January 4, 1863 (4 pages)

vi 2 of Gr of : rounto onging.or in.any wise: sagppertaining, more oder erm descibed fol. lows That certaia tract of Iand or town lot so" said .own, and lying om the suath side of Main . atrest, bounded on the north by. lot oveupiedby ¢ one Hollia, late Dr. Cle extending along’ the weste Bo Mains er Yard—be levied upon and be as aforesaid. Mudlic sale, aH the 4th, 1863, between the-hours of 9 and 4P. M. inp UNDERTAKING, eal TAKER. has on. hand and will make to order COVERED © LNS at the foldowing ; ; MALE: SIZE, FROM.+++++ ohéeaper.tian oy aa other / Plates furnished and-mo charge for engraving . 4 Bey I ae et po Age Ps of aliforn’ nm and for the cot of Mev: Ss a Caan, pore favor of: » Patteraon for the sum of Three Hun “red, Thirty-eight anc 19-100, dollars, prinel~ “pal debt withinterest on ‘yate of two percent per from the 30th cuntit paid, together with all 8 of -ailte ked ree A Wes ordered and wet pcg ‘isinia's complaint be Jeratthens: andthe property therem y to-wit :— 4 All that. certain Suatt eo of land, known . bg 5 ard. situate in the. a3 Valley, county of Nevada, State; being the same bought ef 8. C.: 0 Richardson, f, Woodraff, and CD. Cleveland, situate in the town of Grass Valley,coun. y portion of . ‘ui Nevada aforesaid, in the easter! eveland’s résidence and rn line of Holtis’ lot treet, fronting on said street 25 feet, be reor less, on the. western side-by ae extending back or lots of) Jeffries and others southfrly,to the locality or line of premises owned. by sundry ‘persons nnknown, commonly known 9. China Town, mad on ithe east by Holld‘man and Others, late Roberts ertners Lum)ar tact ie sold to satisfy said and costs, and the proceeds j ent interest ben Jo the payment of said sums of thereof applied to cc te hereby given that I will expose to'. } 4 above described Peepers? to the-highest bidder for cash_in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday; January o’clock A. M. Ps Ms oe -my ‘band, this th day of Dee: sagen Neen ON W, KAOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Maslin Piffs’ Atty. s ——— . WM. C.STinES U DERheap rates : seeveeee$3 to $10 FROM. . «00s s%+ 002810 to $20 CES, ofevery style, furnished jyerson inthe county. b in the neatest style. Gk SIZK AVE FE? ALI, WORK DON Mareh 16. 1961-tf = he ~ \ t ‘\ J . aS a ae BROOKLYN HOTEL! ed Hotel, begs leave to inform and friends that on and aft 5 1 naaved building. on Broadway, where he has roard ous; " Standard-W orks, exclusively for th@ase of !ts « » table that will defy the criticism of the mest taatidious epicure. — Wie Suspension BridgeBuilders, W ito und capaciteerected and material fusmished. ‘an use iu. diffsrent localities throughoat the . fated by the freshets. : ee ire Rope for Mining and Ferry purposes of Yaoz, haa this day been placed in the de'nds-of taxea thorein specified art Rot priate the County District Attorney, for the collection of such taxes and costs. —e REMOVAL! HE Famous Propr teter of the well knowirand old establish ye. atroms "rr rst of November next he will remove from the old, since June, 1862, and will open that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUCTU , which was built expressly fora hotel, ‘on the southeast corner of Sansome and Pine atreota. The Building is fire-proofand supplied throughout with gas, and water by the Chrystal. Spring Water Company. and “every convenience isvoffered at thie ffotel; the rooms all bei BSL yontilated. large and commodi and: I a ‘oe hesitate insayipg that the KULYN house will be second to none, in Merchants, Miners, ‘Traders and all ae invited te come and Saree visiting une crt others visiting the city, : examine for themselves. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey you to the Hotise free; and if ‘you do not like the accommodations it will you nothing. The Omnibus willalw & be atthe wharf on the arrival of the inland andt eéan ateamers,.to take passengers an . baggage 0 the ‘Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotetis-convenient!y.oit— uated, being in the central part of the city, where the caraof the city Railroad pase the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the city. There is a large Reading Room attaehed to the flouse aud Library containing 600 volumes of qacets Rooms willbe ‘let by night, week or month, with or without beard; also, elegant suites of Room to families or others. at reduced vates. ‘The table will always be supplied with an Wbundance of the choicest and bes! the market wawafford, aad no expense will be spared to set JOHN KELLY, June. San Francisco, Nov. Ist, 1862.—3m a ALD. GKAV KR co., RE MALLIDIBE. A. S. HALLIDIE err AWD MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKK ROPE Ih K SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany Having been constantly engaged in ti sreveien of wire Suspension Bri@ges zen Adee. ucts for some Years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and\at a low fig ure, guarapteeing permanency. i Be Parties who are about cresting bridges.will And at greatly to their atvantage to’give us aéall beforedeciding to build wooden structures, as ‘the recent floods throughout the State -havé proven’ them to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. p <A number of aur-Wire Suspentions are now State, no one of which has been in theleast afany ¥th. or size-desired. béing cheaper than hemp, Scales of weight and strength, with priova ainex@d, furnished on application tothe man afacturers, or their em entsinthe interior to +>. HALLIDIE & CO. 412 Clay Street.San Francisco whe Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers! Se AuDIToR’s OrrncRr,. et “Nevada County, California OTLICE is. hereby given that the Lietinvent Tax Rell ef this county for hacyearN freasurer within twent ayafrom he dat tris notice, action will’ : ae a be commenced by said JOUN L. S¥ Ks, 20d ‘ DISSOLUTION NOTICE ! 122 copartrership heretofure oxisting under the name ef Tl’. EHard Beans & Co., is this Weaolved by mutual consent-° All persens to the firm tthe their Pecember 4th, 1802. Auditor, 4 are notified. to.come fortila, and all parties having the coneern are requested to pyeonbefore the ist day of January as sireus of leaving for the r ofthe old partners is » « Nevada, Dec. 1. 1862.— the meipal at the neotk oe is ‘ pr ¢-Theene undivided oné half Mile Haeeato : h company, together: ttame eeand ap-. fn and for the county of Nevada, rae i & By virtue of-an execation.to Faatiee of the Penc J of ty aforesaid, to aatiety on the f 88, iss eter Rassmuson; and st O. C.-Nelson, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-threc,dollars. debt, interest, damages and eosi sof suit-— : £ have tsken in execution and will sell fo the ighest bitder for cash at Moore’s Flat, Nevada county the following deseribed to-wit: mining claims, situate on Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, together thereunto helen hose and pipes t Also, two fen rave oi wadige tecueen the 8 4P. M. of said day” y of 0.0 Nelson to satis: amy havd this 19th day ef Dec. 1862. a D. BABCOOK, constable. ng. ~~ Witnes: GHB E's SALE = Wtereas on he 2 . day of December. 1862, a final judgment an Seer ak rendered in ’ District Court of the a Judicial District of the State of Califoruia against Wm. Lovie and L.O. Palmer, and in favor of~Jobn “MeArthur. forthe sam of $690 principal debt, with Interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with $69 counsel fées and all costs. of suif: : And whereas, on the said_ 22d day of December A:.P., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage, set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein described to wit ~Lhat certain piece or parcel ofland lying and being situate son Piety Hill, (so ealled) in the city of Nevada, and county of Nevada, and State of Califernia, and-bounded as follows: On the north by the lot of D. Hartman, on the east by the-lot.