February 4, 1863 (4 pages)

lange i ag stig A ap AEA AE IL AANA DLE LE PLATES aad decrééwas rendered inthe District court of the isth Judicial of the State. of Califor. nia, in et county. of Nevada, J __principal at the rate-of 2 per cent per month from F fege tnd appurtenan franchises, r C) ~~ gnd decree was réndtréd in the District. Cou _ Searls & Niles, Piffa’ Attys. ow of judgment untit together with all said 19th oi ms Totuad, 3 age. net forth in be forecl »and the proto wit :-—'The' —— e, dollars, Se pe ge 4,875 counsel fees, a whereas, the said court, plaintiff's complaint be perty therein described, ‘ _¢laims known as the claims of J. : Ge,, situated on Republican Hill, ncar North ficld, bounded oe ko pans cine pote : rth side by Hogeboor o, on? i oF prassdsle’ 0. "Rid claims— being 585 feet wide in front and ranuing back to the_center of — Wt Also, that water ditch known as the Jacobs’ Ditch, and one wadivided halt-of that other.ditch known as the Enders’ ‘Ditch, both of which ditches take water from the South Fork of HumCanon and carry the same to the claims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon.and sold $9 satlaty said-juigment, interest and costs,and the pro. coeds thereof applies oF a payment of said s of money as aforesaid. ones is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale, all theabove described to the highest bidder, for eash, in front oftuc Court aise door, in Nevada, on TUKRSDAY, Jan. , 1863, between the hours of 90’clock, A, M., md 4 Ps Mi , "Given under my. hand, this 5th day. Jan. sana. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif . "The abovesale is postponed to TUESDAY, Feb: 24th, 1803. Ww, KNOWLTON, al Searls & Niles, Piffe’ Attys Si (ONS. —State of Calitornia Nevada, a8. District Court 0 al District of said“’State. © State of California. to Eliz You are hereby sum -awer to the com th Lutje, ne to appear and an int ‘= gfe ine ee net you ithin ten days from the oarviia ethis writ, if served on in this sou in tw: nty days if served on you in this,-and out of this county.and within 40 . f servedon yon in-the State end out of this. riect, in an action commenced on the 3ist day of December. A. D., 1862, In said court, wherein said plaintiff prayea decree of this court annullag and dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between you—charging in gaid complaint that you, said defendant, have deserted and abandoned him, and that you ‘have been guilty of the crime of adultry, all, of which ia more partieviarly set forth in complaint to this action on file herein, And you are hereby notified that et he fail to answer said Complaint as herein directed, Plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefer by default, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court auch other relief as t@prayed for insaid Complaint. ~<-). Intestimony whereofI, R. H. Farquseal fiar, Clerk of the District Court afore~— ) said, do hereunto aet my hand and impress ie ecal of rey Sole Soars, I Hong eaate . ada, this 31st day o «A. Dy : oat ze Rk. i, pak UH AR, Clerk.Bren yrs Lay Fil K. Farquhar, Deputy , Le Waters. Zifl’s Atty. 288s SA GE.— Whereas, on the 22d day of Dec. 1862, afinal judgment and decree a rendered in the District Court of the l4th judicial District of the State ef California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp amd-in favor of Frank McGeen for the sum of $1,619 40 principal debt, with interest on the the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs: of suit, And. wheréres, on the 22d. day of. December A. Dp, 1862. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortpaye 4 —set forth in-plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain piece or parce! of land, situate, lying and being tn the township of Rough & eady, outs pe Nevada, State of Culifornia, on the road, eading from San. Juan to Maryaville, Fg poeta two miles from the. bridge of “Woods ark, bounded and described as follows, vize Sopeeceing atin stake ale ny rods south of the forth east corner of Daniel Wilson’s land; thene running south 160 rods ; thence. east 160 rods: thence north 100 rode; thence west 160 rods to the place of beginning fogether with all tenehis, privie e and appurtenances thereto belonging be ied upon and sold to satisfy said: judgment, terest and costa, atid the proceeds thereof a vd to the payment of said sums as sloresall, Notice is hereby given, tliat I will expose to pnblie sale all the above described property, to the highest bider for cagh, in front of the Court se door, fin Nevada,on Tuesda > Jan. 20th. » between-the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 26th day of Dec 1862. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. + -F Caldwell Atty. : Si MRIFE’S SALE.— Whereas, on the2:d of January, A P., 1863.'a final judgment. of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of wWevada, against. John Daan of ala, and. in favor. of John MeCaughan for the sum of Seven Hun dred, Spee ap and 83-100, dollars, principal debt withintereston the principal. at the ~ rate of23¢ perct. per mouth from the rendition of judgment. until paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas-on the said 22d day of January, A. D., 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff's complaint be fereclosed and the property. thercin described, ta wit :—. ‘The undivided one seventh interest im and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, being situate on the north side of apes Flat, Névada county, California, bounded ’y the Pioneer claims on te east, on he west by the Penn sylvavia claims, on the south by the Exchequer claims andias the St. Lawrence “laims. Also, the undivided two-tifths of that certain piece or parcel of miniug ground, being situate on the wost side of Moore’s Flat aforvsaid, bounded on the north by the Long cut ground, “(ao called.) running to a Point at the east, and formeriy known as the Titthois Glaims and now kK nown as the St. Lawrence Co’s ground, Also two fifths of the ditch used for:the conveyance of water to said claims, together with the water right. Al40, the tunneiy, flumes, aqueducts,. pipes, .telehs, and appurtenances belonging to the property above described-—be levied upon . and sold to satisfy sald judgment interest and costs, and the proogeds thereof applied to the payment—of said suins of money aw aforesaid. Notice is hereby given-that-I will expose to public sale, all the above deseribed property .to the highest bidder fur cash in trent of the Court ifouge door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February t7th, 1803, between the hours of 9 d’clock A.M and #95 MM. ssaiineaiscap cee Given under my hand ‘thts 24th day of Jan. iN N.W, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. DR. HILL momsenctihe EF. titi vel dicesan FFPER, corner of Pine and Broad Streets, elem *s Building, (ap en . DR. AILULER pays pa Sealer y attention to mane ba Midwifery. “wd all Diseases ef long a ding. : er Nevadis June thin, O53 1) MSD 3m RETR eR ou aco pang se the servieeof this writ, if serv you in this county, within twenty days -on you in this District, andoutof this count and heh a og BJ cases on [A page State ou wy trict, in an 5;erd on the 29th, day of Octuber, A D., 1862, is said court, to obtain a decree ofthis court fit the Leet oe of a certain mortgage, bea ee, ‘day of May, A, PD. 1862; ex b he said detendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the meme cd oh mmggrnen t wine mr} in eo at articularly mentioned an f ’ application of moneys arising frofn ich sale to the j on acertain prejmissory note set forth in said complaint, made and delivered by Jacobs & youx co ©. W. Mulford by him assigned to tiff herein bearing even date with said mor e and therety intended to be secured, to wit:—The sum_ of. with interest thereon from the 13th da OF . AY, A. De, 1862, at the rate of 24 per. pte per month4ill paid; said note being