July 12, 1863 (4 pages)

4 Fs é 4 ; i Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. moved without injury or defacement.of the bond, troller of state with the number and amount of } 3 --three, and. the Pamb; and Blind, the Treasurer of the State shall cause 49 he piepared suitable bonds of the State of California, rita. (re AN ACT To Providé Botds fer completing the . " Approved April 27th, 1863. 4 hee People of the State of California, represented In Senate and Assembly, Jo enact as follows : ~y Bonds. SnoTION 1e For the purpose of completing and furnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, earing interest at the rate r cent perannum. payable sem i-annuand the first day ce of the ‘Treasur,of seven illy, on the first day of Januar of Jnly_of.cach year, &t the er of the State. ke in, —~ Form of Bonds. ~~ Seo 2. The said b ndsshall be signed by the Governor, and countérsigned by the Jontroller, and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed thereto, and shall. date from the first day of Julv, A Dp, 1864, and be made payable at the office of the Treasurer of atate within twenty days after the date of their issue. ; Coupons for Interest, . Sxo.3. The-coupons for interest shall be attached to each bond, so that each one may be reorthe remaining coupons. The said coupous shall be consecutively numberéd. and wigned by the Treasurer of state, and shml represent the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. ‘Record of Bonds —~ Amount to be issued. $xc.4. The Treasurer shall fiirnish the Coneach bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named officers shall keep a careful and correet recordof the number and denomination of each bond issue@ under this, Act, the whole amountof which bonds to be styled thr ‘*Asytum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-ffve thousand dollars ($75,000.] " ° Appropriation. Anc, 6 Thesum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriates from the Fund arising from the sale of the “Asylum fion ja.’ to pay such ex penses as may be incurred by the ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. : Tax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxo.6. For.the payment of the principal and 4ntereat of the “Asylum Bonds’ authorized by this Act, there shail be levied, on the first Monday in March Ab, eighteen hundred and sixty four, and each year thereatter. until the intercst and principal of said bonds shall be fully paid, an annual tax of three-fourths of one -per cent on each ove hundred dollars of value of all the taxable property in this state, which tax shall be as~ sessed and collected as other state taxes, and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a und, to be designat d the + Asylum Bond Redemption. and Intercat Fand,’* to be applied gry to the payment of the interest of the ‘Asylum Ronda,” aud for the redemption. of the same ; and thé faith ofthe state of California is hereby. pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and interest of the said **Arydum bonda,’’ : Surplus in Asylum Fund. NEC. % «Whenever, on the first day of January or the first of July’ of any year, there. remAite in the ‘Asylum Bond and Redemption Intorest Fund,” a surplas of five thou. and dollars, or more, alter the payment of interest as . hereln provided, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer of jtate to advertise ten days In one daily newspaper published in the City of Sacyamento, and in one daily newspaper published tn the City of Sau Francises, for sealed proposals to be opened one month after the expiration of the time of publication, in presence of the Governor, State Controller, and Treasurer, wt the Treasurce’s office, for the surrender of Asylum Wonds; and the advertisement shall atate the amount of moneys inthe Fund to be acute for the redemption of thé raid bonds. and the lowest proposals for surrender shall be pe at such rates, not exece ling par value, aa will redeem the largest amountof bonds, antil the moncy in the Fund is exhausted. Treasuier to Report Monthly Sne.8 The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of intereat paid and bonds redeemid, and render the same to the Controler monthly, and it shall be hisduty to pay the interest on the said bonds, when the same falls due, from the Fuad provided by this Act, Notice for Sale of Bonds —Proriso. Sno. 9 When this Act shall have been ratified by avote ofthe people, as hereinafter pro« vided, the 'Freasurer of State shail advertise twenty days in one daily nawepapef published iu the City of Sacramenty, and in one daily newspaper published in the City of Ssn Franclaco, for sealed paoposals for the purchase ol the whole or any portion of the ikestam Bonds,’ andonthe day named ip the advertisement for vpening sald proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the Treasurer of State, in. pr: sence of the Governor, Cofitroller,.and Treasurer, und the sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shail be aceepted at more than’tenper cent discount upon the umount represented by the bonds bid for; and any, portion of the amount of bonds authorized’ to iasue under this Act which shall not be dis vored of by bid es above provided, shall be sold try the Treasurer of otete. with the apyroval of -the Governor and Controller; Proviben, that no‘agle shalt be made-at_more than ten p recent digvount upon the amount represented by the bond@’ so sold, with the interest which may be due and represented by. coupons at the time of _ eae gale; and all sales shall be made for gold eolnof.the United States. and the proreeds shal! iso a¥t Apart in the Treasury, and conatitate the. Blind Asylum Building Fund." Erection and fareiehieg Asylum. Seo. 10. The Trustecs of the Deaf, numb, and lind Asylum, upon approved plang and specifieations, which shail be filed in the office of the Seeretary or State, shall contreet wpon surcties, which shall be appr svetlby the Governor, for the erection and durnishing of the Asylum ina complete manner; PROVIDED, ft shall not, involve more expenditure than wilt be covered by the amount realized from the sale o: the Asylum bonds isaued under this Act. poe Claims to be Certified, ete. e Ste 11. Al€ claims for material, labor, and eharges, incurred in constructing and furnishing the Deaf, Pumb, and Blind Asylum, in-aecord: ee? with the plans above mentioned, shall ‘t certified by the Board of Trustees, and upow ap prayed by the Board of State Examiners, the ontrdller of State shall draw lis warrant for the amount of such claim im favor of the person or persous to whom it ts due, and the Trowsurer of State alvabl wr the same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fund. ia Aet to be submiited to a Vote at Eleetion-of _ September, 1363. Sec. 12. This Act-shall be submitted to the ere of the State for ratification at the general lection, to be held oa the first Wednesday of September, a. b. eighteen hundred and sixty—qualitiet eleetora of this State will, aj paid elevtion, on their ballets for State officera, vote cither for or against ‘this Act: .mons be had by publication -publ'shed in Nevada} Act,” and those were ae lhave written or voting against the same sha printed on their ballots the words * Against Asylum Building Act.” ‘ Proclamation of Result. Src, 13.