-20w owned and oceupied by A. H. Farquhar, on the south by the lot known as John Henry’s lot, and onthe west by the public highway. with the building thereon now used as a Steam Laundry, togetier with the Engine and Boiler and all theappurtenance= thereto betonging—be tevied upon and sold to satisfy said judgmem, interest and coste_and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said suins of money as aforesaid. oticeis hereby given. that I will expose to publicsale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door; ‘ia Nevada, og TUBBDAY, Jap. 18th, 1863, between‘ the Lewes of ¥ o’clock, A.M. and 4 o’clock, P.M.Given under my hand, this: 22d. day of Dee. y W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Chas. Dann, Jr., Atty. YUMMONS,—otate of Calltoruia, county uv. Nevada, ss. Districtcourt of the 14th Jucicial District of said State.:The*People of the State of California, to John Noyes,(made a party defendant herein that your rights may be determined,) greeting : ; . You are he:eby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of Henry Mackie filed against youA Jacobs.& A. Mayoux, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served ow you in this. District, and out of this county and within gghe days if served onyou in the State and out: of this District, in an action commenerd on the 29th, day of Octuber, A D., 1862, In said court, tooptain a decree of this court for _the foreclosare of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 13th day of May, A. D. 1862, executed by the said detendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the sale of premises therein and in said complaint particularly mentioned and described, and: the — of moneys arising from such saleto the payment of the amount due on a certain premissory note set forth in said complaint, ‘made and aclivered by Jacobs & Mayoux co C Mulford by himassigned to plaintiff herein bearing even date with said. mortzage and. therety intended to be scrppadl, to Wits—The sui of $1000 with Interesttheréon from the 13th day of May, ADe, 1862, at the rate of 29 per cent per month till paid ; said note being entitled to ere —dit-of $100 patd Seprember 25th, 1862; and if any defficien¢y shall remain after applying-all of said moneys, properly so applicable thereto, then that antill may have execution therefor against the said defendants Jacobs & Mayoux, also that, suid defendants and all and every person claiming through or under defendants Subsequently to date of plaintiff!’s mortgage and the commencement ofthis action, may be barredand foreclosed of all right claim, lien-and_equity of redémption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for suet ether and further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just and equitable. And yoware hereby notified that if you fail to swer said complaint as herein directed, plaint ‘Will take judgn.ent against you tlieretér~by default, together with all costs of stit,and also demznd of the court such other reliefas is prayed for in said complaint. In testimony whereof I, R U. Farqu } & har, elerk of the District court aforesaid, do hereunto. set my had-and impress the seal of the said eourt, at office, in the city. of Nevada, this 20th, day of October, A. DG 1862 KR. H. FARQUHAR, clerk. wie Per G. K; Karqihitr, Deputy: By order ofthe Hon. ‘lB. Me: arland, Judge of the Distriet court ajofusaid. ——-" aoe Searls & Nileay Pie Atyys " abetted alin OCR DR. F. HILLER, Homeopath ‘ysician aud Surgeon O* SAUK, clrver of Pine anu Broad dtreets, AAlagg’s Butding, (up stars.) ae Ot. HELLER pays particularly atteritfon to Cases of Midwifery qd All Diseases ef long AVE.XLL THE LATK PU BLIC ations. Ss — — seal — ms 3m. White Sitpher Springs, ravens veep pe LOUNTY. * S§ favorite place of Pegort, purchased by u I has been put in complete, order = We have also erected several Cottages, And are now pre pared to receive our friends and patroas>” Order for Rooms, left at-our office n ae hatiat Hotel will be promptly attended to x ALSTROM & CR, apy : Proprietor ~CHARTRES COFFEE. > ‘Steam Mills ro ween GY VENARD, W ore respectfully inform his many’cu tomerd.and the public. generally that he has moved into his yew Brick -Builting, No ea Front Si, San Francisco, here, with his large Steam Machin be able to fill any order pe ponds cope oA He will contiiiue as before to make only one kind of Superior Coflee, and he wit, mark every package with his name to prevent -eou andTunitations. ; hn ns Sasa ~ ALEXANDER BUSWkiUL.X ractical Bookbinder, P . and Blank Book Manu i festa and tanarese. San Francisco. ng of every description neatly executed. Blank Boeks ruled and bound to any ‘tentred patterm, ' je22-6m with tunnels, cuts atid flumes . ec 4 FConce & § pices . ~ Greek Prony Rewee eee Sede ee eee aseeee . Frez mee Seep ee ee esses saseasee 3 73 ’ xtra charge for Book Keeping. © mag AG WEA couNTY “1 S"cr oruiestes tn Court of Sessions. ‘The People : —4 Take notice that the undersigned, Attorney for John Whi , the t. above named, will petition His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant 4 pardon under the of tate, to thesaid defendant hereororetwthotbers entitled “court. toewitr At the November Term thereof A. D., 1861, convictedof an assault with a.deadly weapon with intent%o commit murder, and afterwards, to-wit: At the term aforesaid, sentenced -by~said court. to’ he imprisoned for the f{threc years, in the State Prison of said State of Cal ia, to, Hon. David Belden,County. Judge, Nevada county end &. H, Gaylord, Esq , District Attor“actept service ie otice this 8th day of December. A. D., 1862. unty Judge, Nevada county. aa ara TLOKD, sae 4 ie ir seal — "istrict Attorney, Neva County Clerk. and ex: officio, clerk of the court _of Sessions, in-and_for-said Nevada.couniy,doa notice this day filed in mty effice in the above — Witness my hand and seal of said court } seal the 8th 7 of Deecmber, 1862. KR. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Court of Nevada county. State of California in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an In Pursuant t6 an order of the Hon. David tice is hereby ivento all tlie creditors of the. said Insolvent, Levi Ayes, to be and appear aforesaid, in open court, at the court room of day~ef January. A. D.4 1863, at-—40 o’clock.A. M , of that day, then-aud there to-show cause, vent should not be cranted, and an assignment hts-debts—andliabilities,_in—pursuanceof the statute in such case made and provided ;, and_insolvent be _stayed.court, this ferry: of Dec A.D. 1862 RK. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk, John Garber, Atty S . County_of Nevada, es: I, R.' H Farquhar, herchy certify the foregeing tobe a true eopy of . entitled. action. arms H. FARQUIAK, Clerk. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—inthe County solvent Debtor : Belden, Judge of ‘the said County Court. no before the Hon. David Belden, County Judge said court, inthe county of Nevada, on the 15th if any ‘theycan, why the prayer of that Insolof his estate be made, aud he be disharged from the mean time all proceedings against said In Witness my~hend and the seat of said Per G. EK. Farquhar, Deputy. he County of Ummons.—siate of Californias In Justice’s Court, Little York Township, in and for Nevada. The peopleef the State . of California send greeting to Calvin A. Stevens and Marshall Stevens. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice ot the Peace, at, his office in said. township.on Thursday, the istday of January 1863, at 10 0°clock A. M., to answer to the complamt of N, a Jodge, who demands of you the sum_of Fifty six dollars, balance due on account as will more fully, Appear by bill and complaint, now on file in my office. On failure so to appear and, answer, judgmént wiil be rendered against__you for. the said sum of Fifty-six ‘dollars and costs of-snit. Given under my-hand this 4th.of December, 1842. é JOSEPH GARDNER WSOP? Ordered that the foregoing snmmons be pub lished in the Nevada Daily TRANRCRIPT, Tor‘ the space of 2 weeks. J. GARDNER, J. P. U. S.REVENUE NOTICE. An persons required topay Exeise or other duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide Lnternal Revenne, &c. &e approved July Ist, 1802, are Hereby notified that S. B. Davenport, has . ben appoint ad Collector for the 5th Division of thre¢th District, comprising the mane d of Nevada, and-has opened an office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. , ~ at Ail duties and taxes_are payable the office of the Collector, ef withinten days, of the date of anap‘plication to be made through the Assistant Assessor. : ; ir Manufacturers. Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, wil pay the duties; monthly ; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preceding month. accérdiiy to a form of statement which willbe furnished from this office. The-attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions.of the Revenue Law +“That if aly: person or persons shall exercise or carry on any btisiness hereinafter mentioned, for the ex#retsing or carrying on of which trade. or business a licence is required by this Act. withonttakiny out such licenseas in that béhalf lequired, he, she or they shall, for every such Offense respeetively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the amount of duty or sum of money imposed for such liceaces.”? [See. 59.] * That for neglect or refusal to.pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles. as aforesaid, megane wares and merchandise manufactured and unsold-by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ’’[Sec. 20] *s "That it ‘shall be the duty-of the Collector aforesaid -or his Deputies, in their respective distriets.and they are hereby authorized to col lect-all the dutivs a:d taxes imposed by this Act. however the same may be designated. and to prosecute for thé feovery of any sum or sums whivh may be forfeited by virtue of this Act.”’ '[See. 31. S.B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th Distriet. Offi-ein Birdseye & Co's, ‘Banking House Neyada November I7th, 1862 r ik THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Wearer & Co's, No. 59-Broad Street, Nevada City.’ : XN OODS, purchased.and forwarded to Nevada ¥ Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All erders-sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. ~ : er References.—Weaver &.Co., T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. “hk. MeLaughlify 't. Hitshmaw, Virginia city. A B. Paul, Gold Hill. John Grier, Silver city. = . ~ nob SALE ! FOR THE resicence of William Shef> .€r opposite G. W. Kidd’s. is offered : vir and the tot. is-ef Pood size.— SSS It will be sold cheap, for cash, on application to WM. SH-EFER, Nevada, Dec. Commercial St ~“SELECT SCHOOL For Young Ladies-and Gentlemen. ~ HEAD OF BROAD STREP EV W. HK. F. DEAL. 4 Saab gesty as 2 tho SCHOOL will re-open Aug 25, 1862. = TERMS = Pritanty Sranches, per month...:. English Brancheg& Mathematics, per month 5 . Latta ‘ “ “100 1-06. 20¢ DORR RRR eee HH EHO e sees eeesions . See SHEER He ees Ceeee -eeee bid sar Peedartherpartiontare enquireat the Schoo ey m uae . Young Gentlet will be tho to eneer' any.of the College classes eer 8 . “Persons liable to. y License will . be required to take Dut the same . Auctioneers, Butehers, . covered. Tre ‘i JI % 4 val i ’ for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp and in favoret Frank. McGeen for the sum of $1,619 40: principal debt, with interest on the ie ‘the raté of 2 per cent permodnth from. there adgment.unti a ‘tovether with all costy of suit, And wherésé.on the 22nd day of December A. B, 1862. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in plaintif’s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain piece or parect-of Jand Wonag: T and being in the towuship o ugh & Heatly, county of Nevada. State of California, on the road m San M & Clark, bownded.and described as follows, viz : Commencing at a stake eight rods: south of the “forth east corner of Danicl Wilson’s land; thence’ -Funning south 160 rods ; thence east 160-rodr = the place of beginning together. with all tcnements; hereditaments, frauchises, rights, privilege and ‘appurtenances thereto belonging be leviea upon and sold to satisfy saidjudgment, interest aud coste, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said Sint an” uforekald, Notice is hereby given, that { will expose to publie sale all the above described. property.to the highest bréder for eash, in front of the Court House door. tin Nevada.on Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 1863. between the hours of 9-0’elock,A.». and ‘4 o'clock, P_M. = Given under my hand, this 26th day. of Dec 1862. “ oN. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. — J. 1: Caldwell, Attyy ‘HBRIEF’S SALE,— Whereas, on the 22d s day of Deeember. ls6z, atinal judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State 6t California, in and forthe vounty of Nevada, against Condy Boyleet als andin favor of Geo. P. Dalton for, the sumof Three Hundred sevénty-nine 30-100 dollars, -principal debt,with interest on the principal at the rate of ten per cent per annum . from the rendition of judgment until paid, together. with the sum of $31 50_and €6 50_deféndants costs and all othe: costs of suit. And where-. as, othe 22nd day of December, 1862, it-wasor— dered and decreed by the siid Court, See tne Mechanie’s Lien-set-forth in plaintifi’« complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein deseribed, to wit :—The building situated, and the’ lot of grotthd lying and being in the town of:::Tass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side of Mill street, and ndw (tormerly) gecupied as a Boardmg House by Condy Boyle, . Said property is bOuntied on the north by ‘ot of Pat Sweetman : on the south by the lot occupied ‘by Cook’s blacksinith s shop, and runping back to the lot oceupied by the church, said building is atwo story frame, and fronts on Mill street. the lot being aboutthirty two feet front on Mill sireet,-and running back the fuH width, to the Church lot, together with: a'l and simg: lar the rights privileges and.appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise uppertaining be levied upon end sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof’applied'to the payment of said 8 Notice is hereby gi publié sale all the House door in Ney.da,-on PUESRAY, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M.;of Dec. my hand this 29th 3 4 x heriff. an P.M. under * N. W. KNOWLTON, ble & Byrne, Attys. THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER, EXPRESS, ILL, on and after “the 5 : 20th of May, 182, make Works, ¥ranktown, Carsen_cit city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leavingthe office ‘of — Lang’ on’s Express, Downieville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seyen miles oi train travel, from Downieville to Siebra Valley, where-the stages will be in readiness to receive.and convey them to Virginia City, passing through asuecession of valleys. and over one of the mest beautiful natural roads in the world ; im gy atthe Hot Sulphur (Springs, in Sierra Valley; and, also, ut. the famous Stenmboat Springs. or Geysers in Truc. kee Meadows, the greatest of theuatural curioa-. ities in Nevada Territory. ‘The accommodations along this route, for the. comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantec every facility to those.who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. 