February 7, 1863 (4 pages)

ay oo (AERO E'S SAL Pa RESAEY, mre ‘ \). dred, Fort v-Prenning to a point at the cast ~ 4863, “Tay ae ty. ‘ ERUFP’S SALE hereas,on the 19th ; pt . A died ng p1862,2 final judgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th sndicial District of the State of Califorwia, in and for the county of Nevada, against A. Jacobs & A. Mayoux, andin favor of Henry the sum o} Ten _and Fiftyars, principal debt. with interest on the principal atthe rate of 2¢ per ccnt per month, from the rendition of a antil paid, and i counsel fees, together with all evsts of anit. “And whereas. of the eaid 19th oi Nov. A. 1862, it was ordered and decreed by tte: said coart, that the mortgage act forth in y' sineif’s complaint be forectosed, and the property therein described, to wit:—The certain raining claims known as the claims of Jacobs & ox witan ed on Republican Hiil, near North oom . bounded m frort of Stokes & Co. on the north side by Hogeboom & Co , onthe south by Truesdale & Co., said claims being 585 feet wide in front and rnnning back to the center of hi Also. that mater dites knowtas the Jacobs’ . Ditech, and one undivided hal! of that other ditch known fs the Enders’ Ditch, both of which ditches take water from the South Fork of Hum-+ Canon and carry the same to the claims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon and sold ‘t> satisty said juigment, interest and costs,and the pro cacds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as. aforesaid. “Moticeis hereby given that 1 will expose to blie sale, all theabove described property to Whe highest bidder, for cash, in front oftine Court flouse door, in Nevada, om TUKSDAY, Jan. Wth, 1853, between the hours of 92’ clock; A, Ms; P.M. ! ven under my hand, this 5th day Jan. wh, nw KNOWLTON, Sherif The abovesale is postponed to TUESDAY, *"N,W, KNOWLTON, Sheri Seirls & Niles, Piffs’ Attys : UM MONS. —Siate of Calitornia, syany of Nevada, 83, District Court of the 14th Judial District.of said State. The People ‘of.the te of California. to Elizabeth Lutje, Grgeting: Youare hereby summoned to appear and an ewer to the complaint of Otto Lutje filed nst you, ithin ten days from the 6 service of this writ, if served'on in this ty, withintw:nty days if served on you in iis District, and out of this county and within 40 ders if served on you in the State and out of this. striet, in an. action commenced on the 3lst day of December. A. D., 1862, in said court, wherein said plaintiff pray sad: cree of this court annul ling and dissolving the bonds of matrimony . hgretofore existing between -you-—charging in said complaint that yon. said defendant, have ert abandoned hii;and that you have een guilty of the crime of adultry, all of which ig more partievlarly set forth in complaint to t action on file herein, ea And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said Complaint as Nerein directed, Plaintiff will take Judgment azainst you therefor by default, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court. such other Felief 44 is prayed for in said Vomplaint ~— In testimony whe-eof I, R: H. Farqu{seal f nar Cjerk of the District Court. afore <~ ) siid¢do hereunto aet my hand and im~ press the scat of the said-eourt, At office, inthe gity of Nevada, this 3ist a of Dee. A. p. 1862. Se R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ee Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy “ @, L. Waters, Pill’s Atty, ee as awiWV hrereas, on the2 d. day of January. 4p. 186%. a finalsa avai § and decree wag rendered inthe District Court , of the lth Judicial District of the’ State of i fornia, in and for the county of Wevadn, against John Dunn etals.’ and in favor of Sohn—McCaughan for the sum “of Seven—Hon -two and ~®3-100, dollars, principal debt withinterest on the principal at. the nae of2% perct. per month from the rendition 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 deoreed by the said court thot the mortgage aet forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein described, to wit :— The undivided one seventh interest in and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, ‘pelos situate on the northside of Mocre’s’ Flat evada county, California, bounded by the Pionever Claims on theeast, on he west by the Penn aytvauia claims, on the south by the Exchequer aims andas the St. Lawrence *laims. Also. she undivided two-tifths of that certain picce or parcel of mining ground, being situate on the wost side of Moore’s Flat-aforvsaid, bounded on the north by the Long cut groun 1, (so called) , and formerly ‘mown as the IHinois claimsaud now k nown as 46 St. Lawrence Co’s vround, Also, two fifths “of the ditch used for the conveyance of water to Said claims, together-with the water ~ #0, thetanneis, flames, aquueducts, pipes, ‘telegrap'is, and appurtenances belonging to the proerty above deseribed—be levied upon. and sold tosatisfy said judgment interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said surtsof money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that I -will expose to publi: safe, ‘al e above described property to -the highest bidde House door, in Nev 17th, 1803, between the waa P.M. : Given under my hand this 4th. day of Jan. N.W, KNOWLTON . Sheriff. ‘Searls & Niles. Piifa’ Attys. — QHEBIFE’S, SAL. —Whereas, Gi tie? . Ss day of February, A.D. 1864, a final judgment and degree was reudered dit the District Court of the 4th Judicial b'striet of the State of Catifornia,inand for the county of Nevada, avainst Wm J Pritchard et.als. aud infavor of A right. Al 8, on Tacsday, lebruary. irs. of 9 oO’ cluUgK’ AL Mwh ty two dollars, w th interest on the principal at the rate of one per cent per month.fiom the rendition of judgment until paid, together. with Leosts of suif. And whereas,-ou the said 2nd Ay’ of Hebroary, AD. 18 3. it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the mortyave set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit:—Two thirds-of'a certain Tot or pacrel of mining claims aitnated on Backeye Hill én th township of Bridgeport in said) Nevada county, Caliis piv. aad generally known -as-Evans, Ross & Co's claims, With boundaries. as follows: commeneing at an oak tree on the brow ofthe hill sloping to the Sweeland’s ereck, the north-east corn r, runing thence south, 800 feet to a corner : thence south Lloeast, to Watson’s Line tu the soutl.-rast corner ; thence North: 830 west Bey aa hundred feet alony Watscn’s lund, ~ Ailen’s Mine to corner 3 theuce following the rim rocx batk_to-the place of begining, torether with a full ad undivided two thirds: of ul tunuels, cute, slutee utnes, ti rhts, minSaid—anin: appertuinOthe ing claims belottyiag or in-any wise iug—be levied updiand sdidto satisfy suid jad. nent, interest und easts, and the procveds —SRereot applic ta the payment ofsaid sums of money as aioresaid:ee 2 Notive ixtmucby given, tliat Twill expose to public wate all the above dexeribed ‘property. to the hishest biider for cush, in front of thegourt ‘Mouse door.fin Nevadalon. Tues lay, Marchesa IB. between the hours of 9 o'clock, A.M. aud 4 o'clock, PM. Given under my hand, thie 3d lay of Feb. 18483 N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherilf. John Garber, Pif’s. Atty. . PENENEN ALP. GHURCH & CO.) HAY. ALL THE Lavi PUBLICA. ae or cash-in trent of the Court ‘ 2 AlvaroKwans, for the sum of Five Hundred an I Seven: * (UM MONS .—State of Cal ‘Califérnia, county of Nevada, ss. District court of thei4th udicial ue of said St B22 vor be Lee : that your aighas may be dey : ‘to. and anwer to the complaint of Henry Mackie filed against youA Jacobs & AMayoux, within ten days from the serviee of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served ‘on you in this District, and out of :hiscounty and within gh f days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action com. mene«d on the 29th, day in said court, toaobdtain a decree of this, court for r the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, ring date the 13th day of May, A.p. . executed the said defendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the sale of preosleey ‘therein and in said complaint particulagly mentioned and deseribed, and the ‘application of moneys arleing from such sale to the payment of the amount -due 5n a certain premissory note set forth in Said eomplaint;—-made and delivered by Jacobs & Mayoux co C. W. Mulford by him assigned te plaintiff herein bearing even date with said mortgage and therety, intended to be,secured, to wit:—The sum of $1000 With interest thereon from the 13th day of May, A. Ds, 1862, at the rate of 24 per cent per month till paid ; said note being entitlét to ere dit. of $100 paid September 25th, 1862. and if any defficiency shal! remain