° The vetes for and against this Act shall be eanvassed, returned. aud delar.d, in the same manner and subject to the same rules as votes east tor Treasurer of State ; and if it appear that a majority of all the votes east for and against this Actas aforesaid are in favor of the’ same, then’ it shall have immediate effect, and the Governor shall make proclama*ion thereof accordingly, and the Treasurer of state shall proceed aa above directed to ey bo for the preparation and sale of the bonds lierein authoriz ed; but should a majority of votes be given, against the Aet, then it shail be void and of no eheet. Sreey: ‘ . Peblication by Secretary of State. Sc. 14. The Secretary of State shall cause this Act to be published in owe newspaper in eich Juditial District, if-one be published there— ceding the first Wednesday of September, A Deiyhteen hundred and sixtv-three. at such rates of advertising as are maintained by the papers in which the same may be published; PROV! DED, they do not exceed the rates fixed for State printing. : Skc. 156 Section fourteen, of this Act shall take eflect immeately. -. * ; 4 UMMONS.—3tate of California. county of 3) Nevada, township of Little Yerk In Justice’s Court, before R. MeGoun, J. P. The peole of the State of California to Thos. Johnson. ou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on. the lat duy of August, A. D 1863, at 10 o'clock. A. M., ta anewer unto the complaint ef Daniel « oon who demands of you the sum of one hundred and sixty eight 50-100 dollars, balance due on account for labor as‘ per account now on file in my. office, when judg ment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer, Given under my hand this Ist cay of July, A.D. 1663. R McGOUN, Justice of the Pence. A true copy attest Milt.Comba, Cea. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant herein, ‘Rhos Johnson. is now absent fromthis county, and it appearing likewise thata cause of action exists In favor of plaivtiff and against defenuant. itis hereby ordered that service of the above sunt in the Nevada TRANSORP TS 3 eounty for thirty days next agers ; R.-MeGOUN, J. P. A true éopy attest Milt. Combs, Con. YONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an y Executionto me delivered, issued out of the court of Ira Stanley, Keq , an acting justice of the Peace, in andfor the county atoresaid, bearing date June 29th, i8?3, to satisfy a jJuvegment rendered by said Stanley on the 9th day of May 1868, in favor-of Briggs.& Co.and against David Bioss and Michaedi Quim for the. sum of Three Hundrea and ‘I'wenty and 60-100 dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execution. and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described proper ty to-wit: One certain set of Mining claims, known as Bloss & Quinns’ diggings together with al] toola and water ditches and water rights, thereunto belonging. fYaid property being situate on the Middle Yuba River, two miles above the mouth of Wolf. creek, in said county, at Moore’a lat, Nevada county, on Saturday the 25th day of July, 1863, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. Meayd 4 o’clock, P.M, Taken as the property of David Bloss and Michael Quim to satisfy the above demands and acvruing costs. 0. D. BABCOCK. const. > 'YUMMONS.—State of California, eounty of ») Nevada,ss. Distriet Court of the i4th Judi-, cial Distaist of said state, The People of the State of California to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby surhmoned to appear and answer to the complamut of Isaac Gill, Plaintiff, filed ngainat you, Agnes Gull, Defendant, with inten days from the service of this writ, ifserv edon youin tais county, within twenty davs if served on in this District-and out of this county and within forty days if seryed on you in this state and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 6th day of July, 1863, in said Court. wherein p aintiff prays ir a decree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony between eaid plaintiffand you be dissotved and that ptaintiff be reatored to all the rights of an unimarried person. And .you are hereby notided that if you fall to answer said eomplaint as herein direcied plaintiff will take judgment against youthercfer by detault, together with all costs of suit. and alsodemend of the court “such other relief aa ia prayed (or in sald complaint In testimony whercof Ll. Rou. Farqu har, clerk of the District Court aforesaid ! do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said court at o da, this 7th day of July 1803. cein the city of NevaR. Hy FARQUHAR, clerk, geal ? — By order of Hon, T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid. Attest, R. H FARQUHAR, élerk, Hawley & Gaylord Pla’ ffs Atty. YUMM@ONS.—State of California, c6unty of \) Nevada, township‘of Little York, before R. MeGoun, J. P. The peopleof the State of Cal ifornia to Thomas Johnson. You are hereby. summoned tu appear betore me at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on th@lat day of Auguat, A.D, 1863, at 10 e’el’k A.M., to answer unto the complaint of D. A. Nims. who demands of youthe sum of one hundred and wt seven 26 100 dollars balance due on account for labor as per account Tw on file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you fer the said amount, together with costes aud_damages, if_you fail to appear andan swer. Given uider my hand this ist day of July, A.D. 18 3. R. McGOUN, UV. P. A tiue-copy attest Milt.Combs, Con. — It appearing uvon affidavit to the satisfacton ofthe Court that the defendant herein, Thos Johnson is now nbsent from thie county, andit appearing likewise that a cause of action exists in favor of plainthf and against defendant, it is i» hereby ordered that service of theabove sum mons be had by publication in ithe Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper published in Nevada county for thirty days next ensuing. R. MecGOUN, J. P, A true copy attest Milt Combs, Con. LY there ecules Gane co-partnership heretofore existing between B. F. Spence and L. C Wickes is this day dissolved by mutaal conr@at. Pefsons hiving any unsettled .basiness with the tate flim will call and settle imme