4 oa At Carson aud Virginia cities, congection will be made with othéertines to ~ + . HUMBOLDT Pioneer ESMERALDA &. THE . NiNnkzH ss. For freight or passage, apply to the offiec of LANGTON’S PIONKER EXPRESS. . WATTS © NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ppp aE Medical Wonder ofthe Age, The ino powerful aud wonderiul medjeme ever d Watts’ Nervous Antidote bd Has-cured.and will cure, magecases of Nervous disorders than any‘oether known: remedy. . Watts’ Nervons Autiicce « . Has and will eure Nervous Headache, Giddineers Fainting, Paralysis, extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) roni¢ and luflammatory Kheumation, Teothache, ete. ; : os Watts’ Nervous Antidote— Is an effectual reniedyfor Wakefulness. Its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Nervons Antidote will cure Delirium Tremens, Nervous Trembling, E Twitthing of the Facial Nerves, Conv and Pulmonary complaints. : _ Watts’ Nervous Antidote will act upon that state of the nervons system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind Mental Debility, Hysteries, andis so wonderfu. in rejuvenating premature.old age, and correcting-decrepitude broughton by exeessive indulgenee, that nothing but atrial can eonvinee the patient_ofits qualities. It is notan excitaht but astrencthener, purely vegetable aid harmless ; like a skillful architect. begins by laying a~firm foundation, and gradually put inversantly ; strength and vigor upti)mothing is lett unfinished holesale Agents, > Rice, Coffin & Ce., Marysville, and €, Langley, Redingten & Ce., Crane & Brigham, and Edward Hall, San Frencisco. For sale at retail by afl Druggists. June 10th, i862. eae 6m SNOW TENT HOUSE! i A. SACKE PT, .-.Moveging Agent L hee « traveling public will find the table pro~f vived with everything the market atfords and good clean Rooms and Keds. A large Coris connected with the Barn. Hay and Barteyuwayson hand and soid-at the lowest Fates, Sasoned Lumber of all one ‘Shakes, Shingles, Luths,Matched Fiooring, & for sale, and seasonéd Sugat Pine, on frei Sacramento city. 5 r pilepsy, ulsions, dae te + Hon. . iene and about two miles from the bridge of Woods ums of money as aforcnaid. . ven that-F-will expose to_ above described property , tor] the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court~ regular tri-weekiv trips,’ from Qay tiaseeee. DOWNIEVILLE to 2 Na Sierra Vahey; Pea-Vine Aprings:: Steamboat Springs, Anteiope Springs, V ashoe city, Ophir 7.Dayioh. S er county of Nevada ‘State of Cann ite Pec 20th, 1862, in favor of The Water ¥, and against 0 eGuire, for the’ sum ‘fn and for t nia, bearin Eoreka 1 1 and 67-100, dolar, fiebs) with iaterest on the said sum of 2330 ¢7' from the 15th of Sept. 1862, at the rate of tén pe; eent per annum, ther with ali costs of guj 1 have levied upon the following deseribcd pro. y. which wus heretofore attached to wit:— All that certain set of mining claims or minnie’ grou;,d known as theclaimsof Ogle& Co. . p. cated abéut 13, miles from the villnge of Colum. bia Hill, in Bloumfield towisiiip, county of Ne « ‘orine & Ce’. 9, Xi a ¢claims andnortherly by. Brunkhgrst” & Coy ‘ eclaims-and east by Eureka Lake Wat: r Co. to. — Se alt panes. ee har ante ie cabins, ways and rights ways. hydraulia, hose, -pipes--and all the privileges ad. appurte o-belongany or in-apy wise ap. pertaing. : Notice is hereby given that T will €xpose to publie sale all the aboye deseribed property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Cour, House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday. Jar. 20th, 1863, bef ween the huurs ot 9 w’clock, ae-s.; and 40’clock, P. M<a : Giyen under my hand, this 22nd day of: Dec 1862. N_W KNOWLYON, Sherit. Searls & Niles, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CO. ; Imperters and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERIAL Nos. £2 and 14 Pine street San Francisco< And73 and 75 Estreet; Marysville. . J AVE now on hand and constantly arrivin = fromthe Kastern States, the largest sn best stock of Wagenmand Carriage Materialsever offered in this market, cousistiag of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber : Oak and Hickory spokes, : Finished and unfinished. Also aiarge stu ko \ ’. Plow Framezand Handles, og + Which we are offering atthe LOWEST ERIE KS— and onthe termsto suit. Partics in the voruiry;— favoring us with an order can depend upon Fe ceiving an A No. 1 article. A sliare ofthe trade respectfully solicited. mys8-3in , WIRE ROPE iS.75 PER CENT CHEAPER. Thayany other kind of ROPE—Why ? JECAUSE, compared withany other Rope ‘ of equal strength, it is from Four to 61x times more-DURABLE ! : Because, it is FORTY per cent LIGHTER ! Because, it is less than ONE-HALF the Diam eter, aid only ONE*SIXTH of the BULK ! Because, ii is FIVE TIMES thestrength of the same size of the HEMP ROPE+ Becease, itdoes not STKETCH Or SHRINK, in ae or wet weather ! ecause, it doesnot ABSORB WATER, and donble its_original wk1GHT! Because, itis as PLIABLE as the other rope of equal-strength! a Wire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that can be tised to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from deep shafts andinclined planest for long Pump Ropes, Derrick Guy Ropes, Ferry. Kopes, &e., &c Those.whq have one givenour Wire Ropes a trial, will USE NO OTHER, at any price. : Circutars. giving) scales of weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for ents throughout the State. : “A. 3; HALLIDIE & CO., #12 Clay #t . : San Francisco. W.H. CRAWFORD, Agent at Nevada. se27m3 ‘ ae ee NEVADA STAGE CO, “The Shortest and Besi Route from Saciamento to Nevida Territory!!! ON AND AFTER REA ‘Tueseay October sth, 13 2, the Stages of this Company, will , leave the office at Grass Valley at5o’clock A M. Leave the office «at Nevada at 6 o’clock A. M., on Tuesday Thursday and Saterday !! FOR ‘VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES! Making the trip in a shortertime than by any, other route. ; P _ N. B. Passangers from San’ Francisco and Seeramento should only, book their. names to Grase Valley or Nevada, where they. can haves choice of routes. y eS J.S. McCUE, Jr., General Agent. ocotf : TOM.HENRY, Agent. \ ACARD FOR THE, . FALL AND WINTER Gi.OTHING TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO Nos. 411, 413 and 415, Battery street, corner of Merchant, San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK TE would call the attentign of Counts W MERCHANTS to.our( “usually large stock of Goods. Our stock comprives-every article 1¢ the ; CLOTHING ANP FURNISHING Line. We have constantly on band the larger® atock and greatest variety of Cassimere a» W ool Hats of any housein San Francisco, and ger prices for these goods are less than thosé of ny other house, as we'receive them direct from _ Manufacturers, Constgnment. Our stock ° FALL AND WINTER GOODS In particularly attractive, and the great. feature tethe Country Merchant is the unusually low price—less than the ecost.of. importation-— We also keep the Staple Articlés inthe Dry Goods line, which goods we have purchased it this.merket, under the Hammer, andare offer ing them at New York Cost, and Less¢ publish this Card in order that we may~ . make new acquaintance’, and induce those whe have not heretofvre Good articles and Low prices are the gres inducemense’ ¥ all who purchase to sell aga! Merchants why buy of iis can make a good.prefit, and sell to theircustomersatalow figure We remain respectfully, your obediant servants oi BADGER & LENDENBERGER, “T° \Whotesale Glothing ind Hat Warehouse,-~ Nos. 413, 413 and 415 Batte Saw Francrsco, Ort.-2ist, 1862." s di. we COMMISSION*=MERCHANT, No. 313 Prout street, up stairs, oan FRANCISCO. “‘gt., 3 oe EARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counsetfors at Law; ) Ofice—Broadstreet Kidd’s Building. » Pe Ret eagpAr a > ‘ warded by addressing the manufactures, or thir _ NEW LANE PP BADGER & LEVDENBERGER.ts purchased of us to eall-ane~ adds . inspectour stock. OrFrrel T T went —— ————y Uv F HAL ‘HE ur = i Névai atine bath extablishin dated wit! evustauth tor, cele duman EH ‘keeps the PERFL e2u-t4 Home st BUILD! 10 VAR beaut rounty Jose Ra # faye ile Spani ted by th xpects thi the Distr United 8 has bee: cree am so that th it. Wher buy a lot Offiecs ‘Montgom dsofter t = OER eS perm Y found therough eerted on piatas. “in or cet the teeth AF PLC & €o*a at streets, } Let. 1s! CALI frow Freight t three ho / Ample /nodatior / the Cent) ~PhaMmento 5.85 A.M. av as tol “posar; Te ia Ne: Leave Sa Leave Li Through Through GOLD K{NO MAN’ WO NB WAYS 0} much su Also, . an see six } duty, co dacts fo

