitws Daner, tysterice; Hypochondria, Suppressed Menses-<and is so wonderfu! in, rejuvenating premature old age, nad correeting deerepltude browshton by excessive indulgence, that nothing buta trial can cov vince the patient of its qualities. —‘Yt is notan oxc'tant, but a’ Strangthener! Pure! gy egetabte and harmless ; Tike a skillful * arehitect, if begins by laying a firry foundation. wud gradually. but incessantly adds strength md vigor until nothing is‘left nuffhished. ‘his miraculous Medicine is for sale wholesale ad retail by ; SAMULL ADAMS, Druggist. Clay street, one door from. Pupont. Also. for sale wholesale by Redington & €o,, Lampley & Co., C, Merrell, W. H. Keith. €rowell & Crane en@&G. W. Snell. a AGENTS IN NEVADA: tudetph & Hunt, Main strect, WU. tf. Wickes & Co., cor. Bread and Pine sts kK. F. Spence, Broad strect. Aud at retait’by ail Drugyists in California and regon, $1 per bottle: $9 per dozen. j3i-3m Printers’ Furnishing House. CHARLES F. ROBBINS, : DEALBE LS . ~~ rPE AND PRESSES. No lit}wudy113,Clay. street, between Sansome ani Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. , E.-R. Webb & ec Agent for Geo. Brauce’s Typr @o's Printing Macerai, and the Ruggles _Bress vo-ly to execute in the best possible manner, and at ing, such as : GROVER & BAKER, FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! . These Machines are the most Simple in DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book and Job Printing Office. TI\HE Proprietors of this Establishment have purchased one of the finest. Job Offices ever brought into the mountains,and are now prepared REDUCED RATES, every description of PrintBILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TIOKETS, “CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &c., 8io. : al BUY THE BEST! HAVE RECEIVED THE, FIRST PREMIUM ON 'THEMR AND MACHINE WORK AT THE State Fair, Mechanics’ Institute Fair, AND IN PACT : Every Fair of 1860!! Over ‘Wneeler & Wilson and. all. others ! og THUS UNQUESTIONABLY ESTABLISHING “Their Superiority. eS Use. Mew from Two Common spools. Have no troublesome bobbing or pod. Sew any andall Fabrics. \ Make very little noise. Are Quickly Learned and operated, Are not liable to disarramgement. We guarantee perfect and reliable Machines and to the Thousands in use can refer, as daily and hourly recording, in their satisfactory operation, + This Unequivocal success Explicit directions for use accompany each Machine from which achild-can ina short time acquire a perfect converse an’ management of it. Send for a Circular. R. G. BROWN, Acusr. 91 Montgomery’ street. . San Francisco, Oet. 18, 1860.—6m EF. TLLiln GaN ALN; F No. 90 Battery street, San Francisco Sole Agent for TILTON & McFARLAND’S celebratel FireProof and Burglar Safes his Safe is well-known in ‘the market for its unsurpassetl fire-proof quality, having withstcood in California, as well-as in therEast, the het‘ test flres known. We can refer to eiidless certificates from varties in out mining towns, where these Sates have ‘been ahbject to the most severe tests of ite, fire-proof quatitits. The Safes are secured by our Combination Lock. This -Loek-is-in-every respect the most secure One in use; it requires the key and combination to open the Safe. If the key should be abstracted from the owner, it would be perféetly useless to the possessor without his knowing the combination, or mental key, which the owner carries in his head. ‘To those in want 6f a reliable Safe we sad the above clieaper than any other in the marRet. A large assortnignt on hand and to arrive. a2-6m i TILLMAN, 90 Battery st. THOMAS TENNENT, Surveyors’ Navigating Warehouse, Sian of the Wooden Sailor. Battery street. opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. pe 8 Agency for the Sale ef United States Government Charts.pelle S for Lieut. Manry’s Wind and CurtA -rent Charts ; for the sale of Surveying Instruments, “nth. factured at the celebrated estabishment of Wilifam J! ‘Young, of Philadeiphia: NAUTICAL TNSTRUMENTS, for sale at reduced rates. by ‘Transit Observations. the best manner, ” “. Brown Linen ‘Table Cloths ; 4 Duck pants and Overalls ; . Silk Undershirts and Drawers ; Bp Ree oy ptorees -or_ piece, at our store, corne 1 Books, Drawing Instruments, Surveying’chains, Leveling Stayes, éte., constantly on hand, and Chronometers rated _ >. MBORTERS AND JOBBERS.OF, F orein & Dem estic Dry Goods Clothing and Notions, Battery street, Cor. Clay. SAN FRANCISCO. : W.ON HAND and in store, and HAY Sear es ctetet arrivals, an entire new stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, for spring trade, consisting of . son HOSE FURSTSHING GOODS, Standard Brown Drills, Sheetings and shirtings , 7-8, 4-4, 6 4, and 10-4 fine Brown Sheetings ; Bleached Shirtings, all widths, from 3-4 to 4-4 Primary Colors, Dunnell’s, Tacony and other Prints ; Amer. and Kussiaz Brown and Bleached Crash ; White, Blue, Grey, and Scarlet Blankets ; Grey, Blue, White, Scarlet and Yellow Flannels :Blue Denims and Hickory st ; 2 Blue and Bleached Drills and Jeans 5 Tickings from 28 inch to 36 inch various brands Apron Checks 2-2 4-2 and 4-4; Brawn and Bleached Canton Flannels ; Corset Jeans, Lining and Paper Camb rics ;. Ingrain, 3-ply. Brussells and Tapestry Carpeis ; Wool and half wool Linseys and Plaids ; U.S. Pilot Eureka, Lawrence & Russell’s Mill Duck ; Bear; Boston and Extra Ravens Duck ; Patapsco and Farmers’ 36 inch-and 40 inch Twills ; Cloths; Casimeres, Doeskins, Kentucky Jeans ; Seameless Bags. Cotton and Linen machine twine; Bleached and iowa Linen Table Damasks ; Bleached and Brown Union Table Damasks ; 10-4 11-4 and 12-4 Manchester Quilts ; _White and colored Toilet Quilts ; Embossed ‘Table and Piano Covers; Super Cloth ‘Table and Piano Covers 5 Bleached Linen Table Cloths; . Linen ‘Towelling, Doylies and Napkins ; Scotch Diapers, Satin Damasks ; Curtain Muslins, and Lace Curtains ; Worsted Damasks; , ; ° 6-4, 8-4, 10-4, and 11-4 Brown and Bleached cotton Sheetings 5 ‘ < Window Shades and Hollands, all colors, &., WHITE GOODS. Jaconet and French Muslins ; Mull and Check Muslins; Naninsook and Cambrie do ; Brilliantes and Dimities, &c.; ~ Irish Linens, white an 1 painte? 5 °° Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons &e ; Linen L_ €. Handkerchiefs ; . Gents’. C. Handkerchiefs ; ' Ladiés’ and Gents’ L. C. Hdkfs, hemmed ; Colored border to do ; Lisiens, Lawns. Cambrics, &c. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Grey Flanuel Oveéshirts ; — Blue and Red Flannel do; Hickory and Check shirts ; Linen Bosom and calico do ; Cloths;-Casimeres and-Doeskins ;"~ + J bea ap and Kentucky Jean shirts ; Black silk Hdkfs.; Silk Pocket Hakfs.; DRESS GOODS, Black and Fancy colored sitks; Manchester and Pacifie Delaines ; French and English. Delames ; Black and colored vel¥ects 5 Cashmere Wool and Broche ; Plain all-wool Delaines; « French anu English. Coburgs ; Elaek Alapacas and Paramattas ; Mochairs und Debaises ; French, Prints and Organdies ; Printed Lawns and Jaconeta: : Lony and square Shawls, &c, &e. 2 : “ And a complete stock of Yankee Notions, all 0} whieh we offer at the lowest market rates, by th ay and Battery streets, San Francisco. . March 19-1m JANSON, BOND & CO. SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Corner of @d and J Streets, Sacramento RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH the SPRING STYLE of HATS for 1861. They are entirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They knock the spots out of most Houses in the manufacture of A THLE and*-keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS ) To be found in this State, Their store is a perfect Museum of HATS, and is called the ‘* Emporiunt of the State.’ In consequence of the troubles at the East they have taken advantage ofthe market and bought goods LOW and will : SELL 23 PER CENT LOWER Than any other House on’ the Pacific Coast. Give them a CALLand satisfy yourself. Sacramento, March 6, 1861, ; PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers Aud Dealers -in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing Paper, Cards, ete. J.B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINE ¢ — Ti P.PAENTER, ) Offices fitted out with dispatch. San Francisco, March 15-ly American School Institute. — 1. ft eta object of this Institute is to furnish -eompetent_and well qualig-et-Eeachersfor Schools and Families, and Teachers wjth desirable situations. tal ALSO---SCHOOL MERGHANDISES, The most modern style of Desks and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest prices. Among the many articles now for sale are the Adamantine Slates. Slate Globes, Philosophical

Charte and New Outline Maps. re . A saya propeaty bought and sold on commissions. t . aati ofall the private Schools kept on and. Parents scoking for Schools are invited to call and select, Lessons: in French, Mathematics, Surveying and Book-Keeping. Tne Educational Herald, issued monthly, ex_prssly for Teachers, can be had at this office. 7 W. HOLT, Agent, a 73 Montgomery street, corner of Pine, April 2, 186!1—3m San Francisee. F. x. KAST,: AGENT OF A. SEIBERLICH, ft OOT and SHOE Manufacturer, of Philadelphia. Warehcusée, 214 California Street, (below Battery,) SAN /FRANCISCO. { Constantly on hand, a Inrge assorted stock of Yentlemen’s, Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Wear, of superior quatity. Also—French, Calf ‘Boot Legs and Boot Fronts.F. X. KAST, Sole Agent fer California. . SANSON, BOND & CO, Tae ee Se ae Og a ee a a a SALE.