after apply ing ali of said moneys, properly o applicable thereto, then that plaintiff may have execution therefor against thesaid defendants Jacobs & Mayoux.also that said defendants: and all and eyery person claiming through or under defendants subsequently to date of plaintiff *smortgag# and the commenceent of this action. may_be barred and foreclosof all right claim, lion and equity of redemptidga in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such other and farther relief. or both, inthe premises as may be just and equitable. : And youare hereby notified that if you fail to. answer said complaint as herein directed, plaint,. iff will take jndgnent against. yuu _therefor by default. together with all costs of suit,and also det nd of the court such other reliefas is prayed . for in said complaint. oe ‘ Intestimony whéreof i. -R H. Farqu ; har, clerk of the District court aforesaid, do-hereunto set my had and impress the seal of the said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this 29th, day. of October, A. D ,.1862_ R. H. FARQUHAR, clerk. . Per G. K_. Farquhar, Deputy. By order ofthe Hon. ‘'. B. Mei arland, Judge of the District court aforesaic ; Searls & Niles. Plff#’ Attys SHERIFF'S SAL &°—By viriue of an ex: \) ecuticn to me directud, delivered out of the Hon, District Court of-the 14th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, Stute of Califurnia, bearing date January 7th. A. D. 1863, in fayor o! E.J.-Patterson, recovered jndgment and obtained a deeree_ of foreclosure agaist RB. F. Coon, forthe sum of Three Hundred, Thirtyeight and 18.100 doliape,(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 teg+ether with all costs of. suit, And whereas . urder said deeree, eertain preperty described therein was sold by the Sieriff, forthe sum of $359, which being deducted from $489 68 the amouut of judgment and costs. to and including. those of said sale, leaves a bilahee of $139 €8 — sent — tb whieh-has-beendocketed aga judement against ‘said B: F. Coon, 1 have levied upgep the tollowing describea property, which was héretefere at.[, tached to-wit :—That cert#in Saw Mill. known as the Buena Vista Mill, located on Little Green Horn Creek, about % milé from Sugar Pine Saw Mill. in Grass got township ceunty of Neva ua, together with all the machinery, rights. pri vileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given that I wiil expose to pubiic saie, all the ab6ve deseribed proverty to House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February 10th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’elock A. M., and4 Pp. M. = : Given under my hand, this 7th day of Jan. Ae D18"3. +, )0ON. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Mastin, Plils’ Attys. U. S.REVENUENOTICE. A U0 persons required ty ay Exeise or other, (duties underthe—ret-of the thirty-seventh! Z 4 Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &¢., &e approved July Ist, i&i2, are hereby notified that S. B. Davenport, has been appoint d Collector for the 5tn Division of the4th District, comprising the county of Nevadas has opened an office at the Banking Howse of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. . ~ a Ail duties and taxes are payable-at the oilice of the Collector. Persons liable to pay License will be required to take ont the same withinten days, of the date of an application to be made through the Assistant Assessor. X7Manufacturers, Auctroncers, Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, will pay the duties “monthly; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preeediny montii. according to aformof statement. which wih be furnished from this oftice: “Phe attention of those interestedis directed to the folowing provisions of the Revenue Law;: “That if any, person-er persors shall exercise or carry-on aay business hereinafter mentioned, for the exereising or earrymig on of whieh trade or business a licence is required by this Act. Withont taking*out sneh licenseas in that behalf required, he, she or they shall, for every .such offease respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three Limes the amount of duty orsum of money imposed for such licences.”” (See. 59.) ‘Phat for negleet or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles. as aforesaid, the soods wares andomerchandise manufactured and unsold by such manidfreturers shalt be forteited tothe United States ’ jee. 70) * Phatit shall be the duty of tie. CoHector aforesaid orhis Deputies, in’ their respective districts.and they are hereby authorized ty col leet all the duties aud: taxes fmposedby this Act. however the same may be desicnated. and ©p-osecute for the reeovery of any sum. or wns whieh may be forieited by virtue of this Act.’ (Seer3tr] . 8.6. DAYENPORT, Collector sth Division 4th District. Offi cin Birdseye & Co's, Baukine House Nevada’ November 17th, ise 4 = NsVULVEND NOVECK.—in the County Court of Nevada county. State of Citifornia. Inthe matter of the petition of @. LL. P. Siieess, an [nsolvent Debtor : ; Pursunnt to an order ofthe Won David BeldenJudge of the said County Court, notice is hereby Butchers, O. H. P Sheets, to be and appear before the ton. D. Belden. County Judge aforesaid,iu epen eontt, at the court room, of said court, in the “county of Nevada, on the Wrh day of February, an 5 thy att itu vlork, Ay of that-day their Pied there to shaw cause, jf any the ean, why the prayer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and ap assignement ofvles éstate be nind’, and he be discharged ront his debts and Jiabillties. in pursuance ofthe statuté Ma soch case mado and “provided ; and in the mean time all procee' lags agvinst said Insolvent be Stayed, i te —~—)» Witness my hand and the seal of said seal & court, this Vth day of Jan, A. Dp. 1863: ™~ RK. HW. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Rich q waits Specamens ! Quer ABLE for © ting and Polishing, ive NS Bouyhtat a Large PFewinta over the intria ve value, by ; aes, : “ BARRETT & SH ERWOBy, vewelers. ° ew No 517 Montgomery at. Saqcl’vanciseo a a of Octuber, A D.,' 1862, the highest bidder for cash, in front of the-Geurt L -CLOU etre sti bsotveent e+ a" ‘ ueeL TaN s—In_the County Court of } pk aA erate Slate ef California, nu the matter_of the petition of Robert Simmons, ‘an fnsolvegt Debter+-—— SS Pursuant te an ordér of the Hon. David Belden, Judge of the said—County Court, notice is hereby given to all the ‘creditors of the sgid Ide eG Een Sie Conate r before the Hon. David Belden, -County aforesaid, in open «court, at the court room of saic court, inthe county of Nevada, on the 2ist day of February, A. D., ‘1443, at 10 o’clock, A. M., Of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any.they can, why the. prayer of that Insolveut shculd not he crant-d, and an assignment of his estate be made, and hf be dis harged irom his debts and liabilities, im pursuance of the -statute in such ease made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be stayed. By €. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Chas. Dunn, Jr; Atty-; M , nS an) GROVER 1. Wehave lately intro ro. t& : ~tduced aNew Style Fam ts ‘ily Sewing Machine,maBAKER'S _»_ king the Lock Stitch, or NOISELES S: stitch alike’ on both FAMILY ‘sides, arranged in the SEWINC ‘samestyle and sol at ; , same prices as our Gro mA q. ENE 8! iver & Baker Stich Ma\ $60 00. ichines. : a ———— ee Atourofficealonecan: GROVER purchasers examine the : & relative merits of each : BRA KE R’S stich.and ‘be guaranteed : : ultimate and entire sat i Lock Stitch isfaction, by our _priyi-: ~ AMIDA lege of exchanging for: § EW IN G either style if not suited : MACHINES, with their first choice. : $60. —_ . -aaieaneeennmea GROVER: Our No. 9 Machine is & jadmirably adapted to 7 BAKER’S : the wants of all manu: :facturers is far more No. 9, ? simpie, durable and S E WIN Cc icheaper than any other :Shuttle Machine in use, MACHINE. . ~jand ‘a -great favorite For Manufacturers. : wherever introduced, $60. eee Call aiid xamine our} & machines before purclia-7 ¥, singelveWhere. Wei BA K BE RB’ S mannfact urea large vaw ; riety of éach stitch and ; SE t NC adapted toe the require: MACHINE ments of all families aad } a+ DEPOT, 44 manufacturers Of goods : where séwing is em -:°29 Montgomery street, ployed. San Francisco. q) SERIF F’s SALE.—Whereas onthe 17th ’) day of Tantary. 1863, a finaljudzment and decree was-renderedin the Di-trict Court of the . l4th Judicial District of the $fate of California in and for the-county ‘of Nevada, against KE, Sebarff\ and_wife, and tin’favor of James J. Ott. 4for the “sum of: $4450 principal debt, withdnterest on the pringipal at the rate of 2 per ecnt/per month from the rendition of judement untib paid,.together with all costs of suit.