enti dit of $100 paid September oth. i defficiency shall remain after moneys, properly so appli may have ex ae said defendants Ja & Mayoux,.also that said defendants and and every person claiming nder defendants subsequently to intiff ’s mortgage and the commencethis action. may be barred and foreclosed of all right claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such ether and firther relief, or both, in the premises as may. be just and equitable. we ouare hereby notified that if you fail to to cre <a if any’ ilying al? of said An “answer said complaint as herein directed, plaint iff will take jndgment saci? yvu therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demend of the court such other relicfas is prayed for in-said complaint. ~—) Intestimony whereofI,. R H. Farqu; seal ar, clerk of the District court aforesaid, seal of the said coftrt, at office, in theci J, of Nevada, this 20th, day of October, A.D, . H. FARQUHAR, clerk. Per G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. By order ofthe Hon. T. B. Mc: arland, Judge of the District court aforesaid Searls & Niles. Plffe’ Attys pra gle SAL &-—By vircue of an ex) ecutien to me directed, delivered out of the Hon, District Court of the 14th. Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of Califurnia, bearing date January 7th. A. D , 1863, in favor of E. J. Patterson, recovered jndgment and obtained a decree of foreclosure against B. F. Coon, forthe sum ‘of Three Hundred, Thirtyeight and 18-100 dollars, (debt,) with interest on the said sum of $338 18, from the third day of July. 1862, at the rate ef two per cent per month together with all costs of suit, And. whéreas urdecr said decree, eettain prceperty described therein was sold by the Sheriff, forthe sum of $350, which being deducted from $489 68 the amouut of judgment and eosts-to. and including those of said sale, leaves a balance of $139°€8 which has been dorketed asa Phen ore against said B F. Coon. Ihave levied upon the tollowing describea property, which was heretefere at tached to-wit :—That certain Saw Mill known as the Buena Vista Mill, located op Lattle Green Horn Creek, about 44 mile from Sugar Pine Saw Mill. ih Grass Valley township county of Neva da, together with all the machinery, rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. Noticeis hereby: given that I. will expose to public sale, all the above deseribed . roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court “House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February 10th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 P.M. Given under my hand, this 7th day. of Jan. A, D. 1873. N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Maslin, Plfls’ Attys. U. S.REVENUENOT ICE. _ E. persons requited to. ay Excise or other dutics under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &¢., &e approved July 1st, 18s2, are hereby notifiewthiat S$. -B. Davenport, has been: appoint:d Collector for the 5th Division of the4th District, comprising the county of Nevada, and has opened an Office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. * Ail duties and taxes are payable at the office of the Collector, “ Persons Liable to pay License will be required to take out the same within ten days, of the date of an applicatton to be made through the Assistant Assessor. xy> Manufacturers, Auctioneers, -Butehers. Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, will pay the duties ene . within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the precediy month. according to a form of, statement whic . Will be furnished frem this office. The attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions of the Revenue Law : ** That if any person or persons shall exercise or carry ou any business hereinafter mentioned, for the exercising or carrying on of.which trade or business a licence is required this Act. withont taking out auch license as in that behalf required, he, she or they shall, for every such offense respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the'amount of duty orsum of money imposed for such liceaces.”” [See. 59. ** That for neglect or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured. articles, a8 aforesaid, thegoods. wares and terchandise manufactured and unsold by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ” (See. 70] “That it shall be the duty of the Collector aforesaid or-his—Deputies;—in®~ their respective districts.and they are hereby authorized to eo. lect all the duties aud taxes imposed this Act, however the same may be designated. and ‘o prosecute for the recovery of any sum or ‘ums which may be forteited by virtue of this Act. [See. Th S.B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th District. Office in Birdseye & Co's, Banking House Nevada, November 17th, 1862. NSOLY ENT NOTACE.—In the County Court of Nevada county. State of California. inthe matter of the petition of-G.-H-P-Shrets> un Insolvent Debtor: . Purruant to an order of the Hon David Belden Judge of the said County Court, notice is hereby gine toall the creditors ofthe said Insolvent. H. P. Sheets, to be and appear before the How, D. Belden, County Judge-aforesaid,in epen fourt, at the court room. of said court, in the e¢ounty of Nevada, on the 19th day of February, ‘A+ D_, 1363, at.l00’clock, A_m. of that day then. and there to show cause, if any the can, why the . prayer of that Insolyent should not be granted, and an assignement of his-estate be made, and he be discharged trom. his debts iimd liabjillties. in purehaned oor. yaiute insuch case made . prov 3 1 the mean time all proceedin against said Insolvent Pye Weae ~—) Witness my hand and the sdal of said: seal ; court, thie 1vth of Jan, A. Di 1863. paot K. H. FARQUHAR, Glerk. ie Rich Quen Specimens !. See en BARRETT & SHERWO®D, vewelers. . complaint of Natinin’ Podge, who NSOLY ‘se Court , State of California, in the matter of the petition of Hobert Simmons, yoo poy of the Hott. David Belden, Judge of the said ’ y Court, nioati: . tice is hereby given to all the creditors of he Rog hy x args vid Belden, County Judge aforesaid, in open court, at cotirt rootn of saic court, inthe coutity of N@Fafla, on. the 2ist day of February, A. D., 1863, at 10 o*clock, A. M.,of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any ee can, why the prayer of that Insolvent shculd not he grant-d, abd an asstgnment of his estate be made,.and he be discharged 1rom his debts and be atga 3 eden rng = = ‘statute in : and proy ; Utiite a alfproceedings against said In pegs oll ; the seal of east 3 jurt, 19th of Jan.A. D., . J eal . = “a ARQUH Af-Clerk. CG. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Chas. Dw , Atty. tui PI » Wehave lately intro \& : iduced a New Style Fam iily Sewing Machine,maBAKER’S *‘;ing the Lock Stiteh, or NOIS ELESS ‘stitch atike on oe FAMILY isides, arranged in th ““*G@ROVER ; same price: get $08 o. ha iver & Baker Stich Mae ; —— Y urofiié’alonecan; GROVER purchasers examine the «& relative merits of each: BAKER’S stich,and be guaranteed : ‘ ultimate and entire sat. : Lock Stitch . AME.» isfaction, by our privi-: . lege of exchanging for:$ E W IN Cc either style if not suited : MACHINES, with their first choice. ; $60. iadmirably adapted to ithe wants of all, manu facturers is—far--more i simpie, durable and icheaper than any other SE w Inc iShuttle Machine in use, MACHIN E. hand a great favorite For Manufacturers. ;wherever introduced, ° Call and examine our : Pg machines before purchasing elsewhere WeiBAKBE R’S manufacture a large va-: . SEWING adapted to the requireMACHINE ments of all families aad ‘where sewing is em-:>*? Montgomery street, ployed. i San Franeisco. & BAKER’S riety of each stitch and tr DEPOT, 4 manufacturers of goods SHERIF F's SALE.—Whereas onthe 17th ) day of January. 