—State of California, Co, . Ly eee peal 4th Judicial Cc pindospoutdGs N bbs B gram gon, J. C.: e s Ne 34 : Whereas on. the 8th of. Feb 1861, a final ‘was rendered in the District Court aforesaid, In favor of R. C. Rogers for the sum of $639.50 “e -“ 157 strict. m. Watson ; 00 66 J. N. Turner, os 1,499 38 ee Heagh & MeArthur, “ _ 809.98. “ W. H. Crawford & Co‘ 336 52 se J.& J. Worrell, = 622 34 bid Marsh & Palmer, st 168 50 ss T. 8.Southworth, ‘ 216525 <¢ Horace Hale, + 122 00 “ Jesse Thompson, 69 75 “s tT, W.Colburn, 6s 84 28 “¢ George Keeney, ae 261 08 66 Tallman & Turner, ‘* 208 55 Together with all costs of suit, for the sale of the following described property, to-wit : A certain building, superstructure flume, known by the name of O. M. Tomlinson’s Elevator Flour Mill, Warchouse, Flume and appurtenances, situated, lying and being in the Township of Nevada, Co. of Nevada and State of California, about one half mile distant from the Court House, in a north easterly direction and near the boundary of the city limits of said City of Nevada. The said building, superstructure Elevator, Flour Mill, Warehouse, being about one hundred and fifty feet in length by 30 feet in-width, and the Elevator attached thereto about 30 feet square situated onthe lands owned by said O. AL Tomlinson, bounded by the mining claims ofStuart & Co., on the east, and on the south w the mining elaims of Wm. Maltman & Co., on the hill known by the name of the Manzanita Hill, at the placerecently known as Tomlinson’s diggings. .The mill and superstructure, warehouse and elevator erected by saidO. M. Tomlinson, together with fhe said— Elevator, Flour} the lands upon which Milt, ~Warchouse, Flume and saperstructure stand and have been erected, with a convenient pace around the same. or 80 much as may be necessary for the convenient use und occupation of the premises, be levicd upon and gold to. satisfy said judgments, interests and costs and the proceeds thereoT applied to the pay ment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to pubic sale. all the above described property to the = ee ighest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, of TUESDAY, May 7th, 1861, between the hours of 90’clock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. Mé Given under my hand this 12th day of April 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. By Jno. H. Dickson, Under Sheriff. J. I. Caldwell, Atty’ : NSOLVENT NOTICE,—In District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of HERBERT DAVIS. an Insolvent debtor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of said Court, notice is hereby iven to all the creditors of said insolvent, {erbert Davis to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Sears, aforesaid, at chambers. in the Court Room, in the city and county of Nevada, on. the 3d day of May, A. D., 1861, at 10 o’clock, A M., thenand there to show cause if any, they can, granted, and an assignment of his estate be made and he be discharged from his debts and Tiabilitics, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, and in the micantime all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. « ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } seal { Court, this thirtieth day. of Marth, A. D. 1861. « JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. ages By Joe Roberts, Jr., Deputy Hitt & Hupr, Atty’s for pet. al-td* APPLICATION OF PARDON, — The Peopld of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada County. Hon. _Paxid_Belden, Presiding. Judge of the Court of Sessions, and E. W. Maslin, Esq., District Attorney of the county aforesaid : Please take ‘notice. that ‘the undersigned will apply to his Excellency, John G. Downey, Goyernor of the State of California, for the pardon of DANIEL DOOLING, who was convicted on’ the 21st day of March, A. p. 1861, in the Court aforesaid of the crime of assault with intent to do bodily ped and by said Court sentenced to pay a fine of ‘Three Hundred Dollars—or be imprisoned in the State’s Prison for the term of one Lundred and fifty oe in default of payment, HILL & HUPP, Atty’s for Dooling. — WE acknowledge service of copy hereof, April. 