vi 2 of Gr of : rounto onging.or in.any wise: sagppertaining, more oder erm descibed fol. lows That certaia tract of Iand or town lot so" said .own, and lying om the suath side of Main . atrest, bounded on the north by. lot oveupiedby ¢ one Hollia, late Dr. Cle extending along’ the weste Bo Mains er Yard—be levied upon and be as aforesaid. Mudlic sale, aH the 4th, 1863, between the-hours of 9 and 4P. M. inp UNDERTAKING, eal TAKER. has on. hand and will make to order COVERED © LNS at the foldowing ; ; MALE: SIZE, FROM..+++++ ohéeaper.tian oy aa other / Plates furnished and-mo charge for engraving . 4 Bey I ae et po Age Ps of aliforn’ nm and for the cot of Mev: Ss a Caan, pore favor of: » Patteraon for the sum of Three Hun “red, Thirty-eight anc 19-100, dollars, prinel~ “pal debt withinterest on ‘yate of two percent per from the 30th cuntit paid, together with all 8 of -ailte ked ree A Wes ordered and wet pcg ‘isinia's complaint be Jeratthens: andthe property therem y to-wit :— 4 All that. certain Suatt eo of land, known . bg 5 ard. situate in the. a3 Valley, county of Nevada, State; being the same bought ef 8. C.: 0 Richardson, f, Woodraff, and CD. Cleveland, situate in the town of Grass Valley,coun. y portion of . ‘ui Nevada aforesaid, in the easter! eveland’s résidence and rn line of Holtis’ lot treet, fronting on said street 25 feet, be reor less, on the. western side-by ae extending back or lots of) Jeffries and others southfrly,to the locality or line of premises owned. by sundry ‘persons nnknown, commonly known 9. China Town, mad on ithe east by Holld‘man and Others, late Roberts ertners Lum)ar tact ie sold to satisfy said and costs, and the proceeds j ent interest ben Jo the payment of said sums of thereof applied to cc te hereby given that I will expose to'. } 4 above described Peepers? to the-highest bidder for cash_in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday; January o’clock A. M. Ps Ms oe -my ‘band, this th day of Dee: sagen Neen ON W, KAOWLTON, Sheriff. Roberts & Maslin Piffs’ Atty. s ——— . WM. C.STinES U DERheap rates : seeveeee$3 to $10 FROM. . «00s s%+ 002810 to $20 CES, ofevery style, furnished jyerson inthe county. b in the neatest style. Gk SIZK AVE FE? ALI, WORK DON Mareh 16. 1961-tf = he ~ \ t ‘\ J . aS a ae BROOKLYN HOTEL! ed Hotel, begs leave to inform and friends that on and aft 5 1 naaved building. on Broadway, where he has roard ous; " Standard-W orks, exclusively for th@ase of !ts « » table that will defy the criticism of the mest taatidious epicure. — Wie Suspension BridgeBuilders, W ito und capaciteerected and material fusmished. ‘an use iu. diffsrent localities throughoat the . fated by the freshets. : ee ire Rope for Mining and Ferry purposes of Yaoz, haa this day been placed in the de'nds-of taxea thorein specified art Rot priate the County District Attorney, for the collection of such taxes and costs. —e REMOVAL! HE Famous Propr teter of the well knowirand old establish ye. atroms "rr rst of November next he will remove from the old, since June, 1862, and will open that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUCTU , which was built expressly fora hotel, ‘on the southeast corner of Sansome and Pine atreota. The Building is fire-proofand supplied throughout with gas, and water by the Chrystal. Spring Water Company. and “every convenience isvoffered at thie ffotel; the rooms all bei BSL yontilated. large and commodi and: I a ‘oe hesitate insayipg that the KULYN house will be second to none, in Merchants, Miners, ‘Traders and all ae invited te come and Saree visiting une crt others visiting the city, : examine for themselves. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey you to the Hotise free; and if ‘you do not like the accommodations it will you nothing. The Omnibus willalw & be atthe wharf on the arrival of the inland andt eéan ateamers,.to take passengers an . baggage 0 the ‘Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotetis-convenient!y.oit— uated, being in the central part of the city, where the caraof the city Railroad pase the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the city. There is a large Reading Room attaehed to the flouse aud Library containing 600 volumes of qacets Rooms willbe ‘let by night, week or month, with or without beard; also, elegant suites of Room to families or others. at reduced vates. ‘The table will always be supplied with an Wbundance of the choicest and bes! the market wawafford, aad no expense will be spared to set JOHN KELLY, June. San Francisco, Nov. Ist, 1862.—3m a ALD. GKAV KR co., RE MALLIDIBE. A. S. HALLIDIE err AWD MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKK ROPE Ih K SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany Having been constantly engaged in ti sreveien of wire Suspension Bri@ges zen Adee. ucts for some Years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and\at a low fig ure, guarapteeing permanency. i Be Parties who are about cresting bridges.will And at greatly to their atvantage to’give us aéall beforedeciding to build wooden structures, as ‘the recent floods throughout the State -havé proven’ them to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. p <A number of aur-Wire Suspentions are now State, no one of which has been in theleast afany ¥th. or size-desired. béing cheaper than hemp, Scales of weight and strength, with priova ainex@d, furnished on application tothe man afacturers, or their em entsinthe interior to +>. HALLIDIE & CO. 412 Clay Street.San Francisco whe Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers! Se AuDIToR’s OrrncRr,. et “Nevada County, California OTLICE is. hereby given that the Lietinvent Tax Rell ef this county for hacyearN freasurer within twent ayafrom he dat tris notice, action will’ : ae a be commenced by said JOUN L. S¥ Ks, 20d ‘ DISSOLUTION NOTICE ! 122 copartrership heretofure oxisting under the name ef Tl’. EHard Beans & Co., is this Weaolved by mutual consent-° All persens to the firm tthe their Pecember 4th, 1802. Auditor, 4 are notified. to.come fortila, and all parties having the coneern are requested to pyeonbefore the ist day of January as sireus of leaving for the r ofthe old partners is » « Nevada, Dec. 1. 1862.— the meipal at the neotk oe is ‘ pr ¢-Theene undivided oné half Mile Haeeato : h company, together: ttame eeand ap-. fn and for the county of Nevada, rae i & By virtue of-an execation.to Faatiee of the Penc J of ty aforesaid, to aatiety on the f 88, iss eter Rassmuson; and st O. C.-Nelson, the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-threc,dollars. debt, interest, damages and eosi sof suit-— : £ have tsken in execution and will sell fo the ighest bitder for cash at Moore’s Flat, Nevada county the following deseribed to-wit: mining claims, situate on Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, together thereunto helen hose and pipes t Also, two fen rave oi wadige tecueen the 8 4P. M. of said day” y of 0.0 Nelson to satis: amy havd this 19th day ef Dec. 1862. a D. BABCOOK, constable. ng. ~~ Witnes: GHB E's SALE = Wtereas on he 2 . day of December. 1862, a final judgment an Seer ak rendered in ’ District Court of the a Judicial District of the State of Califoruia against Wm. Lovie and L.O. Palmer, and in favor of~Jobn “MeArthur. forthe sam of $690 principal debt, with Interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with $69 counsel fées and all costs. of suif: : And whereas, on the said_ 22d day of December A:.P., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage, set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein described to wit ~Lhat certain piece or parcel ofland lying and being situate son Piety Hill, (so ealled) in the city of Nevada, and county of Nevada, and State of Califernia, and-bounded as follows: On the north by the lot of D. Hartman, on the east by the-lot.