1863, final jadgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California in and for the county. of Nevada, against EK, Scharff and wife, and in favor ef James. J. po for the sum of $445 00 principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent pér month from the rendition of judgement until paid, together with all costs of suit.— And whereas, on the said 17th day of’ January A:.D., 1863, it was ordered and decreed bj the said court, thatthe mortgave, set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be for: closed and the property therein described to wit :—rhat piece or fom of land lying upon the rorth side of Deer Creek, in the eity of Nevada, on the old Saw Mill Road, in called.) said premises being’ upon the south side of Water street, and boundupon the east by the premises of Mary Coo er, upon the west by the lot and residence of G. . E Withington, Said premises being the same "now ocenpied by one J. Singer as a residenee and formerly secupied by the said defendant, Scharff as x homestead and residence — be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgmeni, interest and costs and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sims of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given. that I will expose to public dale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Gourt -House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Feb. 17th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’¢lock, A. M. and 4 o’cloek, P. M. . Given under my hand, this 24th day of Jan. 18638. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. D. Belden, Atty. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in the County Court of Nevada county. State of CaHfornia * in the matterof the petition of Henry R. Sylvester an Insolvent Debtor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. David Belden, Judge'of. the said County Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent, H. R. Sylvester, to be and appear before the, Hon. David Belden, County Judge. aforesaid, in. open court,-at the court room of said court, fa the county of Nevada. on the 17th day. ef February, A. D., 1863, at 10 o’clock. A. mM’, of that day, then and there to show. cause, if.any they can, why the prayer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and Habilities, in pursuance of the atatute in such case made and provided; and in the mean time all proceedings against said. Insolvent be stayed, ' : Witness my hend and the séal of said seal courts 8 day of Jan.A.D,.1863 jel courte eS Ga adam k, 1f. Gaylord, Atty Q UMM ONS. —State of California, county of Nevada, ss. Jownshin of Little York. Refore. 3 Gardner, J. Py People of the State of Calitornia to S. M. Gillett. and Geo. K‘bling . Yon are hereby su to appear before the underownship, on Sa ay, ay of A. D. 1863. at 10 .67¢ jek A.M, to pom ta the demands of poe the sum cfone handred ninety 98-100 ollars, balance due on account, and interest on the. sane as will more yappear by bill now on ffle in ment will he rendered agtin-t ou answer. ju u ‘afd ninety. on for the Now No $17 Montgomery st. Sau Franciseo v ' by iw thie 7th da ven u s of J . *SOSEPH GARDKEE SP A. D, FOL” ER, ditch, the said Magenta ditch, -whieh crosses . TTD GROV E §# : OurNo. 9 Machineis ~~ -bhewts or“fonr ims-tocated-atthe head . of south Shady creek, together with all flames, virtue fayor of Cons water Mellegue,and against Eureka Lake . Co , for the of Four Thousand, Fire red, .Kichty-eigth and 33-100 dollars, (debt.) with interest on the said stim of $4,588 33, from the.17th day of January, 1863, at the rate of two cent per month, un-. tilpaid, together with ali costs of suit. 1 have levied upon the followi: bed property which was heretofore to-wit :-—That certxin ditch known as the Eureka’ Lake Water Co's ditch having its head on Canon creek and from thence extending down} the diyiding ric ge between the Middieand Seuth Yuba river to tue National, where the same divides forming what. “is known as the Magenta ditch and the Irwin Bloody Run. and extends to théhead of Humbug creck. The said Irwin ditch extending from said. Nationak to Lake city, conducting water-to—andsupplying themining localities ‘knowii as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill, North Bloomfield, Malakoff Hill, Hille Diggings, Magenta . Hil, Villa Rico. Kennebec Hill_and Crizz'y Hill. Also, the ditch known as the Miner's ditch which directs and conveys tire -waters of the north and south forks of the Middie Yuba River to Snow Point, Orleans. Moores and Woolsey’s Flats. and thence to Bloody RKuu aforesaid. Also. the Poor Man’s ¢re: k to Snow . Point,Orieans, Moores and Woolsey’s Flats. 4}#0 the two ditches known as the Grizzly ditch: es which takes the watersirom Bleody Kun anttconducts the same to Columbia Hill and other mining. loealities a» ree the nbd mie gage ty as the ing creek ditches that conduc from Wanvas Soek to Co rrabin “Hill, Also, the Montezuma ditch extending from Monte: a ma Hill to Columbia Hill .and other mining locilities. ‘The Cherokee and San Juan diteh ex tending from Columbia Hiil to North San Juan and, intermidiate localities. The Missouri ditch conducting water from Missouri ravmeto North Bloomfi: id Also, the Fenn ditch that conducts water from Fenn’s Ravine to Kelief Hill. Also, the Rattlesnake ditch that conducts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Kureka, avd the South Fork ditch that conduets the water of, the South Fork of Poorman’s¢reek to the mines. at and near ‘Eureka, together with a'l lakes, re servoirs, weter rights: water* privileges, eascments, franchises, privilegeges and appurte‘naneee-thereunto belonging er in any wise aype sa Ail the above property is located in evada county, Caiifornia. q Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publicsaleallthe above described’ property , to the highest bidder for eash,.in front of the Court House door in Nev.da, on TUESDAY,¥ebruary 24th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and4 P. M. , ‘ Given under my hand this 2nd day of Feb: 1863.: N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. D. Belden, Atty. HE RIFE’S SAL E.—By virtue of an ex. » ) ecution to me directed, delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th sudicial District. in and for the county of Nevada State of California, bearing date January 5th, A. D,,: 183, in faver of D. Mannix,and against the Rureka Lake Water Co, for the sum of $3000, (debt,) with inerest on the said sum from the ist ofJuly 1862,at the rate of 244 percent. per reonth until paid totgether Withall costs of suit -I have levied up-" on the following described property, to.wit :— That certain set of mining claims known as the Atkin’s claims, located on Shady Creek above Cherokce, Nevada county, near Col. Nugent’s house, together with all the flames, sluices, hydrautics, pipes, &c. thereunto belonging. Also, the Burnis or Dad diggings on Shady creek, near the Atkin’s claims, together with all flumes, sluices, hydraulics, rights of way, &c. Also. that oe claims” known as™ thie sluices, hose pipes, fixtures, and improvements to the said claims oo all loeated in Bridgeport township, county ef Nevada. i The above is entitled to the following credits’; 62, Nov. 9th @214, Dec. 2nd, $300, Dec. 24th $67. and the following payment on former execution of date Oct. 10th, 1862, viz ; $2000.00 less $91 50 accruing costs thereon. : Noticeishereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described 4 geht to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Februar 2ith, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’cloc A-M., and 4 Pp, M. : Given under my hand. this 2d day of Feb. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawtev, Piff’s Atty, DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE — All persons having demands against the estate of John H. Anderson, . are required to present the sare with the proper vouchers to -the undersigned. at the Sherif’ s office, Nevada county, within ten months from this date or the same will be. barred by statute, W. F. HAZLETT) Administrator. Nevada, Jan 20th, 1963 . DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICK, —All persons having demands against the estate of John ‘Pobins, [email protected] required to p sent the same with t‘e proper: vauchers to W.W. Cozzins, at the Court Mouse.Nevada county, withio ten months from this date or the same will_be barred by statute. -W. COZZINS. Nevada, Jan, 20, 1863, Public Adm’r. DMENISTRATOR’S N@TICH, — All persons having demands against the estate of Emanuel Gibson, deeeaséd,are required to preseut the same with the proper vouchers. to W< W. Cozzins,at the Court House, Nevada county, within ten months from this date or the game will be barred by.stetute, W. W. COZZINS. Nevada, Jan.20, 1863. «Public Adm’r. DMINISTRATOR’S NOfICE,— All peeae having demands against the estate of Richard Koseoe, deceased,are required to present the same with the proper vouchers to W, W Cozzins. at the Court House,Nevadaconnty, within ten months from this date, or the same will be barred by statute. W. W.COZZINS. , Nevada, Jan. 20th, 163. Public Adm’r CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Mills for Coftee & Spices. . G. VENARD, OULD respectfully inform his many.evstomers and the public generally that he has moved into his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be abteto til ay order at a moment's notice. He will continue as before to make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent ‘counterfcits and imitations. __OV¥29-1m2p " SNOW TENT HOUSE! L. A, SACKE'TT, .Managing Agent T= traveling public wil find the {able pro. . -Vided with _eyer the mar and goed-clean hecedo aad ee: A eer: by is connected with the Bara. a fracchea’ <<: Sy , the . emg er seas Pelee? 2nd, As. 1863. in} ‘at 6 o*clock A. M., on The. Xuba Gap Stage Line ana i" senger train Se PHOteRR ne Y LANGTON'S P 1.,,on and after capt ie . tiles: med tri-weekiy from ‘NIE VILLE to Sierra Valiey, Pea-' S 8 gs, Anteiope Springs, y, Oph; ‘Works; Franktown, Carson city, Dayioh, si. city Gold Hill and Virginiacity., — ‘al Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Pion. _ Express, Downieville, every: Z Ménday, Wednesday and™ riday, __ Passengers traveling this route will have jy; twenty-seven mifes of train travel, from Down ieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages wip j, in readiness toe receive and eomvey them to Vir. . ginia City, passing through a succession of val ben be a aie = ofthe: a peg sa roads in the world; stopping gt the Hot Sulp},,. Springs, in: Sierra Valley y and, also, ee fayrous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in True kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curig,. ities in Nevada Territory. TF The accommodations along this route, for ti comfort of travelers, are-unsurpassed by anot) er; there will be no delays, no trouble fro snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarant,. every. facility to. those who desire to make , pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection}: be-made with other lines to : ESMERALDA_& THE HWHUMBOLD! MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officeof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CC.: Importers and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERTAL Nos. 12 and 24 Pine street San Franciseo And 73 and 75 E street, Marysville beige now on hand and constantly arriviny from the Eastern States, the largest anc best stock of Dt age and Carriage Mat. erials ever offered in this market, consistiag o; Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumher ~ Oak and Hickory spokes, Finished and unfinished. Also a large sto ko Plow Framezand Handles,Which weare offering at the LOWEST PRICES and onthe termsto suit. Parties in the eorntr, favoring us with an. order can depend upon re ceiving an A No.1 article. A share ofthe trade respectfully solictted:— my8-jm WIRE ROPE 18 75 PERCENT CHEAPER. Than any other kind of ROPE—Why PyePacae. eomptired -withany other Rope y. of equal strengihvit is from Four to six times more DUKARLE ! : ; Because, it is FoRry per cent LIGHTER! Because, it is less than ONF-HALF the Diam eter, and only ONE’SIXTH of the BULK! : Because, ii is FIVE TIMES the strength ofthe same size of the HEMP ROPE! Becease, it does not STRETCH Or SHRINK, in dry or wet weather ! : cause, it does not ABSORB WATER, am donble its original weIGuT! Because, it is as PLIABLE as the other rope of equal strength !-Vire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that can be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from ‘deep shafts and inclined planest for long Pump &c¢ Those whohave one given our Wire Ropes a trial; wilbUSE No OTHER, at any price. Circulars giving scales ef weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will befor warded by addressing the manufactures, or their agents throughout the State. A.S. HALLIDIE & CO:, 412 Clay st . San Francisco. W.H. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada, t ee27m3 e NEVADA STAGE CO, NEW LINE!! ~ _. The Shortest and Best Route rom Sacramento to Nev:ida erritory!!¢. yee ON AND AFTER aes ‘Tuesday October 7th, 18:2; the 2 Stages of this Company, will ase leave the office at Grass Valley atSo’clock A mM. Leave the office at Nevada. Tuesday Thurstay ~and Saturday! ! ~ FOR ; VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES? Making the trip in a shortertime than by any_ other route. N.B. Passangers from San Francisco and Secramento should only, book their names to Grass Valley or Nevada,where they can have ® choice of routes.: 5.8. McCUR, Jr. General Agent. & oedtf . . Tom Hewry, Agent. 4 ACARD FOR THE . WINTER AND SPRIN _ CLOTHINGTRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER Nos. 411, 413 and 415 Battery street, cornerot — A Merchant. Saa Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK E would call the ‘atteution of pani MERCHANTS to ourt “usually large sto of Goods. Our stock comprises every article iw the: F HING AND FURNISHING Line We ebatedanane oes i 8 and Tevtent. variety. jassime ool Hats of any house m Sen Francisco, ab¢ our prices for these goods are less than _ any other house, as:we receive them direct from tp Manufacturers,Consignment, Our Or: WINTER AND SPRING GOODS In particularly attractive; and the great fom tethe Couniry Merchant is the unusually low price+Jessthan the cost of poy sarey am We also keep the Staple Articles the wy 4 Goods linc, which good# we have perchooes o this market; under the Ham mer; and are ofe? ing them at New York Cost, and Less. We publishthis Card in order'that we may make new acquaintance’, amd induce those wie have not heretofore purehased of us to eall an@ } -ouretoph: 2 . tare alll on who—s sel erchants whe. buy of us ean make a it, and sell tor theis customers atalow figure— ve remain res full P ur obediant serv ngand Hat Ware Nos. 415 ‘43 and 415 Battery st-, San Francisco, Jan. 24th, 1863.—3m ¢ '. J.R. WHITNEY, COMMISSION. MERCHANT; No. 313 Front street, up stairs, Sacramento ci 6 for sale, and deasoned Sugar Pine,c’ freight to} y" : SAN FRANCISCO. Goed articles and Lew . rices are S gs z The Ne’ publishes N. pFFICETer! Twenty— UN HAIR “VTE und Nevada fue bathin establishme dated with eoastantly © tor, eelebr human ~ eeps the hi 7 PERPOM s20-tf Homeste: BUILDID 10 VARS veautif eouuty of Jose Rait VEL Ba . Spanis! ted by the spects this the Distric United Sta has been tree and xo that the’ i. Whoev buy a tot ar Ofives N Montgome hoften SU RR $ pertha . found : thorough! serted on yates. ‘in or com the teeth r OPFIGH & Co's sto strecta, N . Oct. Tat, CALI ( PEN from breight t! three hou Ample . nodation the Centr rarnento f 535 4. M. so da toh yous, ret a That e Sa eave Lir hrough through Nov. % PAL GOLD KNO MAN’ We a YAYS@ { ‘DH 1,90 y= Pa Buch ay Alao, Geved ma WapOrie ‘ee six Guty, ea Sacta Lo Next dy { ILO" / athe ‘ eats, Pearane RY pr d