4th, 1561. . DAVID BELDEN, Presiding Judge Court of Sessions. uc W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Nevada County. A true copy—ATTEST ab JOuN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. , gentler OF CALIFORNIA—County ot h Nevada-ss.In Probate Court, March Term 1. Intheestate of A.C. MeCOY. dee’d, In pursuance of an order of the Hcn. David Belden, Probate Judge of Nevada county, notice is hereby oboe to Sabra MeCoy, Lorenzo McCoy, George SieCoy,. Milton McCoy, Ira W. McCoy, Marilla Leckenby, Mary Barrett, Margaret Gorham, Louisa MeCoy, end Sarah Jane McCoy, (co-heirs with John MeCoy) heirs of the estate of A. C. McCoy, dec’d, to be and appear before the Probate Court, aforesaid, on THURSDAY, April 26th, A. D., 18.1, then and there to show cause why the partition and distribution of said estate should not be made and relief granted as prayed for inpetition of Jom McCoy, (oye of the heirs) now un file. Witness, John S. Lambert, Clerk of } seal the Probate Court, at office, at the city —~ ) of Nevada, this 25th day of March, A. b. 18.1. JNO. 5. LAMBERT, Clerk, By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. m26-4w ~~ A DMENISTRATOR’S SALE.—State a“ of Califeywia—Cuunty of Nevada, In Pro« bate Court. ‘In-the matter of the Estate of JAS. M. GILLESPIE, deceased. Notice i. nereby given, that pursuant to an orler of said Court, made April a, 1861, 1 will sell at public auction 1 to the highest bidder for cash, on SATURDAY, ABRIL . 0th, 1861, st 12 o’cleck, M. of that day, at the late residence of said Fas. M. Gillespie, deceased, on. Virgin. Creek, betwsen.Arneld’s Ranch and Humbug City. in Nevada County, the same being now the residence of J.C. Woodward, all of the personal property of said deceased, as iset forth and described in the inventory on file in said Court. ORLANDO EVANS, April 3, 1861—tds “TATE of California—Cvuunty of Nevada In Probate Court. Notice is hereby given that H. B Tompson, having filed in thie court his petiticn praying for an order of sale of the real éstate of the estate of WM. MARSHALL, deceased; the heatihg of the same hus been fixed hy said Court for Monday the 22d day of April. 181, at 11 o’clock, ift the for®noon of said day of the April ‘erm of 18 4, at the Court Room thereof at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada and all persons taterested in said estate are notifiid then and there, to appear and show cause if any they liave, why the said petition should not be granted: + Suns t March 25th, 18 1. JNO. S. LASIBERT, -Clerk. . T8601. why the pr.yer of said Insolvent should not be}. Adnir. of the Estate of Jno M. Giliespie, dee’d. anita 2 Raa Ae A RATER ad ade We 1 HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, on the jet of J ’ é mt the 14th Judicial Distritt of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, a JAMES. DORLAND anda in favor/of J. 5. ROB INSON, for the sum of $3,404 00 (prineiple debt > with interest on $2,685 00, at the rate of 124 per eent. per month, from the rendition of Judgment until paid—together with all costs of suk, and whereas, on the said 21st day of January, A. p , 1861, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit : * All that eertein lot or parcel of mining claims and lands,situated m North San Juan Mining District. near the tewaliof North San Juan, ia the Township of Bridgeport, cewmty terly end of the ridge, bounded on the east by ‘Beals & Co.'s claims; on the north by the claims of Thayer, Dixon & Manchester, and on =the west by Welch’s claims, comprising eix’mining elaims—more or less, and being generally known and designated as * The Shanghac Claims,”? together with all tunnels, cuts, sluices, , tailings, tail rights and rights of way, anil all other rights, privileges and appertenances “thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining,” be levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that f will expose at ublie sale; al of the above described pro yy 9 the highest bidder, for cash, in front 1e Court House.door, in Neyada, en Wedne: ‘ag April 24th, 1861. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M.,; and 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 30th day of Mareliy FB. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Jno. H. Dickson.-U.-S-— . I. B, MeFARBAND, Pitit’s Att’y. al td. HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas. on. the > “lth day of March, A. D-; 1861, a fiaal judgment and deeree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada: in favor of JAMES COSGROVE and against OTIS HISCOX for the sum of $2,272 54, (principle debt) with interest on the principle at the rate of three per cent. . month, frem the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, and whereas, on the said lith day of March, A.D., 1541, it was ordered and de — erécd by the said Court, that the Mortgage set: forth in Plaintiif s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit? oe _ ine undivided ONE HALF IN’ EREST or share of Otis Hiseox, in the-claims and diggings of Hiscox, Lewis.