diately with either of the undersigned. K. FL SPENCE, L. C.WICKKs. Nevada. June 9th, 1963. EB. F. Spence will continue the D business at the old stand, and give his individual attention to it. jio DISSOLUTION. . , OTICE ishereby given that the coy artnership heretofore existing between the under & Co. iu the book and stationery basiness, this day @issolved by mutual consent. e Yr. Church, having purchased the taterest of T. M. aud: 1. J. Role in the took store, will hereafter coudaet the basit.ess on his own ageount, and will alee pay all debts atid/reeci ve all monies due the firm. A. By CHURCH yA: KOLFE. BULFK. ~ those voting for tite: salve shall have written or printed ‘on fusis ballowe.for State omeers the . Nevada, May 20, 1808) A. Js in. thrdughout the State, for-three months pre-y signed, under the firm ad name oi A. P. Church. \ HERI F’S SALE—By virtue of an exe ‘S entionto me delivered issued « ut of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, bearitig date June Ist. A. D.963, in favor of Thomas Sexton and against Geo. P. Dalton and Christopher Dalton, for tne dus of $2./67 26. debt, with interest on the sur of $1,240 from fhe 3eth.ay of May. 1563, . at the rate of one per cept per month on $1,058 30 from said date at legal interest, and on $425 95 from said date, at one-and cand--a~? alf per cent per month—said last two of above named amcunts to be paiaor eolleeted in gold, including the in terest thereon, togethcr with all costs of suit,— I have levied npon the following described property which was heretofore attached, to wit: All the right. title ana interest ot said deten dante in and to that certain brick store and. lot upon which the same is situated, located on the west sile of Mill street, in the village of Grass Valley, Nevada county. Also that certain frame house and lot loeated.on Church etreet. in said town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, directly back Uf or in the rear of said brick store and oc-cupied-by-Enes-Sexton,together with all the rights, privileges and «appurtenances, thc reunto. belongin; to any and all-of the above described property. "i j ” Noticeie hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to thr highest bidder for casti, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TULSDAY, July 21st, 1863, between the hours of ¥,o’clock, A. M and 4 o’clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this Ist day of June, Ae De 1863." Kf W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T. P. Hawley, Pift’s Att’y. “HERIFF’s SALE —Whereas on the 8th AD dey of June 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Ulistriet Court of the i4th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against W. O’Donnell et aland in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum 0 teen Hundred & si <ty threedollars, principal debt, with interest en= the prin-ipat” tthe rate of -14¢ per cent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit. And ‘whereas, on the said oth ‘day .of June; A.D. 1863. it was. ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff's compla nt be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of tne certain quartz mines or lodes and mill premises described as follows, to wit:, The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Coss ledge. Also the the, ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz quartz ledge kav wn as the Homeward Bound. “Also the quartz ledge known as the O’Donnell lead. Alwo the undivided three fiftes of that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, in the vicinity of Wentworth's saw mill and known and designated as the quartz mill of the Hibernia Co., and all of safd described quartz lodes or ledges, being situate in ornear Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, State of California, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and sod to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof @pliad to the payment of said.sums of meney as aforesaid. i Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale, all. the -abeve described , roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, July 2st, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and4 P. M. Giveg under my hand, this 20th day of June A BD. 183. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Piff’s Atty. , \ONSTABLE SAUB.—By virtue -of an exceution tu me delivered, issued from the Court of Robt. MeGoun,. Kaq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date June 15th, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12h day of June, A. De 1863, in iavor of John Der hem aad against B. L. Remington, for the sum of ($160) One Huncred aud Sixty Dollars principal and $.2 55 costs of. suit, . have taken in executionand will sell te the highest bidder for cash the following described property heretofore attached June Sth, 1863, to wit: All the right, title and ‘mterest of B. L. Remington, of inand to that certain mining claim situated at Bunker Hill near the town of Red Dog, and known as the Star of the West company’s ecluumea, together with all theappurtenances thereuato belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notice is hereby givea that I wiil sell the aboye described »rop rty at publicauction at Red tog, on the !6'h day vf July, A. D. 1863, between the hours of 9o’elock A. M. and 6 o’clock Pp. M. of said days ‘TTaken’as the property of B. L. Kem ington tc satisly the above demands and accruing costs. : Witness my hand this 20th day of June, A. D. 1863. MILT. COMBS. Constable UM Wo NS. —sia © of California, county o Nevada, 8a, , District Cour: of the Mth Judi eial—District of said.State. The People of the State of Celifornia. to Henry Stede Greeting: Youare hereby sammoned to appear ahd an awer to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharine Schnet ler,filed against you, within ten days from the service of this writ, if sefved on in this county, within twinty days if served on you in this District, and out of this county and within 40 days if servedon you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 3rd day of March. A. D., 1868, in said platotiffs pray judgment sgainst you in the sum of $340 72 with intercat thereon, at 10 per cent per annum from Noy. 10th 1862; alleged to be due and owing them from you on acertain promissory note made by yéu and delivered to them. All of which is more fully set forth’id complaint to this action on file herein. »e And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said Complaint as herein directed, Plaintiffs will takeJudgement against you therefor by deftult, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said'Complaint a lu testimony whereof 1, R. H. Farqu} seal tar Clerk of the: District Court afore said. do hereunto'aet-my hand and impre@s the seal of the.said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this th day of April A.