lange i ag stig A ap AEA AE IL AANA DLE LE PLATES aad decrééwas rendered inthe District court of the isth Judicial of the State. of Califor. nia, in et county. of Nevada, J __principal at the rate-of 2 per cent per month from F fege tnd appurtenan franchises, r C) ~~ gnd decree was réndtréd in the District. Cou _ Searls & Niles, Piffa’ Attys. ow of judgment untit together with all said 19th oi ms Totuad, 3 age. net forth in be forecl »and the proto wit :-—'The' —— e, dollars, Se pe ge 4,875 counsel fees, a whereas, the said court, plaintiff's complaint be perty therein described, ‘ _¢laims known as the claims of J. : Ge,, situated on Republican Hill, ncar North ficld, bounded oe ko pans cine pote : rth side by Hogeboor o, on? i oF prassdsle’ 0. "Rid claims— being 585 feet wide in front and ranuing back to the_center of — Wt Also, that water ditch known as the Jacobs’ Ditch, and one wadivided halt-of that other.ditch known as the Enders’ ‘Ditch, both of which ditches take water from the South Fork of HumCanon and carry the same to the claims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon.and sold $9 satlaty said-juigment, interest and costs,and the pro. coeds thereof applies oF a payment of said s of money as aforesaid. ones is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale, all theabove described to the highest bidder, for eash, in front oftuc Court aise door, in Nevada, on TUKRSDAY, Jan. , 1863, between the hours of 90’clock, A, M., md 4 Ps Mi , "Given under my. hand, this 5th day. Jan. sana. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif . "The abovesale is postponed to TUESDAY, Feb: 24th, 1803. Ww, KNOWLTON, al Searls & Niles, Piffe’ Attys Si (ONS. —State of Calitornia Nevada, a8. District Court 0 al District of said“’State. © State of California. to Eliz You are hereby sum -awer to the com th Lutje, ne to appear and an int ‘= gfe ine ee net you ithin ten days from the oarviia ethis writ, if served on in this sou in tw: nty days if served on you in this,-and out of this county.and within 40 . f servedon yon in-the State end out of this. riect, in an action commenced on the 3ist day of December. A. D., 1862, In said court, wherein said plaintiff prayea decree of this court annullag and dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between you—charging in gaid complaint that you, said defendant, have deserted and abandoned him, and that you ‘have been guilty of the crime of adultry, all, of which ia more partieviarly set forth in complaint to this action on file herein, And you are hereby notified that et he fail to answer said Complaint as herein directed, Plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefer by default, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court auch other relief as t@prayed for insaid Complaint. ~<-). Intestimony whereofI, R. H. Farquseal fiar, Clerk of the District Court afore~— ) said, do hereunto aet my hand and impress ie ecal of rey Sole Soars, I Hong eaate . ada, this 31st day o «A. Dy : oat ze Rk. i, pak UH AR, Clerk.Bren yrs Lay Fil K. Farquhar, Deputy , Le Waters. Zifl’s Atty. 288s SA GE.— Whereas, on the 22d day of Dec. 1862, afinal judgment and decree a rendered in the District Court of the l4th judicial District of the State ef California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp amd-in favor of Frank McGeen for the sum of $1,619 40 principal debt, with interest on the the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs: of suit, And. wheréres, on the 22d. day of. December A. Dp, 1862. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortpaye 4 —set forth in-plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain piece or parce! of land, situate, lying and being tn the township of Rough & eady, outs pe Nevada, State of Culifornia, on the road, eading from San. Juan to Maryaville, Fg poeta two miles from the. bridge of “Woods ark, bounded and described as follows, vize Sopeeceing atin stake ale ny rods south of the forth east corner of Daniel Wilson’s land; thene running south 160 rods ; thence. east 160 rods: thence north 100 rode; thence west 160 rods to the place of beginning fogether with all tenehis, privie e and appurtenances thereto belonging be ied upon and sold to satisfy said: judgment, terest and costa, atid the proceeds thereof a vd to the payment of said sums as sloresall, Notice is hereby given, tliat I will expose to pnblie sale all the above described property, to the highest bider for cagh, in front of the Court se door, fin Nevada,on Tuesda > Jan. 20th. » between-the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 26th day of Dec 1862. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. + -F Caldwell Atty. : Si MRIFE’S SALE.— Whereas, on the2:d of January, A P., 1863.'a final judgment. of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of wWevada, against. John Daan of ala, and. in favor. of John MeCaughan for the sum of Seven Hun dred, Spee ap and 83-100, dollars, principal debt withintereston the principal. at the ~ rate of23¢ perct. per mouth from the rendition of judgment. until paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas-on the said 22d day of January, A. D., 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff's complaint be fereclosed and the property. thercin described, ta wit :—. ‘The undivided one seventh interest im and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, being situate on the north side of apes Flat, Névada county, California, bounded ’y the Pioneer claims on te east, on he west by the Penn sylvavia claims, on the south by the Exchequer claims andias the St. Lawrence “laims. Also, the undivided two-tifths of that certain piece or parcel of miniug ground, being situate on the wost side of Moore’s Flat aforvsaid, bounded on the north by the Long cut ground, “(ao called.) running to a Point at the east, and formeriy known as the Titthois Glaims and now kK nown as the St. Lawrence Co’s ground, Also two fifths of the ditch used for:the conveyance of water to said claims, together with the water right.. Al40, the tunneiy, flumes, aqueducts,. pipes, .telehs, and appurtenances belonging to the property above described-—be levied upon . and sold to satisfy sald judgment interest and costs, and the proogeds thereof applied to the payment—of said suins of money aw aforesaid. Notice is hereby given-that-I will expose to public sale, all the above deseribed property .to the highest bidder fur cash in trent of the Court ifouge door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February t7th, 1803, between the hours of 9 d’clock A.M and #95 MM. ssaiineaiscap cee Given under my hand ‘thts 24th day of Jan. iN N.W, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. DR. HILL momsenctihe EF. titi vel dicesan FFPER, corner of Pine and Broad Streets, elem *s Building, (ap en . DR. AILULER pays pa Sealer y attention to mane ba Midwifery. “wd all Diseases ef long a ding. : er Nevadis June thin, O53 1) MSD 3m RETR eR ou aco pang se the servieeof this writ, if serv you in this county, within twenty days -on you in this District, andoutof this count and heh a og BJ cases on [A page State ou wy trict, in an 5;erd on the 29th, day of Octuber, A D., 1862, is said court, to obtain a decree ofthis court fit the Leet oe of a certain mortgage, bea ee, ‘day of May, A, PD. 1862; ex b he said detendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the meme cd oh mmggrnen t wine mr} in eo at articularly mentioned an f ’ application of moneys arising frofn ich sale to the j on acertain prejmissory note set forth in said complaint, made and delivered by Jacobs & youx co ©. W. Mulford by him assigned to tiff herein bearing even date with said mor e and therety intended to be secured, to wit:—The sum_ of. with interest thereon from the 13th da OF . AY, A. De, 1862, at the rate of 24 per. pte per month4ill paid; said note being enti dit of $100 