& Co. ‘The claims above. meutioned are situated on Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport Towpalib. Neyada .county, California, said: claims lying L Evans & Co., and bounded on the north and east by the rim rock, being the entire right, title, interest, claim or demand of the said Otis Hiscox of, im and to the above mentioned and described claims, and every part thereof,” be leyied upom aud sold to satisfy~ said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the sums of money as atoresaid. sby given, that’ I will expose’ at public sale, all of the above described prop-. erty, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court. House. door, in Nevada, on FRI~ DAY, April 19th, 1561, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. aiid’ ¥ O'clock; P. Me Given under my hand, this 27thday of Marclt 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Jno. H. Dickson, U.S, A. L. GREELY, Pit’s Atty” ~ wn2zs-td — Sherift’s Sale. ‘7 HEREAS, on the 30th day of March, A.D. 1861, 2 final judgment and decree was renDistrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against S. S. LEWIS and in favor of JAMES COSGROVE, forthe stum_of $1,260 60 (principle debt,) with interest on the principle at the rate of three per cent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid; together with all costs of suit ; and whereas, on the said 30th day of March, A.D., 4861, it was ordered and deerced by the said court, that the Mortgage sect forth in Plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed, and the-property therein deseribed, 8. Lewis, in the claims and diggings of Hisoox, Lewis & Co. together with the undivided third . interest of the tunnel, cuts, sluiccs, ete. The claims above mentioned are situatvd on Buckeye Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county, antl State of Calilornia, east of and adjoining the cinims of Evans & Co., and bounded on the nerth and east by the rim rock, beg the coture 1isat, title, interest. claim or demand ot the said 5.5, Lewis of. in and tothe above mentioned and described elaiins and premises adevery part Lacreof, be levied upou and ‘sold to satisty sald Judement, interest wid costs, ana the proceeds lucreor applied to the payment ol said suins of NON) its aloresaidy = Neer eet Notice is hereby given that I will expore to public sale. all the above deseribed property, to tne highest biduey, for cash, in tront of tue-Courc liouse door, Nevada, Wednesday, April 24th lec], between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M, aut o'clock, P.M. — Given wider my hand this 30th day of March IS61, J. BEVAN HAGEN, Sherit. by John HM. 2 ickson, Lauder Serif, A. L. Greeley, Pittls Atty. aul-td Administrator’s Notice. ANS PERSONS having claims against the Estate of W. A. MANSFIELD, deceased, ure required to present the same to the undersigned Adninistrator of the estate of said Mansticld, within Len months from this date, at my store at Red Dug, or said claims will be barred. ; J. C. GREEN, Admr. Estate W. A. Manstield Sargent & Niles, Atty’s for Admr. — mn2vu-4w NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William Marshall Deceased, TOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN by _ the unN dersigned, administrator of the Estate of the above named, to the creditors of ang all persons having claims against said Wm Marshall deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within tem months from the first publication of this neutuce, to the undersigned at the office ef Thomas H. Caswell, corner of Pine end Commercial street, No. 338. wy-stairs. H. B. THOMPSON. Pub. Adm’r Nevada, Mareh 10, 1861-td° ~~ Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, ; Fully Guaranteed_ If not eatietectory. the money will be returned. For sale by ail Jobbers, and by “3. C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer + purchasing all kinds of Goods. j25-3m. DMIN'STRATOR’S NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given to all persons having demadds or claims against the estite of JOSEPH B YATES, deceased, to present the same with vada, within ten months from this date, or the -Psame will be barred. @afavany’s unrivalled Machinery. XP Repairs of oyery dgsaription executed in % 4 3m Cepntry orders promptly attended to. m23 3m i Per Jos. M. LEv&y¥, Deputy meu ft WM. RANDALL, _ Surgeon. Office Mill strect, Grass Valley. . 36 ne WILLIAM B. YATES, Adm’r. Serpent & Niles, Atty’p for Admy, me-tw of Nevada, and State of California, on the eas. eastofand adjoining the claims of . dered in the District Court of the Mth” Judicial ~ to-wit: ‘ The undivided onc-third or‘Shareof 8, . Beardman’s Challenge Yeast Pewder, -. the proper vcuchers. to the undersigned, »t-Ne-———— OF Om Six