— Audtwhereas? A D., 1863, if) was ordered and decreed by the said court, thatQie mortgarve, set forthAn plaintiff ’s complaint be for. closed and the pro perty thereifi described to wit :—rhat piece or paree! of land lying upon the north side of Deer Creek, im the city of Nevada. on the old Saw Mill Road, (so called.) said premises being upon the south siteof Water street, and bound ed upon the east by the premises of Mary Coop er, upon the west by the lot and resideneée of G. K Withington.» Said premises being the same now osenpied by one. Singer as-a residence andformerly eceupied by the said defendant, Schart? as & homestead and residence be levied upon and sold.to satisfy said judgmenn. interest and costs and-the—proeeeds thereef—appiied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above deseribed property, to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court Hfouse door, in Nevadi. An TUESDAY. Feb. 17th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A.M. and 4 o’elock, P.M. Given under my hend, this 24th day of Jan. 1863. N WKNOWLTON, Sheriff. UD. Belden, Atty. ‘ NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in Court 6f Nevacta eounty in the matterof the petition of Henry R. Sylvester an Tusolvent Debtor: 7 Pursuant to an order of /the Won. David Belden, Judge of the said County Court. no tice is hereby given to all the creditors ef-the saich Insolvent, H. R. Svlvester. te be and appear before the Hon. David Belden, Caunty Jndce aforesaid, in open eourt. at/the eourt room of said court, inthe county’ of Novada. on the 17th day ef February, A. D. t863, at 10 o’clock A. M, ofthat day, therrant there to show cause. ifany they can, Why the prayor of that Tncol vent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, jn pursuance of the statute in-such case made and provided »and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be stayed. ; the County State of Catifornia seal —— Vine nt BARRA e-SERE OT RATT: court, this 15th day of Jan.a. p. 1863 kK. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. K, Ht. Gaylord, Atty _ ‘UMMONs.—State of Caliornia. county of PO Nevada, 33740 ship-ofbitthe York BRefore J Gardner, J, P.” People of ghe state of Calitornia to SM. Gillett. and Geo. K Slinz Yon are hereby summoned to appear before the undersighed Justice of the Peace, at his office in said township; on Sahateag the 2Ist day uf kebruary A. D. 1863--at 10 o'clock A.M , toanswer to the complaint of Natham Dedge, who demands of youthe sunmrcfone hundred and ninety 93.100 dollars, balance due on account, and interest on the same as will, mere tully appear by bilH> now on file in my office. On failure so to appear and answer. judgment will be rendered again-t you for the said stm Of one’ hundred and ninety. 93-109 dollars and costs of suit, and.interest on ssid oe 3 Given under-my hand this 7th day of Janua’ A. Dy 1-62 JOSEPH GARDNER, JPo” Se udge ‘ ~<(» Witness my hand and the seal of taid* } seal } court, this 19th dey of Jan-a.p., 1863. —~)BP. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk: yon the said 17th day of January_. QHERIFF’S #ALE.— By virtue of an exation ivered out of the ft , Hou ie “ Judicial District 4 the county. ty of Nevada, State of Caliat te February 2nd, Asp. 1863: tn] favor of Constant Mellegue, and against Eurek# Lake Water Coulpimy” Ser the sum of Four Thousand, Fire Hundred, . Fighty-eigth’ and 33-100 d*Ilars, (debt.) with interest on the said. sum of $1,588 33, from the 17th day of January, 18°3. at the raté Of two per cent per month, untilpaid, together with all costs of-suit. 1 have levied upon the following described property which was heretofore attached to-wit :—That eértsin ditch known as the Eureka Lake Water Co’s ditch having ite head on Canon creck and from thence extending down_ the dividing ridge between the Middie and Seuth Yuba river tothe Nafional, where the same divides forming what is known as the Magenta ditch and the Irwin ditch, the said. Magenta diteh,-whieh crosses Bloody Run. and extends to thehead cf Humbug creck The said irwin-—ditch—extenaing fronr-seid —National to ke city. eonducting wa'erto and supplying ttf mining localities Invwn as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill, North Bitomfivid, Malasoff Hill, Hille Diggings, Magenta Hill, Villa Riso. Kennebec Hill and Crizzly Hill. Also, the diteh. knownas the Miner's ditch which directs and conveys, the waters of the north and sduth forks of the Middie Yuba River to Snow Point, Orléans. Moorcs and Woolsey’s Ftats. and thence to Bloody Ruu a‘oresaid. Also.~he Poor Man’s ditch so calicd whie!l-ronduets Lhe waters of Poor Man’scre: k fo §.0v Point,Orleans, Moore: and Woolsey “tute Also.tne two ditches,knowh ab the Grizziy ditehes whi -h takes the waters trom Bloody Run and conducts. the seme to-Columbia Hill and other mining locaiities “Also, the two ditches known as the Spring’creek ditches that conducts w-ter fr m Humbug creek to Coumbia Hilt. Also, t @ Montezuma ditch extending from Montez1ama till to Columbia Hill and other mining lo ealities. The Cherokee and San Juan ditch extending from Columbia Hiil to North San Jaan and intermidi: te localities —The Vissouri ditchconcuctine water from Missouri ravine to Nerth Bloomfi: 1d —Also, the Fenn ditch th-t.condnets , water from Fenn’s Ravineto Kelief Hill. Alro‘the Rattlesnake—diteh that -onducts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Kureka, a d@_the South Fprk ditch that conducts the water of the South Fork of Poorman’s ereek to the mimes. at t#d near Enreka, together with all lakes, re servoirs, water rights. water privileges, easements, franchises, privilegeges and appurte nancce thereunto belonging or in any wi-e.ap pertaining. All the above property is located in Nevada county. -Caiifornia. j Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publjicsale allthe above described property , to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door in Ney.da, on T UESDAY, February 24th.-1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and4 P.M. Given under my hand this2nd day 18#3. N. W. KNOWLTON D. Belden, Atty. SHERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an ex '-) ecution to me direeted, delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th sudicial District. in and forthe county of Nevada State of California, bearing date January 5th, A. D,, 1863, in favcr of D. Mannix,and against the Rureka Lake Water Co, for the sum of $2001, (debt.) with inerest on the said sum from the Ist of July 1862.at the rate of 234 -per cent per sconth until paid totgether with all costs of suit I have levied upon the following described property, to wit :— That certain set of mining claims known as the Atkin’s claims, located on Shady Creek above Jnherokce, Nevads county. near Col. Nugent’s house, together with all the Humes, sluices, lydraulics, pipes, &c. thereunto-betonging. Also, the Burnis or Dad diggings on Shady vreet, near tie Atkins citinis, tovether with ath tomes; sluices, hydraulics, rights of way, &c. Also. tl at certain sect of mining claims known as the Lewis or Tom Hannah claims lorated at the head of south Shady creek, together with all fumes. sluices, liose pipes, fixtures, and improvements to the said claims belonging, all loeated in Bridgeport townshin, county of Nevada. The above is entitled to the following eredits ; 162, "Nov. 9th $214, Dee 2nd, $300, Dee. 24th $67. and the foilowing payment on former exeertion of date Oct. 10th, 1562, viz; $200000 less $91 50 accruing costs thereon. arn Notice ishereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, im, Nevada, on Tuesday; Februar 2ith, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’cloc A. M.,and4pr. M. * Given under i pag this 2d dav of Feb. 863, N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff Piff’s Atty, ; of Feb: heriff, 2» Tt. P. Hawley, L. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE — All : persons having,demands against the estate ‘ot John HT Anderson, deceased are required to present the sarne with the proper vouchers to the undersigned. at the Sheriff’s office, Nevada county, wi’ hin ten months from this date or the same Will be barre by statute, W. F. HAZLETT, Nevada, Jan 20th, 1563 Administrator. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. — All t& persons having demands ayainst the estate of John-Pebies, deceased, prem quired to prosent the same with €° © proper vorfchers to W. W.Cozzins, atthe Couit Mouse,Nevada county, withis ten months from this date or. the same will be barred by statnte. W.W. COZZINS, Nevarla, Jan. 20, T8653. Public Adm’r. a ee eee S 4 A DMIEINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. — All A. persons having deman¢s against the estate of Emanuel Gibsen, deceased, are required to preseut the same Wih the proper-youchers to W, W. Cozzins,at the Court House,Nevada eounty. within ten months from this date or the same will ve barred by stetute, “W. W. COZZINS, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1865. Pablic Adm’*r. 4 DMINISTRATOR’S NOFICE,— All J% persons having demands against the estate of Richard Roscoe, aceeased,are required to present the sgme with the proper vouchers to W, W Cozzins, af the Court House,Neva‘aconnty, within ten months from this date. or the same will be barred by statute. W. W.COAZINS. Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1N63. Public:Adnm’r ~ CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Milis for Coffee & Spices \ Otte. tomers and the publie generally thet he has moved into-his new Brick Building, No. Ss , G. VENARD, 7 OULD reepectfally info : Where, with bis large Steam Machines he will } be able to fill any order ata moment’s notice. He will continue as before to make only one ‘kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with irisname te: prevent counterf its and imitations F : SNOW TENT HOUSE! i. A. SACHKETT,.Managing Agent =F traveling publicwill find the table pro‘vi‘ed with everything the market affords and good elean-Roomsand Beds. A larve corralis conueeted wlth the Barn. Hay and Bare ley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates. Sasoncd Lumberofall kinds: . Shakes, § gles, Laths, Matched Flooriug, &c for sale, and seasoned Sugar Pine, c/ freight to Sacramento eity. egies novad-imzp} Nevada Territory & Humboldt mii. —EThe-Yuba Gap Stage Line and bes ‘LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPREgs ILL, on and after the = a 20th of May, 182, make © regular tri-weeklv trips, from & OW NIEVILLE to Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vine Springs, Steam Springs, Avteiope Springs, Washoe tit : forks, Franktown, Carson cit7, Dayton’ eity Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Pioneer ; Express, Downicyville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Down. ieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be -in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuccession of ya) leys.and over one of tlic most beautiful natural roads inthe world; cs eae atthe Hot Sulphur Spring, in Sierra_Valley ; arid<‘atso, at the famous Steamboat Sprines. or Geysers_in “Prye kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curios. ities in Nevada Territory. The accommodations along-this route, ‘for “th. comfort of travelers. are unsurpassed by anoth er; there-will be no delays. no trouble from snow ; and the proprictors of the Line guarantes every facility to. those who desire to make , pleasant and speedy journey. oe At Carsonand Virginia cities, connection wit) be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUMBOLDT . MINES. . For fréight or passage, apply to the officcof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. RMERIFRF’S SALE.—W hereas, on the 24 day of February, A.D. 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the i4th Judicial District of the State of Calj fornia. in and for the county of Nevada, againg, J. R. Withington etal. and in favor of Henry Smil,for the sumof Thirty-Two Hnndred-and five doilars. principal debt, with interest on ‘the principal at the rate ‘of twe per cent per mont); fram.the rendion of jndgment until Paid, and $150 eounsel fecs, together with all costs ot fruit. And whereas. on thesaid2d day of Feb. 1862, it was. ordered eand decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’; complaint be foreclosed. and the property therein described, to-wit :—All and singular that cé tain house and lot situate m the town and tow: ship of Washinton, . evada county, Californin. on the south side of Mainstreet, adjoining th. house and lot owned and occupied by Jobn Lyons,and known as Small& Withington’s butel,er shop. Aso, that certain stableand lot situ ated on the north side of said Main street, and adjoininy T. Kosminsky on the west, and John Liher on the cast, and knewnas Johusou & Me Gloin’s stable. . Alse, that certain Jot of land situated in and easterly directiod from the town of Washingion, with slaughter house and cor ral thereon. and bounded «on the east by Koh. ler & Co’s aims, an! on the south and west by lands of Brungskill,and kaowna as Johnson’s & McGloin’s slaughter house and corral Alsy, that certain lot of land situated in the township aforesaid, about 250 yards north and east-of Omegn, containing ten acres more or leas, and used im partas aslaushter house and ‘grounds. . and bounded on the north by lan? of Wheeler & ae Also, thatother certain piece. parcel or lot of township of Washington.county and State afore said, on the south side of Main street. ftontin:on said street twenty feet. and running pack uv feet more or less,-and bounded.on the west by cher shop, and on the lass by McBaiu‘s’ satoon. Also, one slaughter and corral lying on the south side of town together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and. appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain ing—be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judy ment, interest and costs, and the proceeds there of applied to the payment of said sums of me — as aforesaid, . Votice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale aH the aboye described property, to _the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Cours House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday. March 3d. 1863, between the hours oi 9 u’eluvk, A. M., and [THE YUBA CAP RouTE. Orne Roney, and on the wist by land of Danie) Me. . . Gonigh, and by the Brick Yard on the south" land situated, lying and being in the tewn and. property kiows as Joimson & McGtoin's—but—— aeons. 4 C——— The] “Pa blit OFFIC HA , [Ne 1 Nev a fine bat establish dated wit constant: tor, « cel haman E keeps th PERF 620-tf Homes BUILD 30 VAT beaut county Jose Ru ‘WHE ] Span ted by,th spects th the Dist United § has bee cree ap «9 that th “ie Who taty a fot Gilices . Montgom 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 3d day of Februrry 1832 ee N-W KNOWLTON, Shériff. John Garber, Plaintiff ’s Attorney." : NEVADASTAGE CO, ,. NEW LINE? The Short = stand Best R fromm Sacramento.to Nevada Verritory!!! & ON AND AFTER Turscay October 7th, 182, the \Stages of this Company, will leave the office at Grass Valley at5o’clock A M. at 6 o’clock A. M., on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday !_!_ FOR ” VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES! Making the trip ina shortertime than. by any other reute. N. B Passangers from San Francisco arid Seerantnto should only, book their names te Grass Valley or Nevada, where they can have s choice of routes. : * J.S. McCUE, Jr. General Agent. océtf~ . Tom HENRY, Agent. r a ACARD FOR THE WINTER AND SPRING Ci. OTHING TRADE OFSAN FRANCISCO. BADGER & LINDEN BERGER Nos. 411, 413 and 415 Battery street, corner of : Merchant. San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK TE would eall the -aftenution of CouNtTRY W MERCHANTS to ourt “usually large stock Our stoek comprises every article im of Goods. the CLOTHING AND FURNISHING Line. Wehave constantly on hand the largeat stock and greatest variety of Cassimere and Wool Hats of any howse m Sen Francisco, and -our prices for these goods are less than those of the Manufacturers, Consignment. Our stock of WINTER AND SPRING GOODS In particularly attractive, and the great feature tothe Country Merchant is the unusually . low price—lessjthan the, eost of importation.— We also keep the Siaple Articles inthe Dry Goods line, .which goods we have purchased i: . this market. under the Hammer, and are offesing them at New Yerk Cost, and Less. We publish this Card in order that we may make new acquaintances, and induce those whe have not heretofvre purchased of us to6 -eall ape inspect our stock. : Goo@ articles and Low prices are the greet inducemenss Yall who pur-hase to sell. again. Merchants wnv buy of uscan make a good prefit, and sellto thcireustomersatalow figare— We remain respectfully, your ehediant servants BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Whotesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse, a Nos. #15, 413 and 415 Battery st., San Franeisco, Jan. 24th, 1863.—3m te co hy onte™ Leave the office at Nevada. -~ house; as we receive’ them tirert ron leofter . ae 3 U7 k § perm found shorough serted On } lates. ‘in or cen the teeth OFFIC & Co's et rsrects, N Ovt. Ist CALI ( PEN from Freight tt three: or Ample: odation the Gentr ramento f 5.35 A. M. £0 a8 to h: mae x 2 Leave Sae Loave Lin ; Mhrough Throuzh ne Noy. 20 PAL! GOLD: MANS WO!) R \LODE Attend Vests, in “arance o WY Drive