‘p. 1865. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy __ By orderof the fon. 'T. B. MeFarland, Jucze of the District Court aforesaid. A true copy attest: _s = ag RQUHAR., Clerk. : ¥G .Farquhar, Deputy. Searla & Niles, Piffe’ A en 7 “NPaTi OF CAL Arun wha. Guus uF 9 Nevada. In Probate Court. Inthe mutter of the Katate of David Shrum, deceased. On reading and filing the: petition of Mathew Cramer, one of the k-xecutors of the last Will of David Shrum, deceased, setting forth that all debts of said estate have been fully paid aud that there is in the hands of tae Exeeutors oF said Ketate the sum of $3.952 subject to distribution in ‘accordance with the last Will of deceased, and praying for a partial distribution of said estate among the persons entitled thereto. It is now therefore ordered tliat all persona interested jn the estate of avid Shrum, deceased. be and appear before the Probate Court in and tor Nevadac: unty on the 13th day of July, 1863. at-i@-o’ecloek, A. M ofthat day, and then and there show cause why av orderof partial dist:ibution should not be made among devisers of the said David Shrum, deceased, according to*aw. It is further ordered tliat a copy Of this order be published -for four Rue essive weeke before the i3th.day-of Dulyy 102, in the DAILY MOKNING TRANSCRIPT a daily . newspaper published in the city and county of Nevadw: ’ ~S. NILES, . cae > Witwess my hand and seal of sail court Yseat anis eh of June, 1863. ledge known as the Gold Ledge No: 2. Also they ILL, on and after the court, wherein } a! Job Printing O'fice Commercial ‘Street. Every kind of Printing neatly and prompt-: " ly evecuted—such as Pagters, ae ‘ 4 OR An Programmes, ae “3s da-Heads, Cards; Cireulars, Receipts, ‘ Checks, ; Hand bills, ‘Labels, Blanks. ~ Panmphiets, Briefs, Books, Ball Tickets, Certificates, a&e. &c, THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to : Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mincs The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, 20th of May, 1812, make fH regular rats aa trips, from sae: DOWNIEVILLE to Sen Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steam oat Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hill and Virginia city. ~ Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and F'riday. Passengers traveling this route will have--but twenty-seven miles.of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir inia City, passing through asuceession of val eys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world; vie atthe Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs. or Geyscrs in True kee eadows, the greates @of the natural curiosities 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 guarantev every facility to those who desire to make a pleasantand speedy journey. r At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines te ¥ ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT . MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. Pioneer ' FOR SALE. At Lake City--«Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offera for vale cheap her Kullding, used for a Grocer Store and residence, together with a lot and stable. The building is of Sear rood size and situated in the best part ef the town—opposite the place of Henry Arnold. Any one wishing to eugage in buyineas in this section Of county will do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire of O_E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co's. on Broad street, Nevada ajeatt £. NOTICE. Ceoneolidated Gold, Sitver and Copper : Mining Company. TOTICEH ia herelfy given that an assesement of two dollars ($2.00) per share (-0 cts per foot.) bas this diy been levied by the Trustees of the sbove company. payable forwith at the office of the Secretary. KE. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May &th, 183, Seeretary. \UMMONS.—State of California, County of . Ne) Nevada, Township of Little York, ss. In Justice's Court, before R. McGoun J PP. The People of the State of Culifornia to Thos. Johnjson. You are-hereby summoned to ayipear before me at my office in the townéhip of Little -York. in the county of Nevada, on the 7th day of July, A+ D. 1863, at 10 o’elock A, M,, to answer unto the corsplaint of N. Dodge. who demands of you the sam of one hundred and six 6 100 dollars due on book account as per account now on file iu my office, when judgmeut will be teken against yon for the suid amount, tegether with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and anawer Given under my haad, this 16th day of June, a. D. 1863. R. MeGOUN, Justice of Peace A true copy attest Milt. Combs, Constable. It ap: ng upon affidavit to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson, is now absent from this couuty, and itappearing hkewiee that a cause of action exists in favor of pl intiff and against defendant, ‘ht is ordered that service: be had by publieatiow in the Nevapa TRANSCKIPT, g.gigws . . by-Kodolph, . ted by Col. DelancyWay-Bills, ’ BRED HORSS WIN stan for Mares this seaon, at Dell’s Ranch, midway on the main ‘road between Red Bluff and Te * up to August ist. Terms—$100 Per season. —Rifiemaa, b h, bred by Jokn H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855. Got by lurp. Glenens, out ofthe dam Frazier and Marksman gad ——, ra — by Dandrige’s Fearnanght—Imp Janus. 7° ZRoantph was by Sir ‘Aachy. of ‘Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses.(e by imp Sir Haray)g d + B ackburn’s Whip. gg d Maria, by Craig's Alfred. g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. ~ Sumpter was by Sir Archy,-out of a sister to the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, Imp Robm Beadbrenst, ga by Obscurity; ¢ id Slamerkin by Imp Wildair, & gga the mare Cub,impor of Virginia in ne wana Buzzard was imported m_1787 , gotly Wo90d~ E. dam « Dux : Curiosity by Spap ; Regaytrodolphin Arab, "ine canes waa fealed in 1746, and gut by EngJish Janes, dam by Fox, g d by the id Galloway. : Giracos was bred by the Earl of Mee ne in 1831. aad won two thonsand gumeas. Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the Whip. w ich banter met no acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was impo: into the United States by James Jncekreenin-1837--Got Yaga out of T ine. by Tramp; Web. by Waxy + Penelopes by “trampeter ; Prunella, by Higlifiyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank: Spectators dam, by Partner; Bonny Lass, by Bay Balton : Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet 8 Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barbmare. Kifleman, at the State Fair of 1852, took the first premium for thyroagh-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes fer-thorough: breds. apd © COMPETITOr®, Ter PePvonaien ainieonever Hom a distance. can rely upon, thelr stocks. receiving careful and articular attention By “éxperienced men, and Feine: provided with ample enelosed pasturage, and without extra charge, durimg the season, of the best quality, April ist. Red Bluff Marden & Foiger’s WW _CKEBEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! T HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first . clase class Hotels in Sam Franciaeo—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used sf foreign invention to give color or strength but strong enough tostand upon its own merits. —ALSO— a Fresh Califernta Ground SPIGHsS & MUSTARDAre a&iimitted by all to be far supe-rior to imported articlea—and no loss from. pbreaka:e—can be had by ordering Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee “OR SPICES. . From any of the Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coftee and Spice Mills, ‘No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento &. California. N. 8 —Our factory is always open to the in spection of the public San Francisco March 20—tf FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 J. @. DOLL. { —ALSO— 10 VARA LOTS and entire wblecks of. county of San Francisco, on the live of the San Jose Railroad, at the west-end Deg +. fW\ELE Title is absolutely PRRFECT, being ¢ Spanish grant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re spects this title, the city authorities respect _ the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted bya final de~creé and judgment against the City. so that there is noteven a cloud or shadow upon. it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot and not wiawsuit. : Offices No’*19 Nagiee’s buildig, corner Montgomery and Merchant streets, ‘San Franed HARVEY 8 BROWN. is Sainsevain’s Native California Wine: rE‘ ERE undersigned desire to inform the public I that they are now bottling some of their best wines from ‘their celebrated A Vineyard of El Aiiso, at Les Angeles Thavkfat for tue liberal patronage bestowed by discerning public during the last six years, we bey to assure our customers that they may rely upon obtaining as heretofore, wines of nuexcep~ tionable qualit’, ges ay: 8 Sainsevaius’ Extra White Wine, Sainsevains’ Extra Angelica Wine, Sainsevains’ Port Wine, Sainsevaine’ Madeira Wine, 4 Sainsevaims’ Wine Bitters. These wines can. be had of Sainsevain Bros. No 60) Jackson street, San Franeisco . PALMER. HANSCOM & CO,, mio GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!! ' MAxeractene IRON CASTINGS +}, and Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS & @ \A Special Department for Mantel Grates; Stove Works, Caldrons, etc. etc. ‘Meath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Pranciseo, March 27th—6m ALEXANDER BUSWELL. pare Bookbinder, Pa and Blank Book Man eturer, 517 Clay'and 514. Commercial streets, between ee? and Sanec me. San Franeis co. Binding of every deseription neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound toary bag OW ” je22~ tern. G@ou QUARTZ SUITABLE ss WAN BED? : FoR jist co panna Nevada’ county. for ‘Twenty f ere, ° RM WN, SP. A true copy attest, Milt: Comstsy,@ens » >" ec ees . api23” «467 Pine street, Gan Francie’ WiPe.Qicre mM bce May § » beautiful Garden Land, in th > city and. , Nos. 19 and 2 First Street. Ruler _ pee Raph things but at the risk of the owners. . . “a

4 Fs é 4 ; i Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. moved without injury or defacement.of the bond, troller of state with the number and amount of } 3 --three, and. the Pamb; and Blind, the Treasurer of the State shall cause 49 he piepared suitable bonds of the State of California, rita. (re AN ACT To Providé Botds fer completing the . " Approved April 27th, 1863. 4 hee People of the State of California, represented In Senate and Assembly, Jo enact as follows : ~y Bonds. SnoTION 1e For the purpose of completing and furnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, earing interest at the rate r cent perannum. payable sem i-annuand the first day ce of the ‘Treasur,of seven illy, on the first day of Januar of Jnly_of.cach year, &t the er of the State. ke in, —~ Form of Bonds. ~~ Seo 2. The said b ndsshall be signed by the Governor, and countérsigned by the Jontroller, and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed thereto, and shall. date from the first day of Julv, A Dp, 1864, and be made payable at the office of the Treasurer of atate within twenty days after the date of their issue. ; Coupons for Interest, . Sxo.3. The-coupons for interest shall be attached to each bond, so that each one may be reorthe remaining coupons. The said coupous shall be consecutively numberéd. and wigned by the Treasurer of state, and shml represent the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. ‘Record of Bonds —~ Amount to be issued. $xc.4. The Treasurer shall fiirnish the Coneach bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named officers shall keep a careful and correet recordof the number and denomination of each bond issue@ under this, Act, the whole amountof which bonds to be styled thr ‘*Asytum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-ffve thousand dollars ($75,000.] " ° Appropriation. Anc, 6 Thesum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriates from the Fund arising from the sale of the “Asylum fion ja.’ to pay such ex penses as may be incurred by the ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. : Tax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxo.6. For.the payment of the principal and 4ntereat of the “Asylum Bonds’ authorized by this Act, there shail be levied, on the first Monday in March Ab, eighteen hundred and sixty four, and each year thereatter. until the intercst and principal of said bonds shall be fully paid, an annual tax of three-fourths of one -per cent on each ove hundred dollars of value of all the taxable property in this state, which tax shall be as~ sessed and collected as other state taxes, and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a und, to be designat d the + Asylum Bond Redemption. and Intercat Fand,’* to be applied gry to the payment of the interest of the ‘Asylum Ronda,” aud for the redemption. of the same ; and thé faith ofthe state of California is hereby. pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and interest of the said **Arydum bonda,’’ : Surplus in Asylum Fund. NEC. % «Whenever, on the first day of January or the first of July’ of any year, there. remAite in the ‘Asylum Bond and Redemption Intorest Fund,” a surplas of