-20w owned and oceupied by A. H. Farquhar, on the south by the lot known as John Henry’s lot, and onthe west by the public highway. with the building thereon now used as a Steam Laundry, togetier with the Engine and Boiler and all theappurtenance= thereto betonging—be tevied upon and sold to satisfy said judgmem, interest and coste_and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said suins of money as aforesaid. oticeis hereby given. that I will expose to publicsale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door; ‘ia Nevada, og TUBBDAY, Jap. 18th, 1863, between‘ the Lewes of ¥ o’clock, A.M. and 4 o’clock, P.M.Given under my hand, this: 22d. day of Dee. y W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Chas. Dann, Jr., Atty. YUMMONS,—otate of Calltoruia, county uv. Nevada, ss. Districtcourt of the 14th Jucicial District of said State.:The*People of the State of California, to John Noyes,(made a party defendant herein that your rights may be determined,) greeting : ; . You are he:eby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of Henry Mackie filed against youA Jacobs.& A. Mayoux, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served ow you in this. District, and out of this county and within gghe days if served onyou in the State and out: of this District, in an action commenerd on the 29th, day of Octuber, A D., 1862, In said court, tooptain a decree of this court for _the foreclosare of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 13th day of May, A. D. 1862, executed by the said detendants Jacobs & Mayoux to C. W. Mulford, by him assigned to plaintiffand for the sale of premises therein and in said complaint particularly mentioned and described, and: the — of moneys arising from such saleto the payment of the amount due on a certain premissory note set forth in said complaint, ‘made and aclivered by Jacobs & Mayoux co C Mulford by himassigned to plaintiff herein bearing even date with said. mortzage and. therety intended to be scrppadl, to Wits—The sui of $1000 with Interesttheréon from the 13th day of May, ADe, 1862, at the rate of 29 per cent per month till paid ; said note being entitled to ere —dit-of $100 patd Seprember 25th, 1862; and if any defficien¢y shall remain after applying-all of said moneys, properly so applicable thereto, then that antill may have execution therefor against the said defendants Jacobs & Mayoux, also that, suid defendants and all and every person claiming through or under defendants Subsequently to date of plaintiff!’s mortgage and the commencement ofthis action, may be barredand foreclosed of all right claim, lien-and_equity of redémption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for suet ether and further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just and equitable. And yoware hereby notified that if you fail to swer said complaint as herein directed, plaint ‘Will take judgn.ent against you tlieretér~by default, together with all costs of stit,and also demznd of the court such other reliefas is prayed for in said complaint. In testimony whereof I, R U. Farqu } & har, elerk of the District court aforesaid, do hereunto. set my had-and impress the seal of the said eourt, at office, in the city. of Nevada, this 20th, day of October, A. DG 1862 KR. H. FARQUHAR, clerk. wie Per G. K; Karqihitr, Deputy: By order ofthe Hon. ‘lB. Me: arland, Judge of the Distriet court ajofusaid. ——-" aoe Searls & Nileay Pie Atyys " abetted alin OCR DR. F. HILLER, Homeopath ‘ysician aud Surgeon O* SAUK, clrver of Pine anu Broad dtreets, AAlagg’s Butding, (up stars.) ae Ot. HELLER pays particularly atteritfon to Cases of Midwifery qd All Diseases ef long AVE.XLL THE LATK PU BLIC ations. Ss — — seal — ms 3m. White Sitpher Springs, ravens veep pe LOUNTY. * S§ favorite place of Pegort, purchased by u I has been put in complete, order = We have also erected several Cottages, And are now pre pared to receive our friends and patroas>” Order for Rooms, left at-our office n ae hatiat Hotel will be promptly attended to x ALSTROM & CR, apy : Proprietor ~CHARTRES COFFEE. > ‘Steam Mills ro ween GY VENARD, W ore respectfully inform his many’cu tomerd.and the public. generally that he has moved into his yew Brick -Builting, No ea Front Si, San Francisco, here, with his large Steam Machin be able to fill any order pe ponds cope oA He will contiiiue as before to make only one kind of Superior Coflee, and he wit, mark every package with his name to prevent -eou andTunitations. ; hn ns Sasa ~ ALEXANDER BUSWkiUL.X ractical Bookbinder, P . and Blank Book Manu i festa and tanarese. San Francisco. ng of every description neatly executed. Blank Boeks ruled and bound to any ‘tentred patterm, ' je22-6m with tunnels, cuts atid flumes . ec 4 FConce & § pices . ~ Greek Prony Rewee eee Sede ee eee aseeee . Frez mee Seep ee ee esses saseasee 3 73 ’ xtra charge for Book Keeping. © mag AG WEA couNTY “1 S"cr oruiestes tn Court of Sessions. ‘The People : —4 Take notice that the undersigned, Attorney for John Whi , the t. above named, will petition His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant 4 pardon under the of tate, to thesaid defendant hereororetwthotbers entitled “court. toewitr At the November Term thereof A. D., 1861, convictedof an assault with a.deadly weapon with intent%o commit murder, and afterwards, to-wit: At the term aforesaid, sentenced -by~said court. to’ he imprisoned for the f{threc years, in the State Prison of said State of Cal ia, to, Hon. David Belden,County. Judge, Nevada county end &. H, Gaylord, Esq , District Attor“actept service ie otice this 8th day of December. A. D., 1862. unty Judge, Nevada county. aa ara TLOKD, sae 4 ie ir seal — "istrict Attorney, Neva County Clerk. and ex: officio, clerk of the court _of Sessions, in-and_for-said Nevada.couniy,doa notice this day filed in mty effice in the above — Witness my hand and seal of said court } seal the 8th 7 of Deecmber, 1862. KR. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. Court of Nevada county. State of California in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an In Pursuant t6 an order of the Hon. David tice is hereby ivento all tlie creditors of the. said Insolvent, Levi Ayes, to be and appear aforesaid, in open court, at the court room of day~ef January. A. D.4 1863, at-—40 o’clock.A. M , of that day, then-aud there to-show cause, vent should not be cranted, and an assignment hts-debts—andliabilities,_in—pursuanceof the statute in such case made and provided ;, and_insolvent be _stayed.court, this ferry: of Dec A.D. 1862 RK. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk, John Garber, Atty S . County_of Nevada, es: I, R.' H Farquhar, herchy certify the foregeing tobe a true eopy of . entitled. action. arms H. FARQUIAK, Clerk. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—inthe County solvent Debtor : Belden, Judge of ‘the said County Court. no before the Hon. David Belden, County Judge said court, inthe county of Nevada, on the 15th if any ‘theycan, why the prayer of that Insolof his estate be made, aud he be disharged from the mean time all proceedings against said In Witness my~hend and the seat of said Per G. EK. Farquhar, Deputy. he County of Ummons.—siate of Californias In Justice’s Court, Little York Township, in and for Nevada. The peopleef the State . of California send greeting to Calvin A. Stevens and Marshall Stevens. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice ot the Peace, at, his office in said. township..on Thursday, the istday of January 1863, at 10 0°clock A. M., to answer to the complamt of N, a Jodge, who demands of you the sum_of Fifty six dollars, balance due on account as will more fully, Appear by bill and complaint, now on file in my office. On failure so to appear and, answer, judgmént wiil be rendered against__you for. the said sum of Fifty-six ‘dollars and costs of-snit. Given under my-hand this 4th.of December, 1842. é JOSEPH GARDNER WSOP? Ordered that the foregoing snmmons be pub lished in the Nevada Daily TRANRCRIPT, Tor‘ the space of 2 weeks. J. GARDNER, J. P. U. S.REVENUE NOTICE. An persons required topay Exeise or other duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide Lnternal Revenne, &c. &e approved July Ist, 1802, are Hereby notified that S. B. Davenport, has . ben appoint ad Collector for the 5th Division of thre¢th District, comprising the mane d of Nevada, and-has opened an office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., inthe city of Nevada. , ~ at Ail duties and taxes_are payable the office of the Collector, ef withinten days, of the date of anap‘plication to be made through the Assistant Assessor. : ; ir Manufacturers. Brewers and Toll Bridge companies, wil pay the duties; monthly ; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preceding month. accérdiiy to a form of statement which willbe furnished from this office. The-attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions.of the Revenue Law +“That if aly: person or persons shall exercise or carry on any btisiness hereinafter mentioned, for the ex#retsing or carrying on of which trade. or business a licence is required by this Act. withonttakiny out such licenseas in that béhalf lequired, he, she or they shall, for every such Offense respeetively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the amount of duty or sum of money imposed for such liceaces.”? [See. 59.]

* That for neglect or refusal to.pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles. as aforesaid, megane wares and merchandise manufactured and unsold-by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ’’[Sec. 20] *s "That it ‘shall be the duty-of the Collector aforesaid -or his Deputies, in their respective distriets.and they are hereby authorized to col lect-all the dutivs a:d taxes imposed by this Act. however the same may be designated. and to prosecute for thé feovery of any sum or sums whivh may be forfeited by virtue of this Act.”’ '[See. 31. S.B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th Distriet.. Offi-ein Birdseye & Co's, ‘Banking House Neyada November I7th, 1862 r ik THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Wearer & Co's, No. 59-Broad Street, Nevada City..’ : XN OODS, purchased.and forwarded to Nevada ¥ Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All erders-sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. ~ : er References.—Weaver &.Co., T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. “hk. MeLaughlify 't. Hitshmaw, Virginia city. A B. Paul, Gold Hill. John Grier, Silver city. = . ~ nob SALE ! FOR THE resicence of William Shef> .€r opposite G. W. Kidd’s. is offered : vir and the tot. is-ef Pood size.— SSS It will be sold cheap, for cash, on application to WM. SH-EFER, Nevada, Dec. Commercial St ~“SELECT SCHOOL For Young Ladies-and Gentlemen. ~ HEAD OF BROAD STREP EV W. HK. F. DEAL. 4 Saab gesty as 2 tho SCHOOL will re-open Aug 25, 1862. = TERMS = Pritanty Sranches, per month.....:.. English Brancheg& Mathematics, per month 5 . Latta ‘ “ “100 1-06. 20¢ DORR RRR eee HH EHO e sees eeesions . See SHEER He ees Ceeee -eeee bid sar Peedartherpartiontare enquireat the Schoo ey m uae . Young Gentlet will be tho to eneer' any.of the College classes eer 8 . “Persons liable to. y License will . be required to take Dut the same . Auctioneers, Butehers, . covered. Tre ‘i JI % 4 val i ’ for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp and in favoret Frank. McGeen for the sum of $1,619 40: principal debt, with interest on the ie ‘the raté of 2 per cent permodnth from. there adgment.unti a ‘tovether with all costy of suit, And wherésé.on the 22nd day of December A. B, 1862. it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in plaintif’s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain piece or parect-of Jand Wonag: T and being in the towuship o ugh & Heatly, county of Nevada. State of California, on the road m San M & Clark, bownded.and described as follows, viz : Commencing at a stake eight rods: south of the “forth east corner of Danicl Wilson’s land; thence’ -Funning south 160 rods ; thence east 160-rodr = the place of beginning together. with all tcnements; hereditaments, frauchises, rights, privilege and ‘appurtenances thereto belonging be leviea upon and sold to satisfy saidjudgment, interest aud coste, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said Sint an” uforekald, Notice is hereby given, that { will expose to publie sale all the above described. property.to the highest bréder for eash, in front of the Court House door. tin Nevada.on Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 1863. between the hours of 9-0’elock,A.». and ‘4 o'clock, P_M. = Given under my hand, this 26th day. of Dec 1862. “ oN. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. — J. 1: Caldwell, Attyy ‘HBRIEF’S SALE,— Whereas, on the 22d s day of Deeember. ls6z, atinal judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State 6t California, in and forthe vounty of Nevada, against Condy Boyleet als andin favor of Geo. P. Dalton for, the sumof Three Hundred sevénty-nine 30-100 dollars, -principal debt,with interest on the principal at the rate of ten per cent per annum . from the rendition of judgment until paid, together. with the sum of $31 50_and €6 50_deféndants costs and all othe: costs of suit. And where-. as, othe 22nd day of December, 1862, it-wasor— dered and decreed by the siid Court, See tne Mechanie’s Lien-set-forth in plaintifi’« complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein deseribed, to wit :—The building situated, and the’ lot of grotthd lying and being in the town of:::Tass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side of Mill street, and ndw (tormerly) gecupied as a Boardmg House by Condy Boyle, . Said property is bOuntied on the north by ‘ot of Pat Sweetman : on the south by the lot occupied ‘by Cook’s blacksinith s shop, and runping back to the lot oceupied by the church, said building is atwo story frame, and fronts on Mill street. the lot being aboutthirty two feet front on Mill sireet,-and running back the fuH width, to the Church lot, together with: a'l and simg: lar the rights privileges and.appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise uppertaining be levied upon end sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof’applied'to the payment of said 8 Notice is hereby gi publié sale all the House door in Ney.da,-on PUESRAY, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M.;of Dec. my hand this 29th 3 4 x heriff. an P.M. under * N. W. KNOWLTON, ble & Byrne, Attys. THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER, EXPRESS, ILL, on and after “the 5 : 20th of May, 182, make Works, ¥ranktown, Carsen_cit city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leavingthe office ‘of — Lang’ on’s Express, Downieville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seyen miles oi train travel, from Downieville to Siebra Valley, where-the stages will be in readiness to receive.and convey them to Virginia City, passing through asuecession of valleys. and over one of the mest beautiful natural roads in the world ; im gy atthe Hot Sulphur (Springs, in Sierra Valley; and, also, ut. the famous Stenmboat Springs. or Geysers in Truc. kee Meadows, the greatest of theuatural curioa-. ities in Nevada Territory. ‘The accommodations along this route, for the. comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantec every facility to those.who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. 