ay oo (AERO E'S SAL Pa RESAEY, mre ‘ \). dred, Fort v-Prenning to a point at the cast ~ 4863, “Tay ae ty. ‘ ERUFP’S SALE hereas,on the 19th ; pt . A died ng p1862,2 final judgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th sndicial District of the State of Califorwia, in and for the county of Nevada, against A. Jacobs & A. Mayoux, andin favor of Henry the sum o} Ten _and Fiftyars, principal debt. with interest on the principal atthe rate of 2¢ per ccnt per month, from the rendition of a antil paid, and i counsel fees, together with all evsts of anit. “And whereas. of the eaid 19th oi Nov. A.. 1862, it was ordered and decreed by tte: said coart, that the mortgage act forth in y' sineif’s complaint be forectosed, and the property therein described, to wit:—The certain raining claims known as the claims of Jacobs & ox witan ed on Republican Hiil, near North oom . bounded m frort of Stokes & Co. on the north side by Hogeboom & Co , onthe south by Truesdale & Co., said claims being 585 feet wide in front and rnnning back to the center of hi Also. that mater dites knowtas the Jacobs’ . Ditech, and one undivided hal! of that other ditch known fs the Enders’ Ditch, both of which ditches take water from the South Fork of Hum-+ Canon and carry the same to the claims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon and sold ‘t> satisty said juigment, interest and costs,and the pro cacds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as. aforesaid. “Moticeis hereby given that 1 will expose to blie sale, all theabove described property to Whe highest bidder, for cash, in front oftine Court flouse door, in Nevada, om TUKSDAY, Jan. Wth, 1853, between the hours of 92’ clock; A, Ms; P.M. ! ven under my hand, this 5th day Jan. wh, nw KNOWLTON, Sherif The abovesale is postponed to TUESDAY, *"N,W, KNOWLTON, Sheri Seirls & Niles, Piffs’ Attys : UM MONS. —Siate of Calitornia, syany of Nevada, 83, District Court of the 14th Judial District.of said State. The People ‘of.the te of California. to Elizabeth Lutje, Grgeting: Youare hereby summoned to appear and an ewer to the complaint of Otto Lutje filed nst you, ithin ten days from the 6 service of this writ, if served'on in this ty, withintw:nty days if served on you in iis District, and out of this county and within 40 ders if served on you in the State and out of this. striet, in an. action commenced on the 3lst day of December. A. D., 1862, in said court, wherein said plaintiff pray sad: cree of this court annul ling and dissolving the bonds of matrimony . hgretofore existing between -you-—charging in said complaint that yon. said defendant, have ert abandoned hii;and that you have een guilty of the crime of adultry, all of which ig more partievlarly set forth in complaint to t action on file herein, ea And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said Complaint as Nerein directed, Plaintiff will take Judgment azainst you therefor by default, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court. such other Felief 44 is prayed for in said Vomplaint ~— In testimony whe-eof I, R: H. Farqu{seal f nar Cjerk of the District Court. afore <~ ) siid¢do hereunto aet my hand and im~ press the scat of the said-eourt, At office, inthe gity of Nevada, this 3ist a of Dee. A. p. 1862. Se R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ee Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy “ @, L. Waters, Pill’s Atty, ee as awiWV hrereas, on the2 d. day of January. 4p. 186%. a finalsa avai § and decree wag rendered inthe District Court , of the lth Judicial District of the’ State of i fornia, in and for the county of Wevadn, against John Dunn etals.’ and in favor of Sohn—McCaughan for the sum “of Seven—Hon -two and ~®3-100, dollars, principal debt withinterest on the principal at. the nae of2% perct. per month from the rendition 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 deoreed by the said court thot the mortgage aet forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein described, to wit :— The undivided one seventh interest in and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, ‘pelos situate on the northside of Mocre’s’ Flat evada county, California, bounded by the Pionever Claims on theeast, on he west by the Penn aytvauia claims, on the south by the Exchequer aims andas the St. Lawrence *laims. Also. she undivided two-tifths of that certain picce or parcel of mining ground, being situate on the wost side of Moore’s Flat-aforvsaid, bounded on the north by the Long cut groun 1, (so called) , and formerly ‘mown as the IHinois claimsaud now k nown as 46 St. Lawrence Co’s vround, Also, two fifths “of the ditch used for the conveyance of water to Said claims, together-with the water ~ #0, thetanneis, flames, aquueducts, pipes, ‘telegrap'is, and appurtenances belonging to the proerty above deseribed—be levied upon. and sold tosatisfy said judgment interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said surtsof money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that I -will expose to publi: safe, ‘al e above described property to -the highest bidde House door, in Nev 17th, 1803, between the waa P.M. : Given under my hand this 4th. day of Jan. N.W, KNOWLTON . Sheriff. ‘Searls & Niles. Piifa’ Attys. — QHEBIFE’S, SAL. —Whereas, Gi tie? . Ss day of February, A.D. 1864, a final judgment and degree was reudered dit the District Court of the 4th Judicial b'striet of the State of Catifornia,inand for the county of Nevada, avainst Wm J Pritchard et.als. aud infavor of A right. Al 8, on Tacsday, lebruary. irs. of 9 oO’ cluUgK’ AL Mwh ty two dollars, w th interest on the principal at the rate of one per cent per month.fiom the rendition of judgment until paid, together. with Leosts of suif. And whereas,-ou the said 2nd Ay’ of Hebroary, AD. 18 3. it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the mortyave set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit:—Two thirds-of'a certain Tot or pacrel of mining claims aitnated on Backeye Hill én th township of Bridgeport in said) Nevada county, Caliis piv. aad generally known -as-Evans, Ross & Co's claims, With boundaries. as follows: commeneing at an oak tree on the brow ofthe hill sloping to the Sweeland’s ereck, the north-east corn r, runing thence south, 800 feet to a corner : thence south Lloeast, to Watson’s Line tu the soutl.-rast corner ; thence North: 830 west Bey aa hundred feet alony Watscn’s lund, ~ Ailen’s Mine to corner 3 theuce following the rim rocx batk_to-the place of begining, torether with a full ad undivided two thirds: of ul tunuels, cute, slutee utnes, ti rhts, minSaid—anin: appertuinOthe ing claims belottyiag or in-any wise iug—be levied updiand sdidto satisfy suid jad. nent, interest und easts, and the procveds —SRereot applic ta the payment ofsaid sums of money as aioresaid:ee 2 Notive ixtmucby given, tliat Twill expose to public wate all the above dexeribed ‘property. to the hishest biider for cush, in front of thegourt ‘Mouse door.fin Nevadalon. Tues lay, Marchesa IB. between the hours of 9 o'clock, A.M. aud 4 o'clock, PM. Given under my hand, thie 3d lay of Feb. 18483 N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherilf. John Garber, Pif’s. Atty. . PENENEN ALP. GHURCH & CO.) HAY. ALL THE Lavi PUBLICA. ae or cash-in trent of the Court ‘ 2 AlvaroKwans, for the sum of Five Hundred an I Seven: * (UM MONS .—State of Cal ‘Califérnia, county of Nevada, ss. District court of thei4th udicial ue of said St B22 vor be Lee : that your aighas may be dey : ‘to. and anwer to the complaint of Henry Mackie filed against youA Jacobs & AMayoux, within ten days from the serviee of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served ‘on you in this District, and out of :hiscounty and within gh f days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action com. mene«d on the 29th, day in said court, toaobdtain a decree of this, court for r the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, ring date the 13th day of May, A.p. . executed the said defendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the sale of preosleey ‘therein and in said complaint particulagly mentioned and deseribed, and the ‘application of moneys arleing from such sale to the payment of the amount -due 5n a certain premissory note set forth in Said eomplaint;—-made and delivered by Jacobs & Mayoux co C. W. Mulford by him assigned te plaintiff herein bearing even date with said mortgage and therety, intended to be,secured, to wit:—The sum of $1000 With interest thereon from the 13th day of May, A. Ds, 1862, at the rate of 24 per cent per month till paid ; said note being entitlét to ere dit. of $100 paid September 25th, 1862. and if any defficiency shal! remain after apply ing ali