paid September oth. i defficiency shall remain after moneys, properly so appli may have ex ae said defendants Ja & Mayoux,.also that said defendants and and every person claiming nder defendants subsequently to intiff ’s mortgage and the commencethis action. may be barred and foreclosed of all right claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such ether and firther relief, or both, in the premises as may. be just and equitable. we ouare hereby notified that if you fail to to cre <a if any’ ilying al? of said An “answer said complaint as herein directed, plaint iff will take jndgment saci? yvu therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demend of the court such other relicfas is prayed for in-said complaint. ~—) Intestimony whereofI,. R H. Farqu; seal ar, clerk of the District court aforesaid, seal of the said coftrt, at office, in theci J, of Nevada, this 20th, day of October, A.D, . H. FARQUHAR, clerk. Per G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. By order ofthe Hon. T. B. Mc: arland, Judge of the District court aforesaid Searls & Niles. Plffe’ Attys pra gle SAL &-—By vircue of an ex) ecutien to me directed, delivered out of the Hon, District Court of the 14th. Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of Califurnia, bearing date January 7th. A. D , 1863, in favor of E. J. Patterson, recovered jndgment and obtained a decree of foreclosure against B. F. Coon, forthe sum ‘of Three Hundred, Thirtyeight and 18-100 dollars, (debt,) with interest on the said sum of $338 18, from the third day of July. 1862, at the rate ef two per cent per month together with all costs of suit, And. whéreas urdecr said decree, eettain prceperty described therein was sold by the Sheriff, forthe sum of $350, which being deducted from $489 68 the amouut of judgment and eosts-to. and including those of said sale, leaves a balance of $139°€8 which has been dorketed asa Phen ore against said B F. Coon. Ihave levied upon the tollowing describea property, which was heretefere at tached to-wit :—That certain Saw Mill known as the Buena Vista Mill, located op Lattle Green Horn Creek, about 44 mile from Sugar Pine Saw Mill. ih Grass Valley township county of Neva da, together with all the machinery, rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. Noticeis hereby: given that I. will expose to public sale, all the above deseribed . roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court “House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February 10th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 P.M. Given under my hand, this 7th day. of Jan. A, D. 1873. N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Maslin, Plfls’ Attys. U. S.REVENUENOT ICE. _ E. persons requited to. ay Excise or other dutics under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &¢., &e approved July 1st, 18s2, are hereby notifiewthiat S$. -B. Davenport, has been: appoint:d Collector for the 5th Division of the4th District, comprising the county of Nevada, and has opened an Office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. * Ail duties and taxes are payable at the office of the Collector, “ Persons Liable to pay License will be required to take out the same within ten days, of the date of an applicatton to be made through the Assistant Assessor. xy> Manufacturers, Auctioneers, -Butehers. Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, will pay the duties ene . within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the precediy month. according to a form of, statement whic . Will be furnished frem this office. The attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions of the Revenue Law : ** That if any person or persons shall exercise or carry ou any business hereinafter mentioned, for the exercising or carrying on of.which trade or business a licence is required this Act. withont taking out auch license as in that behalf required, he, she or they shall, for every such offense respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the'amount of duty orsum of money imposed for such liceaces.”” [See. 59. ** That for neglect or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured. articles, a8 aforesaid, thegoods. wares and terchandise manufactured and unsold by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ” (See. 70] “That it shall be the duty of the Collector aforesaid or-his—Deputies;—in®~ their respective districts.and they are hereby authorized to eo. lect all the duties aud taxes imposed this Act, however the same may be designated. and ‘o prosecute for the recovery of any sum or ‘ums which may be forteited by virtue of this Act.. [See. Th S.B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th District. Office in Birdseye & Co's, Banking House Nevada, November 17th, 1862. NSOLY ENT NOTACE.—In the County Court of Nevada county. State of California. inthe matter of the petition of-G.-H-P-Shrets> un Insolvent Debtor: . Purruant to an order of the Hon David Belden Judge of the said County Court, notice is hereby gine toall the creditors ofthe said Insolvent. H. P. Sheets, to be and appear before the How, D. Belden, County Judge-aforesaid,in epen fourt, at the court room. of said court, in the e¢ounty of Nevada, on the 19th day of February, ‘A+ D_, 1363, at.l00’clock, A_m. of that day then. and there to show cause, if any the can, why the . prayer of that Insolyent should not be granted, and an assignement of his-estate be made, and he be discharged trom. his debts iimd liabjillties. in purehaned oor. yaiute insuch case made . prov 3 1 the mean time all proceedin against said Insolvent Pye Weae ~—) Witness my hand and the sdal of said: seal ; court, thie 1vth of Jan, A. Di 1863. paot K. H. FARQUHAR, Glerk. ie Rich Quen Specimens !. See en BARRETT & SHERWO®D, vewelers. . complaint of Natinin’ Podge, who NSOLY ‘se Court , State of California, in the matter of the petition of Hobert Simmons, yoo poy of the Hott. David Belden, Judge of the said ’ y Court, nioati: . tice is hereby given to all the creditors of he Rog hy x args vid Belden, County Judge aforesaid, in open court, at cotirt rootn of saic court, inthe coutity of N@Fafla, on. the 2ist day of February, A. D., 1863, at 10 o*clock, A. M.,of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any ee can, why the prayer of that Insolvent shculd not he grant-d, abd an asstgnment of his estate be made,.and he be discharged 1rom his debts and be atga 3 eden rng = = ‘statute in : and proy ; Utiite a alfproceedings against said In pegs oll ; the seal of east 3 jurt, 19th of Jan.A. D., . J eal . = “a ARQUH Af-Clerk. CG. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Chas. Dw , Atty. tui PI » Wehave lately intro \& : iduced a New Style Fam iily Sewing Machine,maBAKER’S *‘;ing the Lock Stiteh, or NOIS ELESS ‘stitch atike on oe FAMILY isides, arranged in th ““*G@ROVER ; same price: get $08 o. ha iver & Baker Stich Mae ; —— Y urofiié’alonecan; GROVER purchasers examine the «& relative merits of each: BAKER’S stich,and be guaranteed : ‘ ultimate and entire sat. : Lock Stitch . AME.» isfaction, by our privi-: . lege of exchanging for:$ E W IN Cc either style if not suited : MACHINES, with their first choice. ; $60. iadmirably adapted to ithe wants of all, manu facturers is—far--more i simpie, durable and icheaper than any other SE w Inc iShuttle Machine in use, MACHIN E. hand a great favorite For Manufacturers. ;wherever introduced, ° Call and examine our : Pg machines before purchasing elsewhere WeiBAKBE R’S manufacture a large va-: . SEWING adapted to the requireMACHINE ments of all families aad ‘where sewing is em-:>*? Montgomery street, ployed. i San Franeisco. & BAKER’S riety of each stitch and tr DEPOT, 4 manufacturers of goods SHERIF F's SALE.—Whereas onthe 17th ) day of January. 