five thou. and dollars, or more, alter the payment of interest as . hereln provided, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer of jtate to advertise ten days In one daily newspaper published in the City of Sacyamento, and in one daily newspaper published tn the City of Sau Francises, for sealed proposals to be opened one month after the expiration of the time of publication, in presence of the Governor, State Controller, and Treasurer, wt the Treasurce’s office, for the surrender of Asylum Wonds; and the advertisement shall atate the amount of moneys inthe Fund to be acute for the redemption of thé raid bonds. and the lowest proposals for surrender shall be pe at such rates, not exece ling par value, aa will redeem the largest amountof bonds, antil the moncy in the Fund is exhausted. Treasuier to Report Monthly Sne.8 The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of intereat paid and bonds redeemid, and render the same to the Controler monthly, and it shall be hisduty to pay the interest on the said bonds, when the same falls due, from the Fuad provided by this Act, Notice for Sale of Bonds —Proriso. Sno. 9 When this Act shall have been ratified by avote ofthe people, as hereinafter pro« vided, the 'Freasurer of State shail advertise twenty days in one daily nawepapef published iu the City of Sacramenty, and in one daily newspaper published in the City of Ssn Franclaco, for sealed paoposals for the purchase ol the whole or any portion of the ikestam Bonds,’ andonthe day named ip the advertisement for vpening sald proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the Treasurer of State, in. pr: sence of the Governor, Cofitroller,.and Treasurer, und the sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shail be aceepted at more than’tenper cent discount upon the umount represented by the bonds bid for; and any, portion of the amount of bonds authorized’ to iasue under this Act which shall not be dis vored of by bid es above provided, shall be sold try the Treasurer of otete. with the apyroval of -the Governor and Controller; Proviben, that no‘agle shalt be made-at_more than ten p recent digvount upon the amount represented by the bond@’ so sold, with the interest which may be due and represented by. coupons at the time of _ eae gale; and all sales shall be made for gold eolnof.the United States. and the proreeds shal! iso a¥t Apart in the Treasury, and conatitate the. Blind Asylum Building Fund." Erection and fareiehieg Asylum. Seo. 10. The Trustecs of the Deaf, numb, and lind Asylum, upon approved plang and specifieations, which shail be filed in the office of the Seeretary or State, shall contreet wpon surcties, which shall be appr svetlby the Governor, for the erection and durnishing of the Asylum ina complete manner; PROVIDED, ft shall not, involve more expenditure than wilt be covered by the amount realized from the sale o: the Asylum bonds isaued under this Act. poe Claims to be Certified, ete. e Ste 11. Al€ claims for material, labor, and eharges, incurred in constructing and furnishing the Deaf, Pumb, and Blind Asylum, in-aecord: ee? with the plans above mentioned, shall ‘t certified by the Board of Trustees, and upow ap prayed by the Board of State Examiners, the ontrdller of State shall draw lis warrant for the amount of such claim im favor of the person or persous to whom it ts due, and the Trowsurer of State alvabl wr the same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fund. ia Aet to be submiited to a Vote at Eleetion-of _ September, 1363. Sec. 12. This Act-shall be submitted to the ere of the State for ratification at the general lection, to be held oa the first Wednesday of September, a. b. eighteen hundred and sixty—qualitiet eleetora of this State will, aj paid elevtion, on their ballets for State officera, vote cither for or against ‘this Act: .mons be had by publication -publ'shed in Nevada} Act,” and those were ae lhave written or voting against the same sha printed on their ballots the words * Against Asylum Building Act.” ‘ Proclamation of Result. Src, 13.° The vetes for and against this Act shall be eanvassed, returned. aud delar.d, in the same manner and subject to the same rules as votes east tor Treasurer of State ; and if it appear that a majority of all the votes east for and against this Actas aforesaid are in favor of the’ same, then’ it shall have immediate effect, and the Governor shall make proclama*ion thereof accordingly, and the Treasurer of state shall proceed aa above directed to ey bo for the preparation and sale of the bonds lierein authoriz ed; but should a majority of votes be given, against the Aet, then it shail be void and of no eheet. Sreey: ‘ . Peblication by Secretary of State.. Sc. 14. The Secretary of State shall cause this Act to be published in owe newspaper in eich Juditial District, if-one be published there— ceding the first Wednesday of September, A Deiyhteen hundred and sixtv-three. at such rates of advertising as are maintained by the papers in which the same may be published; PROV! DED, they do not exceed the rates fixed for State printing. : Skc. 156 Section fourteen, of this Act shall take eflect immeately. -. * ; 4 UMMONS.—3tate of California. county of 3) Nevada, township of Little Yerk In Justice’s Court, before R. MeGoun, J. P. The peole of the State of California to Thos. Johnson. ou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on. the lat duy of August, A. D 1863, at 10 o'clock. A. M., ta anewer unto the complaint ef Daniel « oon who demands of you the sum of one hundred and sixty eight 50-100 dollars, balance due on account for labor as‘ per account now on file in my. office, when judg ment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer, Given under my hand this Ist cay of July, A.D. 1663. R McGOUN, Justice of the Pence. A true copy attest Milt.Comba, Cea. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant herein, ‘Rhos Johnson. is now absent fromthis county, and it appearing likewise thata cause of action exists In favor of plaivtiff and against defenuant. itis hereby ordered that service of the above sunt in the Nevada TRANSORP TS 3 eounty for thirty days next agers ; R.-MeGOUN, J. P. A true éopy attest Milt. Combs, Con. YONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an y Executionto me delivered, issued out of the court of Ira Stanley, Keq , an acting justice of the Peace, in andfor the county atoresaid, bearing date June 29th, i8?3, to satisfy a jJuvegment rendered by said Stanley on the 9th day of May 1868, in favor-of Briggs.