of said moneys, properly o applicable thereto, then that plaintiff may have execution therefor against thesaid defendants Jacobs & Mayoux.also that said defendants: and all and eyery person claiming through or under defendants subsequently to date of plaintiff *smortgag# and the commenceent of this action. may_be barred and foreclosof all right claim, lion and equity of redemptidga in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such other and farther relief. or both, inthe premises as may be just and equitable. : And youare hereby notified that if you fail to. answer said complaint as herein directed, plaint,. iff will take jndgnent against. yuu _therefor by default. together with all costs of suit,and also det nd of the court such other reliefas is prayed . for in said complaint.. oe ‘ Intestimony whéreof i. -R H. Farqu ; har, clerk of the District court aforesaid, do-hereunto set my had and impress the seal of the said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this 29th, day. of October, A. D ,.1862_ R. H. FARQUHAR, clerk. . Per G. K_. Farquhar, Deputy. By order ofthe Hon. ‘'. B. Mei arland, Judge of the District court aforesaic ; Searls & Niles. Plff#’ Attys SHERIFF'S SAL &°—By viriue of an ex: \) ecuticn to me directud, delivered out of the Hon, District Court of-the 14th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, Stute of Califurnia, bearing date January 7th. A. D. 1863, in fayor o! E.J.-Patterson, recovered jndgment and obtained a deeree_ of foreclosure agaist RB. F. Coon, forthe sum of Three Hundred, Thirtyeight and 18.100 doliape,(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 teg+ether with all costs of. suit, And whereas . urder said deeree, eertain preperty described therein was sold by the Sieriff, forthe sum of $359, which being deducted from $489 68 the amouut of judgment and costs. to and including. those of said sale, leaves a bilahee of $139 €8 — sent — tb whieh-has-beendocketed aga judement against ‘said B: F. Coon, 1 have levied upgep the tollowing describea property, which was héretefere at.[, tached to-wit :—That cert#in Saw Mill. known as the Buena Vista Mill, located on Little Green Horn Creek, about % milé from Sugar Pine Saw Mill. in Grass got township ceunty of Neva ua, together with all the machinery, rights. pri vileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given that I wiil expose to pubiic saie, all the ab6ve deseribed proverty to House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, February 10th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’elock A. M., and4 Pp. M. = : Given under my hand, this 7th day of Jan. Ae D18"3. +, )0ON. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Mastin, Plils’ Attys. U. S.REVENUENOTICE. A U0 persons required ty ay Exeise or other, (duties underthe—ret-of the thirty-seventh! Z 4 Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &¢., &e approved July Ist, i&i2, are hereby notified that S. B. Davenport, has been appoint d Collector for the 5tn Division of the4th District, comprising the county of Nevadas has opened an office at the Banking Howse of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. . ~ a Ail duties and taxes are payable-at the oilice of the Collector. Persons liable to pay License will be required to take ont the same withinten days, of the date of an application to be made through the Assistant Assessor. X7Manufacturers, Auctroncers, Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, will pay the duties “monthly; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preeediny montii. according to aformof statement. which wih be furnished from this oftice: “Phe attention of those interestedis directed to the folowing provisions of the Revenue Law;: “That if any, person-er persors shall exercise or carry-on aay business hereinafter mentioned, for the exereising or earrymig on of whieh trade or business a licence is required by this Act. Withont taking*out sneh licenseas in that behalf required, he, she or they shall, for every .such offease respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three Limes the amount of duty orsum of money imposed for such licences.”” (See. 59.) ‘Phat for negleet or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles. as aforesaid, the soods wares andomerchandise manufactured and unsold by such manidfreturers shalt be forteited tothe United States ’ jee. 70) * Phatit shall be the duty of tie. CoHector aforesaid orhis Deputies, in’ their respective districts.and they are hereby authorized ty col leet all the duties aud: taxes fmposedby this Act. however the same may be desicnated. and ©p-osecute for the reeovery of any sum. or wns whieh may be forieited by virtue of this Act.’ (Seer3tr] . 8.6. DAYENPORT, Collector sth Division 4th District. Offi cin Birdseye & Co's, Baukine House Nevada’ November 17th, ise 4 = NsVULVEND NOVECK.—in the County Court of Nevada county. State of Citifornia. Inthe matter of the petition of @. LL. P. Siieess, an [nsolvent Debtor : ; Pursunnt to an order ofthe Won David BeldenJudge of the said County Court, notice is hereby Butchers, O. H. P Sheets, to be and appear before the ton. D. Belden. County Judge aforesaid,iu epen eontt, at the court room, of said court, in the “county of Nevada, on the Wrh day of February, an 5 thy att itu vlork, Ay of that-day their Pied there to shaw cause, jf any the ean, why the prayer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and ap assignement ofvles éstate be nind’, and he be discharged ront his debts and Jiabillties. in pursuance ofthe statuté Ma soch case mado and “provided ; and in the mean time all procee' lags agvinst said Insolvent be Stayed, i te —~—)» Witness my hand and the seal of said seal & court, this Vth day of Jan, A. Dp. 1863: ™~ RK. HW. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Rich q waits Specamens ! Quer ABLE for © ting and Polishing, ive NS Bouyhtat a Large PFewinta over the intria ve value, by ; aes, : “ BARRETT & SH ERWOBy, vewelers. ° ew No 517 Montgomery at. Saqcl’vanciseo a a of Octuber, A D.,' 1862, the highest bidder for cash, in front of the-Geurt L -CLOU etre sti bsotveent e+ a" ‘ ueeL TaN s—In_the County Court of } pk aA erate Slate ef California, nu the matter_of the petition of Robert Simmons, ‘an fnsolvegt Debter+-—— SS Pursuant te an ordér of the Hon. David Belden, Judge of the said—County Court, notice is hereby given to all the ‘creditors of the sgid Ide eG Een Sie Conate r before the Hon. David Belden, -County aforesaid, in open «court, at the court room of saic court, inthe county of Nevada, on the 2ist day of February, A. D., ‘1443, at 10 o’clock, A. M., Of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any.they can, why the. prayer of that Insolveut shculd not he crant-d, and an assignment of his estate be made, and hf be dis harged irom his debts and liabilities, im pursuance of the -statute in such ease made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be stayed. By €. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Chas. Dunn, Jr; Atty-; M , nS an) GROVER 1. Wehave lately intro ro. t& : ~tduced aNew Style Fam ts ‘ily Sewing Machine,maBAKER'S _»_ king the Lock Stitch, or NOISELES S: stitch alike’ on both FAMILY ‘sides, arranged in the SEWINC ‘samestyle and sol at ; , same prices as our Gro mA q. ENE 8! iver & Baker Stich Ma\ $60 00. ichines. : a ———— ee Atourofficealonecan: GROVER purchasers examine the : & relative merits of each : BRA KE R’S stich.and ‘be guaranteed : : ultimate and entire sat i Lock Stitch isfaction, by our _priyi-: ~ AMIDA lege of exchanging for: § EW IN G either style if not suited : MACHINES, with their first choice. : $60. —_ . -aaieaneeennmea GROVER: Our No. 9 Machine is & jadmirably adapted to 7 BAKER’S : the wants of all manu: :facturers is far more No. 9, ? simpie, durable and S E WIN Cc icheaper than any other :Shuttle Machine in use, MACHINE. . ~jand ‘a -great favorite For Manufacturers. : wherever introduced, $60. eee Call aiid xamine our} & machines before purclia-7 ¥, singelveWhere. Wei BA K BE RB’ S mannfact urea large vaw ; riety of éach stitch and ; SE t NC adapted toe the require: MACHINE ments of all families aad } a+ DEPOT, 44 manufacturers Of goods : where séwing is em -:°29 Montgomery street, ployed. San Francisco. q) SERIF F’s SALE.—Whereas onthe 17th ’) day of Tantary. 1863, a finaljudzment and decree was-renderedin the Di-trict Court of the . l4th Judicial District of the $fate of California in and for the-county ‘of Nevada, against KE, Sebarff\ and_wife, and tin’favor of James J. Ott. 4for the “sum of: $4450 principal debt, withdnterest on the pringipal at the rate of 2 per ecnt/per month from the rendition of judement untib paid,.together with all costs of suit.