1863, final jadgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California in and for the county. of Nevada, against EK, Scharff and wife, and in favor ef James. J. po for the sum of $445 00 principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent pér month from the rendition of judgement until paid, together with all costs of suit.— And whereas, on the said 17th day of’ January A:.D., 1863, it was ordered and decreed bj the said court, thatthe mortgave, set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be for: closed and the property therein described to wit :—rhat piece or fom of land lying upon the rorth side of Deer Creek, in the eity of Nevada, on the old Saw Mill Road, in called.) said premises being’ upon the south side of Water street, and boundupon the east by the premises of Mary Coo er, upon the west by the lot and residence of G. . E Withington, Said premises being the same "now ocenpied by one J. Singer as a residenee and formerly secupied by the said defendant, Scharff as x homestead and residence — be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgmeni, interest and costs and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sims of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given. that I will expose to public dale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Gourt -House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Feb. 17th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’¢lock, A. M. and 4 o’cloek, P. M. . Given under my hand, this 24th day of Jan. 18638. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. D. Belden, Atty. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in the County Court of Nevada county. State of CaHfornia * in the matterof the petition of Henry R. Sylvester an Insolvent Debtor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. David Belden, Judge'of. the said County Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent, H. R. Sylvester, to be and appear before the, Hon. David Belden, County Judge. aforesaid, in. open court,-at the court room of said court, fa the county of Nevada. on the 17th day. ef February, A. D., 1863, at 10 o’clock. A. mM’, of that day, then and there to show. cause,

if.any they can, why the prayer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and Habilities, in pursuance of the atatute in such case made and provided; and in the mean time all proceedings against said. Insolvent be stayed, ' : Witness my hend and the séal of said seal courts 8 day of Jan.A..D,.1863 jel courte eS Ga adam k, 1f. Gaylord, Atty Q UMM ONS. —State of California, county of Nevada, ss. Jownshin of Little York. Refore. 3 Gardner, J. Py People of the State of Calitornia to S. M. Gillett. and Geo. K‘bling . Yon are hereby su to appear before the underownship, on Sa ay, ay of A. D. 1863. at 10 .67¢ jek A.M, to pom ta the demands of poe the sum cfone handred ninety 98-100 ollars, balance due on account, and interest on the. sane as will more yappear by bill now on ffle in ment will he rendered agtin-t ou answer. ju u ‘afd ninety. on for the Now No $17 Montgomery st. Sau Franciseo v ' by iw thie 7th da ven u s of J . *SOSEPH GARDKEE SP A. D, FOL” ER, ditch, the said Magenta ditch, -whieh crosses . TTD GROV E §# : OurNo. 9 Machineis ~~ -bhewts or“fonr ims-tocated-atthe head . of south Shady creek, together with all flames, virtue fayor of Cons water Mellegue,and against Eureka Lake . Co , for the of Four Thousand, Fire red, .Kichty-eigth and 33-100 dollars, (debt.) with interest on the said stim of $4,588 33, from the.17th day of January, 1863, at the rate of two cent per month, un-. tilpaid, together with ali costs of suit. 1 have levied upon the followi: bed property which was heretofore to-wit :-—That certxin ditch known as the Eureka’ Lake Water Co's ditch having its head on Canon creek and from thence extending down} the diyiding ric ge between the Middieand Seuth Yuba river to tue National, where the same divides forming what. “is known as the Magenta ditch and the Irwin Bloody Run. and extends to théhead of Humbug creck. The said Irwin ditch extending from said. Nationak to Lake city, conducting water-to—andsupplying themining localities ‘knowii as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill, North Bloomfield, Malakoff Hill, Hille Diggings, Magenta . Hil, Villa Rico. Kennebec Hill_and Crizz'y Hill. Also, the ditch known as the Miner's ditch which directs and conveys tire -waters of the north and south forks of the Middie Yuba River to Snow Point, Orleans. Moores and Woolsey’s Flats. and thence to Bloody RKuu aforesaid. Also. the Poor Man’s ¢re: k to Snow . Point,Orieans, Moores and Woolsey’s Flats. 4}#0 the two ditches known as the Grizzly ditch: es which takes the watersirom Bleody Kun anttconducts the same to Columbia Hill and other mining. loealities a» ree the nbd mie gage ty as the ing creek ditches that conduc from Wanvas Soek to Co rrabin “Hill, Also, the Montezuma ditch extending from Monte: a ma Hill to Columbia Hill .and other mining locilities. ‘The Cherokee and San Juan diteh ex tending from Columbia Hiil to North San Juan and, intermidiate localities. The Missouri ditch conducting water from Missouri ravmeto North Bloomfi: id Also, the Fenn ditch that conducts water from Fenn’s Ravine to Kelief Hill. Also, the Rattlesnake ditch that conducts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Kureka, avd the South Fork ditch that conduets the water of, the South Fork of Poorman’s¢reek to the mines. at and near ‘Eureka, together with a'l lakes, re servoirs, weter rights: water* privileges, eascments, franchises, privilegeges and appurte‘naneee-thereunto belonging er in any wise aype sa Ail the above property is located in evada county, Caiifornia. q Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publicsaleallthe above described’ property , to the highest bidder for eash,.in front of the Court House door in Nev.da, on TUESDAY,¥ebruary 24th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and4 P. M. , ‘ Given under my hand this 2nd day of Feb: 1863.: N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. D. Belden, Atty. HE RIFE’S SAL E.—By virtue of an ex. » ) ecution to me directed, delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th sudicial District. in and for the county of Nevada State of California, bearing date January 5th, A. D,,: 183, in faver of D. Mannix,and against the Rureka Lake Water Co, for the sum of $3000, (debt,) with inerest on the said sum from the ist ofJuly 1862,at the rate of 244 percent. per reonth until paid totgether Withall costs of suit -I have levied up-" on the following described property, to.wit :— That certain set of mining claims known as the Atkin’s claims, located on Shady Creek above Cherokce, Nevada county, near Col. Nugent’s house, together with all the flames, sluices, hydrautics, pipes, &c. thereunto belonging. Also, the Burnis or Dad diggings on Shady creek, near the Atkin’s claims, together with all flumes, sluices, hydraulics, rights of way, &c. Also. that oe claims” known as™ thie sluices, hose pipes, fixtures, and improvements to the said claims oo all loeated in Bridgeport township, county ef Nevada. i The above is entitled to the following credits’; 62, Nov. 9th @214, Dec. 2nd, $300, Dec. 24th $67. and the following payment on former execution of date Oct. 10th, 1862, viz ; $2000.00 less $91 50 accruing costs thereon. : Noticeishereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described 4 geht to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Februar 2ith, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’cloc A-M., and 4 Pp, M. : Given under my hand. this 2d day of Feb. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawtev, Piff’s Atty, DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE — All persons having demands against the estate of John H. Anderson, . are required to present the sare with the proper vouchers to -the undersigned. at the Sherif’ s office, Nevada county, within ten months from this date or the same will be. barred by statute, W. F. HAZLETT) Administrator. Nevada, Jan 20th, 1963 . DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICK, —All persons having demands against the estate of John ‘Pobins, [email protected] required to p sent the same with t‘e proper: vauchers to W.W. Cozzins, at the Court Mouse.Nevada county, withio ten months from this date or the same will_be barred by statute. -W. COZZINS. Nevada, Jan, 20, 1863, Public Adm’r. DMENISTRATOR’S N@TICH, — All persons having demands against the estate of Emanuel Gibson, deeeaséd,are required to preseut the same with the proper vouchers. to W< W. Cozzins,at the Court House, Nevada county, within ten months from this date or the game will be barred by.stetute, W. W. COZZINS. Nevada, Jan.20, 1863. «Public Adm’r. DMINISTRATOR’S NOfICE,— All peeae having demands against the estate of Richard Koseoe, deceased,are required to present the same with the proper vouchers to W, W Cozzins. at the Court House,Nevadaconnty, within ten months from this date, or the same will be barred by statute. W. W.COZZINS. , Nevada, Jan. 20th, 163. Public Adm’r CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Mills for Coftee & Spices. . G. VENARD, OULD respectfully inform his many.evstomers and the public generally that he has moved into his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be abteto til ay order at a moment's notice. He will continue as before to make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent ‘counterfcits and imitations. __OV¥29-1m2p " SNOW TENT HOUSE! L. A, SACKE'TT, ..Managing Agent T= traveling public wil find the {able pro. . -Vided with _eyer the mar and goed-clean hecedo aad ee: A eer: by is connected with the Bara. a fracchea’ <<: Sy , the . emg er seas Pelee? 2nd, As. 1863. in} ‘at 6 o*clock A. M., on The. Xuba Gap Stage Line ana i" senger train Se PHOteRR ne Y LANGTON'S P 1.,,on and after capt ie . tiles: med tri-weekiy from ‘NIE VILLE to Sierra Valiey, Pea-' S 8 gs, Anteiope Springs, y, Oph; ‘Works; Franktown, Carson city, Dayioh, si. city Gold Hill and Virginiacity., — ‘al Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Pion. _ Express, Downieville, every: Z Ménday, Wednesday and™ riday, __ Passengers traveling this route will have jy; twenty-seven mifes of train travel, from Down ieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages wip j, in readiness toe receive and eomvey them to Vir. . ginia City, passing through a succession of val ben be a aie = ofthe: a peg sa roads in the world; stopping gt the Hot Sulp},,. Springs, in: Sierra Valley y and, also, ee fayrous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in True kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curig,. ities in Nevada Territory. TF The accommodations along this route, for ti comfort of travelers, are-unsurpassed by anot) er; there will be no delays, no trouble fro snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarant,. every. facility to. those who desire to make , pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection}: be-made with other lines to : ESMERALDA_& THE HWHUMBOLD! MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officeof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CC.: Importers and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERTAL Nos. 12 and 24 Pine street San Franciseo And 73 and 75 E street, Marysville beige now on hand and constantly arriviny from the Eastern States, the largest anc best stock of Dt age and Carriage Mat. erials ever offered in this market, consistiag o; Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumher ~ Oak and Hickory spokes, Finished and unfinished. Also a large sto ko Plow Framezand Handles,Which weare offering at the LOWEST PRICES and onthe termsto suit. Parties in the eorntr, favoring us with an. order can depend upon re ceiving an A No.1 article. A share ofthe trade respectfully solictted:— my8-jm WIRE ROPE 18 75 PERCENT CHEAPER. Than any other kind of ROPE—Why PyePacae. eomptired -withany other Rope y. of equal strengihvit is from Four to six times more DUKARLE ! : ; Because, it is FoRry per cent LIGHTER! Because, it is less than ONF-HALF the Diam eter, and only ONE’SIXTH of the BULK! : Because, ii is FIVE TIMES the strength ofthe same size of the HEMP ROPE! Becease, it does not STRETCH Or SHRINK, in dry or wet weather ! : cause, it does not ABSORB WATER, am donble its original weIGuT! Because, it is as PLIABLE as the other rope of equal strength !-Vire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that can be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from ‘deep shafts and inclined planest for long Pump &c¢ Those whohave one given our Wire Ropes a trial; wilbUSE No OTHER, at any price. Circulars giving scales ef weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will befor warded by addressing the manufactures, or their agents throughout the State. A.S. HALLIDIE & CO:, 412 Clay st . San Francisco. W.H. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada, t ee27m3 e NEVADA STAGE CO, NEW LINE!! ~ _. The Shortest and Best Route rom Sacramento to Nev:ida erritory!!¢. yee ON AND AFTER aes ‘Tuesday October 7th, 18:2; the 2 Stages of this Company, will ase leave the office at Grass Valley atSo’clock A mM. Leave the office at Nevada. Tuesday Thurstay ~and Saturday! ! ~ FOR ; VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES? Making the trip in a shortertime than by any_ other route. N.B. Passangers from San Francisco and Secramento should only, book their names to Grass Valley or Nevada,where they can have ® choice of routes.: 5.8. McCUR, Jr. General Agent. & oedtf .. . Tom Hewry, Agent. 4 ACARD FOR THE . WINTER AND SPRIN _ CLOTHINGTRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER Nos. 411, 413 and 415 Battery street, cornerot — A Merchant. Saa Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK E would call the ‘atteution of pani MERCHANTS to ourt “usually large sto of Goods. Our stock comprises every article iw the: F HING AND FURNISHING Line We ebatedanane oes i 8 and Tevtent. variety. jassime ool Hats of any house m Sen Francisco, ab¢ our prices for these goods are less than _ any other house, as:we receive them direct from tp Manufacturers,Consignment, Our Or: WINTER AND SPRING GOODS In particularly attractive; and the great fom tethe Couniry Merchant is the unusually low price+Jessthan the cost of poy sarey am We also keep the Staple Articles the wy 4 Goods linc, which good# we have perchooes o this market; under the Ham mer; and are ofe? ing them at New York Cost, and Less. We publishthis Card in order'that we may make new acquaintance’, amd induce those wie have not heretofore purehased of us to eall an@ } -ouretoph: 2 . tare alll on who—s sel erchants whe. buy of us ean make a it, and sell tor theis customers atalow figure— ve remain res full P ur obediant serv ngand Hat Ware Nos. 415 ‘43 and 415 Battery st-, San Francisco, Jan. 24th, 1863.—3m ¢ '. J.R. WHITNEY, COMMISSION. MERCHANT; No. 313 Front street, up stairs, Sacramento ci 6 for sale, and deasoned Sugar Pine,c’ freight to} y" : SAN FRANCISCO. Goed articles and Lew . rices are S gs z The Ne’ publishes N. pFFICETer! Twenty— UN HAIR “VTE und Nevada fue bathin establishme dated with eoastantly © tor, eelebr human ~ eeps the hi 7 PERPOM s20-tf Homeste: BUILDID 10 VARS veautif eouuty of Jose Rait VEL Ba . Spanis! ted by the spects this the Distric United Sta has been tree and xo that the’ i. Whoev buy a tot ar Ofives N Montgome hoften SU RR $ pertha . found : thorough! serted on yates. ‘in or com the teeth r OPFIGH & Co's sto strecta, N . Oct. Tat, CALI ( PEN from breight t! three hou Ample . nodation the Centr rarnento f 535 4. M. so da toh yous, ret a That e Sa eave Lir hrough through Nov. % PAL GOLD KNO MAN’ We a YAYS@ { ‘DH 1,90 y= Pa Buch ay Alao, Geved ma WapOrie ‘ee six Guty, ea Sacta Lo Next dy { ILO" / athe ‘ eats, Pearane RY pr d