4 oa At Carson aud Virginia cities, congection will be made with othéertines to ~ + . HUMBOLDT Pioneer ESMERALDA &. THE . NiNnkzH ss. For freight or passage, apply to the offiec of LANGTON’S PIONKER EXPRESS. . WATTS © NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ppp aE Medical Wonder ofthe Age, The ino powerful aud wonderiul medjeme ever d Watts’ Nervous Antidote bd Has-cured.and will cure, magecases of Nervous disorders than any‘oether known: remedy. . Watts’ Nervons Autiicce « . Has and will eure Nervous Headache, Giddineers Fainting, Paralysis, extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) roni¢ and luflammatory Kheumation, Teothache, ete. ; : os Watts’ Nervous Antidote— Is an effectual reniedyfor Wakefulness. Its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Nervons Antidote will cure Delirium Tremens, Nervous Trembling, E Twitthing of the Facial Nerves, Conv and Pulmonary complaints. : _ Watts’ Nervous Antidote will act upon that state of the nervons system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind Mental Debility, Hysteries, andis so wonderfu. in rejuvenating premature.old age, and correcting-decrepitude broughton by exeessive indulgenee, that nothing but atrial can eonvinee the patient_ofits qualities. It is notan excitaht but astrencthener, purely vegetable aid harmless ; like a skillful architect. begins by laying a~firm foundation, and gradually put inversantly ; strength and vigor upti)mothing is lett unfinished holesale Agents, > Rice, Coffin & Ce., Marysville, and €, Langley, Redingten & Ce., Crane & Brigham, and Edward Hall, San Frencisco. For sale at retail by afl Druggists. June 10th, i862. eae 6m SNOW TENT HOUSE! i A. SACKE PT, .-.Moveging Agent L hee « traveling public will find the table pro~f vived with everything the market atfords and good clean Rooms and Keds. A large Coris connected with the Barn. Hay and Barteyuwayson hand and soid-at the lowest Fates, Sasoned Lumber of all one ‘Shakes, Shingles, Luths,Matched Fiooring, & for sale, and seasonéd Sugat Pine, on frei Sacramento city. 5 r pilepsy, ulsions, dae te + Hon. . iene and about two miles from the bridge of Woods ums of money as aforcnaid. . ven that-F-will expose to_ above described property , tor] the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court~ regular tri-weekiv trips,’ from Qay tiaseeee. DOWNIEVILLE to 2 Na Sierra Vahey; Pea-Vine Aprings:: Steamboat Springs, Anteiope Springs, V ashoe city, Ophir 7.Dayioh. S er county of Nevada ‘State of Cann ite Pec 20th, 1862, in favor of The Water ¥, and against 0 eGuire, for the’ sum ‘fn and for t nia, bearin Eoreka 1 1 and 67-100, dolar, fiebs) with iaterest on the said sum of 2330 ¢7' from the 15th of Sept. 1862, at the rate of tén pe; eent per annum, ther with ali costs of guj 1 have levied upon the following deseribcd pro. y. which wus heretofore attached to wit:— All that certain set of mining claims or minnie’ grou;,d known as theclaimsof Ogle& Co. . p. cated abéut 13, miles from the villnge of Colum. bia Hill, in Bloumfield towisiiip, county of Ne « ‘orine & Ce’. 9, Xi a ¢claims andnortherly by. Brunkhgrst” & Coy ‘ eclaims-and east by Eureka Lake Wat: r Co. to. — Se alt panes. ee har ante ie cabins, ways and rights ways. hydraulia, hose, -pipes--and all the privileges ad. appurte o-belongany or in-apy wise ap. pertaing. : Notice is hereby given that T will €xpose to publie sale all the aboye deseribed property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Cour, House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday. Jar. 20th, 1863, bef ween the huurs ot 9 w’clock, ae-s.; and 40’clock, P. M<a : Giyen under my hand, this 22nd day of: Dec 1862. N_W KNOWLYON, Sherit. Searls & Niles, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CO. ; Imperters and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERIAL Nos. £2 and 14 Pine street San Francisco< And73 and 75 Estreet; Marysville. . J AVE now on hand and constantly arrivin = fromthe Kastern States, the largest sn best stock of Wagenmand Carriage Materialsever offered in this market, cousistiag of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber : Oak and Hickory spokes, : Finished and unfinished. Also aiarge stu ko \ ’. Plow Framezand Handles, og + Which we are offering atthe LOWEST ERIE KS— and onthe termsto suit. Partics in the voruiry;— favoring us with an order can depend upon Fe ceiving an A No. 1 article. A sliare ofthe trade respectfully solicited. mys8-3in , WIRE ROPE iS.75 PER CENT CHEAPER. Thayany other kind of ROPE—Why ? JECAUSE, compared withany other Rope ‘ of equal strength, it is from Four to 61x times more-DURABLE ! : Because, it is FORTY per cent LIGHTER ! Because, it is less than ONE-HALF the Diam eter, aid only ONE*SIXTH of the BULK ! Because, ii is FIVE TIMES thestrength of the same size of the HEMP ROPE+ Becease, itdoes not STKETCH Or SHRINK, in ae or wet weather ! ecause, it doesnot ABSORB WATER, and donble its_original wk1GHT! Because, itis as PLIABLE as the other rope of equal-strength! a Wire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that can be tised to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from deep shafts andinclined planest for long Pump Ropes, Derrick Guy Ropes, Ferry. Kopes, &e., &c Those.whq have one givenour Wire Ropes a trial, will USE NO OTHER, at any price. : Circutars. giving) scales of weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for ents throughout the State. : “A. 3; HALLIDIE & CO., #12 Clay #t . : San Francisco. W.H. CRAWFORD, Agent at Nevada. se27m3 ‘ ae ee NEVADA STAGE CO, “The Shortest and Besi Route from Saciamento to Nevida Territory!!! ON AND AFTER REA ‘Tueseay October sth, 13 2, the Stages of this Company, will , leave the office at Grass Valley at5o’clock A M. Leave the office «at Nevada at 6 o’clock A. M., on Tuesday Thursday and Saterday !! FOR ‘VIRGINIA & CARSON CITIES! Making the trip in a shortertime than by any, other route. ; P _ N. B. Passangers from San’ Francisco and Seeramento should only, book their. names to Grase Valley or Nevada, where they. can haves choice of routes. y eS J.S. McCUE, Jr., General Agent. ocotf : TOM.HENRY, Agent. \ ACARD FOR THE, . FALL AND WINTER Gi.OTHING TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO Nos. 411, 413 and 415, Battery street, corner of Merchant, San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK TE would call the attentign of Counts W MERCHANTS to.our( “usually large stock of Goods. Our stock comprives-every article 1¢ the ; CLOTHING ANP FURNISHING Line. We have constantly on band the larger® atock and greatest variety of Cassimere a» W ool Hats of any housein San Francisco, and ger prices for these goods are less than thosé of ny other house, as we'receive them direct from _ Manufacturers, Constgnment. Our stock ° FALL AND WINTER GOODS In particularly attractive, and the great. feature tethe Country Merchant is the unusually low price—less than the ecost.of. importation-— We also keep the Staple Articlés inthe Dry Goods line, which goods we have purchased it this.merket, under the Hammer, andare offer ing them at New York Cost, and Less¢ publish this Card in order that we may~ . make new acquaintance’, and induce those whe have not heretofvre Good articles and Low prices are the gres inducemense’ ¥ all who purchase to sell aga! Merchants why buy of iis can make a good.prefit, and sell to theircustomersatalow figure We remain respectfully, your obediant servants oi BADGER & LENDENBERGER, “T° \Whotesale Glothing ind Hat Warehouse,-~ Nos. 413, 413 and 415 Batte Saw Francrsco, Ort.-2ist, 1862." s di. we COMMISSION*=MERCHANT, No. 313 Prout street, up stairs, oan FRANCISCO. “‘gt., 3 oe EARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counsetfors at Law; ) Ofice—Broadstreet Kidd’s Building. » Pe Ret eagpAr a > ‘ warded by addressing the manufactures, or thir _ NEW LANE PP BADGER & LEVDENBERGER.ts purchased of us to eall-ane~ adds . inspectour stock. OrFrrel T T went —— ————y Uv F HAL ‘HE ur = i Névai atine bath extablishin dated wit! evustauth tor, cele duman EH ‘keeps the PERFL e2u-t4 Home st BUILD! 10 VAR beaut rounty Jose Ra # faye ile Spani ted by th xpects thi the Distr United 8 has bee: cree am so that th it. Wher buy a lot Offiecs ‘Montgom dsofter t = OER eS perm Y found therough eerted on piatas. “in or cet the teeth AF PLC & €o*a at streets, } Let. 1s! CALI frow Freight t three ho / Ample /nodatior / the Cent) ~PhaMmento 5.85 A.M. av as tol “posar; Te ia Ne: Leave Sa Leave Li Through Through GOLD K{NO MAN’ WO NB WAYS 0} much su Also, . an see six } duty, co dacts fo