— Audtwhereas? A D., 1863, if) was ordered and decreed by the said court, thatQie mortgarve, set forthAn plaintiff ’s complaint be for. closed and the pro perty thereifi described to wit :—rhat piece or paree! of land lying upon the north side of Deer Creek, im the city of Nevada. on the old Saw Mill Road, (so called.) said premises being upon the south siteof Water street, and bound ed upon the east by the premises of Mary Coop er, upon the west by the lot and resideneée of G. K Withington.» Said premises being the same now osenpied by one. Singer as-a residence andformerly eceupied by the said defendant, Schart? as & homestead and residence be levied upon and sold.to satisfy said judgmenn. interest and costs and-the—proeeeds thereef—appiied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above deseribed property, to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court Hfouse door, in Nevadi. An TUESDAY. Feb. 17th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A.M. and 4 o’elock, P.M. Given under my hend, this 24th day of Jan. 1863. N WKNOWLTON, Sheriff. UD. Belden, Atty. ‘ NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in Court 6f Nevacta eounty in the matterof the petition of Henry R. Sylvester an Tusolvent Debtor: 7 Pursuant to an order of /the Won. David Belden, Judge of the said County Court. no tice is hereby given to all the creditors ef-the saich Insolvent, H. R. Svlvester. te be and appear before the Hon. David Belden, Caunty Jndce aforesaid, in open eourt. at/the eourt room of

said court, inthe county’ of Novada. on the 17th day ef February, A. D. t863, at 10 o’clock A. M, ofthat day, therrant there to show cause. ifany they can, Why the prayor of that Tncol vent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, jn pursuance of the statute in-such case made and provided »and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be stayed. ; the County State of Catifornia seal —— Vine nt BARRA e-SERE OT RATT: court, this 15th day of Jan.a. p. 1863 kK. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. K, Ht. Gaylord, Atty _ ‘UMMONs.—State of Caliornia. county of PO Nevada, 33740 ship-ofbitthe York BRefore J Gardner, J, P.” People of ghe state of Calitornia to SM. Gillett. and Geo. K Slinz Yon are hereby summoned to appear before the undersighed Justice of the Peace, at his office in said township; on Sahateag the 2Ist day uf kebruary A. D. 1863--at 10 o'clock A.M , toanswer to the complaint of Natham Dedge, who demands of youthe sunmrcfone hundred and ninety 93.100 dollars, balance due on account, and interest on the same as will, mere tully appear by bilH> now on file in my office. On failure so to appear and answer. judgment will be rendered again-t you for the said stm Of one’ hundred and ninety. 93-109 dollars and costs of suit, and.interest on ssid oe 3 Given under-my hand this 7th day of Janua’ A. Dy 1-62 JOSEPH GARDNER, JPo” Se udge ‘ ~<(» Witness my hand and the seal of taid* } seal } court, this 19th dey of Jan-a.p., 1863. —~)BP. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk: yon the said 17th day of January_. QHERIFF’S #ALE.— By virtue of an exation ivered out of the ft , Hou ie “ Judicial District 4 the county. ty of Nevada, State of Caliat te February 2nd, Asp. 1863: tn] favor of Constant Mellegue, and against Eurek# Lake Water Coulpimy” Ser the sum of Four Thousand, Fire Hundred, . Fighty-eigth’ and 33-100 d*Ilars, (debt.) with interest on the said. sum of $1,588 33, from the 17th day of January, 18°3. at the raté Of two per cent per month, untilpaid, together with all costs of-suit. 1 have levied upon the following described property which was heretofore attached to-wit :—That eértsin ditch known as the Eureka Lake Water Co’s ditch having ite head on Canon creck and from thence extending down_ the dividing ridge between the Middie and Seuth Yuba river tothe Nafional, where the same divides forming what is known as the Magenta ditch and the Irwin ditch, the said. Magenta diteh,-whieh crosses Bloody Run. and extends to thehead cf Humbug creck The said irwin-—ditch—extenaing fronr-seid —National to ke city. eonducting wa'erto and supplying ttf mining localities Invwn as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill, North Bitomfivid, Malasoff Hill, Hille Diggings, Magenta Hill, Villa Riso. Kennebec Hill and Crizzly Hill. Also, the diteh. knownas the Miner's ditch which directs and conveys, the waters of the north and sduth forks of the Middie Yuba River to Snow Point, Orléans. Moorcs and Woolsey’s Ftats. and thence to Bloody Ruu a‘oresaid. Also.~he Poor Man’s ditch so calicd whie!l-ronduets Lhe waters of Poor Man’scre: k fo §.0v Point,Orleans, Moore: and Woolsey “tute Also.tne two ditches,knowh ab the Grizziy ditehes whi -h takes the waters trom Bloody Run and conducts. the seme to-Columbia Hill and other mining locaiities “Also, the two ditches known as the Spring’creek ditches that conducts w-ter fr m Humbug creek to Coumbia Hilt. Also, t @ Montezuma ditch extending from Montez1ama till to Columbia Hill and other mining lo ealities. The Cherokee and San Juan ditch extending from Columbia Hiil to North San Jaan and intermidi: te localities —The Vissouri ditchconcuctine water from Missouri ravine to Nerth Bloomfi: 1d —Also, the Fenn ditch th-t.condnets , water from Fenn’s Ravineto Kelief Hill. Alro‘the Rattlesnake—diteh that -onducts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Kureka, a d@_the South Fprk ditch that conducts the water of the South Fork of Poorman’s ereek to the mimes. at t#d near Enreka, together with all lakes, re servoirs, water rights. water privileges, easements, franchises, privilegeges and appurte nancce thereunto belonging or in any wi-e.ap pertaining. All the above property is located in Nevada county. -Caiifornia. j Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publjicsale allthe above described property , to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door in Ney.da, on T UESDAY, February 24th.-1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and4 P.M. Given under my hand this2nd day 18#3. N. W. KNOWLTON D. Belden, Atty. SHERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an ex '-) ecution to me direeted, delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th sudicial District. in and forthe county of Nevada State of California, bearing date January 5th, A. D,, 1863, in favcr of D. Mannix,and against the Rureka Lake Water Co, for the sum of $2001, (debt.) with inerest on the said sum from the Ist of July 1862.at the rate of 234 -per cent per sconth until paid totgether with all costs of suit I have levied upon the following described property, to wit :— That certain set of mining claims known as the Atkin’s claims, located on Shady Creek above Jnherokce, Nevads county. near Col. Nugent’s house, together with all the Humes, sluices, lydraulics, pipes, &c. thereunto-betonging. Also, the Burnis or Dad diggings on Shady vreet, near tie Atkins citinis, tovether with ath tomes; sluices, hydraulics, rights of way, &c. Also. tl at certain sect of mining claims known as the Lewis or Tom Hannah claims lorated at the head of south Shady creek, together with all fumes. sluices, liose pipes, fixtures, and improvements to the said claims belonging, all loeated in Bridgeport townshin, county of Nevada. The above is entitled to the following eredits ; 162, "Nov. 9th $214, Dee 2nd, $300, Dee. 24th $67. and the foilowing payment on former exeertion of date Oct. 10th, 1562, viz; $200000 less $91 50 accruing costs thereon. arn Notice ishereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, im, Nevada, on Tuesday; Februar 2ith, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’cloc A. M.,and4pr. M. * Given under i pag this 2d dav of Feb. 863, N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff Piff’s Atty, ; of Feb: heriff, 2» Tt. P. Hawley, L. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE — All : persons having,demands against the estate ‘ot John HT Anderson, deceased are required to present the sarne with the proper vouchers to the undersigned. at the Sheriff’s office, Nevada county, wi’ hin ten months from this date or the same Will be barre by statute, W. F. HAZLETT, Nevada, Jan 20th, 1563 Administrator. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. — All t& persons having demands ayainst the estate of John-Pebies, deceased, prem quired to prosent the same with €° © proper vorfchers to W. W.Cozzins, atthe Couit Mouse,Nevada county, withis ten months from this date or. the same will be barred by statnte. W.W. COZZINS, Nevarla, Jan. 20, T8653. Public Adm’r. a ee eee S 4 A DMIEINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. — All A. persons having deman¢s against the estate of Emanuel Gibsen, deceased, are required to preseut the same Wih the proper-youchers to W, W. Cozzins,at the Court House,Nevada eounty. within ten months from this date or the same will ve barred by stetute, “W. W. COZZINS, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1865. Pablic Adm’*r. 4 DMINISTRATOR’S NOFICE,— All J% persons having demands against the estate of Richard Roscoe, aceeased,are required to present the sgme with the proper vouchers to W, W Cozzins, af the Court House,Neva‘aconnty, within ten months from this date. or the same will be barred by statute. W. W.COAZINS. Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1N63. Public:Adnm’r ~ CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Milis for Coffee & Spices \ Otte. tomers and the publie generally thet he has moved into-his new Brick Building, No. Ss , G. VENARD, 7 OULD reepectfally info : Where, with bis large Steam Machines he will } be able to fill any order ata moment’s notice. He will continue as before to make only one ‘kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with irisname te: prevent counterf its and imitations F : SNOW TENT HOUSE! i. A. SACHKETT,..Managing Agent =F traveling publicwill find the table pro‘vi‘ed with everything the market affords and good elean-Roomsand Beds. A larve corralis conueeted wlth the Barn. Hay and Bare ley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates. Sasoncd Lumberofall kinds: . Shakes, § gles, Laths, Matched Flooriug, &c for sale, and seasoned Sugar Pine, c/ freight to Sacramento eity. egies novad-imzp} Nevada Territory & Humboldt mii. —EThe-Yuba Gap Stage Line and bes ‘LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPREgs ILL, on and after the = a 20th of May, 182, make © regular tri-weeklv trips, from & OW NIEVILLE to Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vine Springs, Steam Springs, Avteiope Springs, Washoe tit : forks, Franktown, Carson cit7, Dayton’ eity Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Pioneer ; Express, Downicyville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Down. ieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be -in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuccession of ya) leys.and over one of tlic most beautiful natural roads inthe world; cs eae atthe Hot Sulphur Spring, in Sierra_Valley ; arid<‘atso, at the famous Steamboat Sprines. or Geysers_in “Prye kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curios. ities in Nevada Territory. The accommodations along-this route, ‘for “th. comfort of travelers. are unsurpassed by anoth er; there-will be no delays. no trouble from snow ; and the proprictors of the Line guarantes every facility to. those who desire to make , pleasant and speedy journey. oe At Carsonand Virginia cities, connection wit) be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUMBOLDT . MINES. . For fréight or passage, apply to the officcof LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. RMERIFRF’S SALE.—W hereas, on the 24 day of February, A.D. 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the i4th Judicial District of the State of Calj fornia. in and for the county of Nevada, againg, J. R. Withington etal. and in favor of Henry Smil,for the sumof Thirty-Two Hnndred-and five doilars. principal debt, with interest on ‘the principal at the rate ‘of twe per cent per mont); fram.the rendion of jndgment until Paid, and $150 eounsel fecs, together with all costs ot fruit. And whereas. on thesaid2d day of Feb. 1862, it was. ordered eand decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’; complaint be foreclosed. and the property therein described, to-wit :—All and singular that cé tain house and lot situate m the town and tow: ship of Washinton, . evada county, Californin. on the south side of Mainstreet, adjoining th. house and lot owned and occupied by Jobn Lyons,and known as Small& Withington’s butel,er shop. Aso, that certain stableand lot situ ated on the north side of said Main street, and adjoininy T. Kosminsky on the west, and John Liher on the cast, and knewnas Johusou & Me Gloin’s stable. . Alse, that certain Jot of land situated in and easterly directiod from the town of Washingion, with slaughter house and cor ral thereon. and bounded «on the east by Koh. ler & Co’s aims, an! on the south and west by lands of Brungskill,and kaowna as Johnson’s & McGloin’s slaughter house and corral Alsy, that certain lot of land situated in the township aforesaid, about 250 yards north and east-of Omegn, containing ten acres more or leas, and used im partas aslaushter house and ‘grounds. . and bounded on the north by lan? of Wheeler & ae Also, thatother certain piece. parcel or lot of township of Washington.county and State afore said, on the south side of Main street. ftontin:on said street twenty feet. and running pack uv feet more or less,-and bounded.on the west by cher shop, and on the lass by McBaiu‘s’ satoon. Also, one slaughter and corral lying on the south side of town together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and. appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain ing—be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judy ment, interest and costs, and the proceeds there of applied to the payment of said sums of me — as aforesaid, . Votice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale aH the aboye described property, to _the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Cours House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday. March 3d. 1863, between the hours oi 9 u’eluvk, A. M., and [THE YUBA CAP RouTE. Orne Roney, and on the wist by land of Danie) Me. . . Gonigh, and by the Brick Yard on the south" land situated, lying and being in the tewn and.. property kiows as Joimson & McGtoin's—but—— aeons. 4 C——— The] “Pa blit OFFIC HA , [Ne 1 Nev a fine bat establish dated wit constant: tor, « cel haman E keeps th PERF 620-tf Homes BUILD 30 VAT beaut county Jose Ru ‘WHE ] Span ted by,th spects th the Dist United § has bee cree ap «9 that th “ie Who taty a fot Gilices . Montgom 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this 3d day of Februrry 1832 ee N-W KNOWLTON, Shériff. John Garber, Plaintiff ’s Attorney." : NEVADASTAGE CO, ,. NEW LINE? The Short = stand Best R fromm Sacramento.to Nevada Verritory!!! & ON AND AFTER Turscay October 7th, 182, the \Stages of this Company, will leave the office at Grass Valley at5o’clock A M. at 6 o’clock A. M., on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday !_!_ FOR ” VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES! Making the trip ina shortertime than. by any other reute. N. B Passangers from San Francisco arid Seerantnto should only, book their names te Grass Valley or Nevada, where they can have s choice of routes. : * J.S. McCUE, Jr. General Agent. océtf~ . Tom HENRY, Agent. r a ACARD FOR THE WINTER AND SPRING Ci. OTHING TRADE OFSAN FRANCISCO. BADGER & LINDEN BERGER Nos. 411, 413 and 415 Battery street, corner of : Merchant. San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK TE would eall the -aftenution of CouNtTRY W MERCHANTS to ourt “usually large stock Our stoek comprises every article im of Goods. the CLOTHING AND FURNISHING Line. Wehave constantly on hand the largeat stock and greatest variety of Cassimere and Wool Hats of any howse m Sen Francisco, and -our prices for these goods are less than those of the Manufacturers, Consignment. Our stock of WINTER AND SPRING GOODS In particularly attractive, and the great feature tothe Country Merchant is the unusually . low price—lessjthan the, eost of importation.— We also keep the Siaple Articles inthe Dry Goods line, .which goods we have purchased i: . this market. under the Hammer, and are offesing them at New Yerk Cost, and Less. We publish this Card in order that we may make new acquaintances, and induce those whe have not heretofvre purchased of us to6 -eall ape inspect our stock. : Goo@ articles and Low prices are the greet inducemenss Yall who pur-hase to sell. again. Merchants wnv buy of uscan make a good prefit, and sellto thcireustomersatalow figare— We remain respectfully, your ehediant servants BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Whotesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse, a Nos. #15, 413 and 415 Battery st., San Franeisco, Jan. 24th, 1863.—3m te co hy onte™ Leave the office at Nevada. -~ house; as we receive’ them tirert ron leofter . ae 3 U7 k § perm found shorough serted On } lates. ‘in or cen the teeth OFFIC & Co's et rsrects, N Ovt. Ist CALI ( PEN from Freight tt three: or Ample: odation the Gentr ramento f 5.35 A. M. £0 a8 to h: mae x 2 Leave Sae Loave Lin ; Mhrough Throuzh ne Noy. 20 PAL! GOLD: MANS WO!) R \LODE Attend Vests, in “arance o WY Drive