& Co.and against David Bioss and Michaedi Quim for the. sum of Three Hundrea and ‘I'wenty and 60-100 dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execution. and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described proper ty to-wit: One certain set of Mining claims, known as Bloss & Quinns’ diggings together with al] toola and water ditches and water rights, thereunto belonging. fYaid property being situate on the Middle Yuba River, two miles above the mouth of Wolf. creek, in said county, at Moore’a lat, Nevada county, on Saturday the 25th day of July, 1863, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. Meayd 4 o’clock, P.M, Taken as the property of David Bloss and Michael Quim to satisfy the above demands and acvruing costs. 0. D. BABCOCK. const. > 'YUMMONS.—State of California, eounty of ») Nevada,ss. Distriet Court of the i4th Judi-, cial Distaist of said state, The People of the State of California to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby surhmoned to appear and answer to the complamut of Isaac Gill, Plaintiff, filed ngainat you, Agnes Gull, Defendant, with inten days from the service of this writ, ifserv edon youin tais county, within twenty davs if served on in this District-and out of this county and within forty days if seryed on you in this state and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 6th day of July, 1863, in said Court. wherein p aintiff prays ir a decree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony between eaid plaintiffand you be dissotved and that ptaintiff be reatored to all the rights of an unimarried person. And .you are hereby notided that if you fall to answer said eomplaint as herein direcied plaintiff will take judgment against youthercfer by detault, together with all costs of suit. and alsodemend of the court “such other relief aa ia prayed (or in sald complaint In testimony whercof Ll. Rou. Farqu har, clerk of the District Court aforesaid ! do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said court at o da, this 7th day of July 1803. cein the city of NevaR. Hy FARQUHAR, clerk, geal ? — By order of Hon, T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid. Attest, R. H FARQUHAR, élerk, Hawley & Gaylord Pla’ ffs Atty. YUMM@ONS.—State of California, c6unty of \) Nevada, township‘of Little York, before R. MeGoun, J. P. The peopleof the State of Cal ifornia to Thomas Johnson. You are hereby. summoned tu appear betore me at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on th@lat day of Auguat, A.D, 1863, at 10 e’el’k A.M., to answer unto the complaint of D. A. Nims. who demands of youthe sum of one hundred and wt seven 26 100 dollars balance due on account for labor as per account Tw on file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you fer the said amount, together with costes aud_damages, if_you fail to appear andan swer. Given uider my hand this ist day of July, A.D. 18 3. R. McGOUN, UV. P. A tiue-copy attest Milt.Combs, Con. — It appearing uvon affidavit to the satisfacton ofthe Court that the defendant herein, Thos Johnson is now nbsent from thie county, andit appearing likewise that a cause of action exists in favor of plainthf and against defendant, it is i» hereby ordered that service of theabove sum mons be had by publication in ithe Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper published in Nevada county for thirty days next ensuing. R. MecGOUN, J. P, A true copy attest Milt Combs, Con. LY there ecules Gane co-partnership heretofore existing between B. F. Spence and L. C Wickes is this day dissolved by mutaal conr@at. Pefsons hiving any unsettled .basiness with the tate flim will call and settle imme diately with either of the undersigned. K. FL SPENCE, L. C.WICKKs. Nevada. June 9th, 1963. EB. F. Spence will continue the D business at the old stand, and give his individual attention to it. jio DISSOLUTION. . , OTICE ishereby given that the coy artnership heretofore existing between the under & Co. iu the book and stationery basiness, this day @issolved by mutual consent. e Yr. Church, having purchased the taterest of T. M. aud: 1. J. Role in the took store, will hereafter coudaet the basit.ess on his own ageount, and will alee pay all debts atid/reeci ve all monies due the firm. A. By CHURCH yA: KOLFE. BULFK. ~ those voting for tite: salve shall have written or printed ‘on fusis ballowe.for State omeers the . Nevada, May 20, 1808) A. Js in. thrdughout the State, for-three months pre-y signed, under the firm ad name oi A. P. Church. \ HERI F’S SALE—By virtue of an exe ‘S entionto me delivered issued « ut of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, bearitig date June Ist. A. D.963, in favor of Thomas Sexton and against Geo. P. Dalton and Christopher Dalton, for tne dus of $2./67 26. debt, with interest on the sur of $1,240 from fhe 3eth.ay of May. 1563, . at the rate of one per cept per month on $1,058 30 from said date at legal interest, and on $425 95 from said date, at one-and cand--a~? alf per cent per month—said last two of above named amcunts to be paiaor eolleeted in gold, including the in terest thereon, togethcr with all costs of suit,— I have levied npon the following described property which was heretofore attached, to wit: All the right. title ana interest ot said deten dante in and to that certain brick store and. lot upon which the same is situated, located on the west sile of Mill street, in the village of Grass Valley, Nevada county. Also that certain frame house and lot loeated.on Church etreet. in said town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, directly back Uf or in the rear of said brick store and oc-cupied-by-Enes-Sexton,together with all the rights, privileges and «appurtenances, thc reunto. belongin; to any and all-of the above described property. "i j ” Noticeie hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to thr highest bidder for casti, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TULSDAY, July 21st, 1863, between the hours of ¥,o’clock, A. M and 4 o’clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this Ist day of June, Ae De 1863." Kf W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T. P. Hawley, Pift’s Att’y. “HERIFF’s SALE —Whereas on the 8th AD dey of June 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Ulistriet Court of the i4th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against W. O’Donnell et aland in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum

0 teen Hundred & si <ty threedollars, principal debt, with interest en= the prin-ipat” tthe rate of -14¢ per cent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit. And ‘whereas, on the said oth ‘day .of June; A.D. 1863. it was. ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff's compla nt be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of tne certain quartz mines or lodes and mill premises described as follows, to wit:, The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Coss ledge. Also the the, ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz quartz ledge kav wn as the Homeward Bound. “Also the quartz ledge known as the O’Donnell lead. Alwo the undivided three fiftes of that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, in the vicinity of Wentworth's saw mill and known and designated as the quartz mill of the Hibernia Co., and all of safd described quartz lodes or ledges, being situate in ornear Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, State of California, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and sod to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof @pliad to the payment of said.sums of meney as aforesaid. i Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale, all. the -abeve described , roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, July 2st, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and4 P. M. Giveg under my hand, this 20th day of June A BD. 183. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Piff’s Atty. , \ONSTABLE SAUB.—By virtue -of an exceution tu me delivered, issued from the Court of Robt. MeGoun,. Kaq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date June 15th, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12h day of June, A. De 1863, in iavor of John Der hem aad against B. L. Remington, for the sum of ($160) One Huncred aud Sixty Dollars principal and $.2 55 costs of. suit, . have taken in executionand will sell te the highest bidder for cash the following described property heretofore attached June Sth, 1863, to wit: All the right, title and ‘mterest of B. L. Remington, of inand to that certain mining claim situated at Bunker Hill near the town of Red Dog, and known as the Star of the West company’s ecluumea, together with all theappurtenances thereuato belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notice is hereby givea that I wiil sell the aboye described »rop rty at publicauction at Red tog, on the !6'h day vf July, A. D. 1863, between the hours of 9o’elock A. M. and 6 o’clock Pp. M. of said days ‘TTaken’as the property of B. L. Kem ington tc satisly the above demands and accruing costs. : Witness my hand this 20th day of June, A. D. 1863. MILT. COMBS. Constable UM Wo NS. —sia © of California, county o Nevada, 8a, , District Cour: of the Mth Judi eial—District of said.State. The People of the State of Celifornia. to Henry Stede Greeting: Youare hereby sammoned to appear ahd an awer to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharine Schnet ler,filed against you, within ten days from the service of this writ, if sefved on in this county, within twinty days if served on you in this District, and out of this county and within 40 days if servedon you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 3rd day of March. A. D., 1868, in said platotiffs pray judgment sgainst you in the sum of $340 72 with intercat thereon, at 10 per cent per annum from Noy. 10th 1862; alleged to be due and owing them from you on acertain promissory note made by yéu and delivered to them. All of which is more fully set forth’id complaint to this action on file herein. »e And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said Complaint as herein directed, Plaintiffs will takeJudgement against you therefor by deftult, togcther with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said'Complaint a lu testimony whereof 1, R. H. Farqu} seal tar Clerk of the: District Court afore said. do hereunto'aet-my hand and impre@s the seal of the.said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this th day of April A.‘p. 1865. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy __ By orderof the fon. 'T. B. MeFarland, Jucze of the District Court aforesaid. A true copy attest: _s = ag RQUHAR., Clerk. : ¥G ..Farquhar, Deputy. Searla & Niles, Piffe’ A en 7 “NPaTi OF CAL Arun wha. Guus uF 9 Nevada. In Probate Court. Inthe mutter of the Katate of David Shrum, deceased. On reading and filing the: petition of Mathew Cramer, one of the k-xecutors of the last Will of David Shrum, deceased, setting forth that all debts of said estate have been fully paid aud that there is in the hands of tae Exeeutors oF said Ketate the sum of $3.952 subject to distribution in ‘accordance with the last Will of deceased, and praying for a partial distribution of said estate among the persons entitled thereto. It is now therefore ordered tliat all persona interested jn the estate of avid Shrum, deceased. be and appear before the Probate Court in and tor Nevadac: unty on the 13th day of July, 1863. at-i@-o’ecloek, A. M ofthat day, and then and there show cause why av orderof partial dist:ibution should not be made among devisers of the said David Shrum, deceased, according to*aw. It is further ordered tliat a copy Of this order be published -for four Rue essive weeke before the i3th.day-of Dulyy 102, in the DAILY MOKNING TRANSCRIPT a daily . newspaper published in the city and county of Nevadw: ’ ~S. NILES, . cae > Witwess my hand and seal of sail court Yseat anis eh of June, 1863. ledge known as the Gold Ledge No: 2. Also they ILL, on and after the court, wherein } a! Job Printing O'fice Commercial ‘Street. Every kind of Printing neatly and prompt-: " ly evecuted—such as Pagters, ae ‘ 4 OR An Programmes, ae “3s da-Heads, Cards; Cireulars, Receipts, ‘ Checks, ; Hand bills, ‘Labels, Blanks. ~ Panmphiets, Briefs, Books, Ball Tickets, Certificates, a&e. &c, THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to : Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mincs The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, 20th of May, 1812, make fH regular rats aa trips, from sae: DOWNIEVILLE to Sen Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steam oat Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hill and Virginia city. ~ Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and F'riday. Passengers traveling this route will have--but twenty-seven miles.of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir inia City, passing through asuceession of val eys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world; vie atthe Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs. or Geyscrs in True kee eadows, the greates @of the natural curiosities 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 guarantev every facility to those who desire to make a pleasantand speedy journey. r At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines te ¥ ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT . MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. Pioneer ' FOR SALE. At Lake City--«Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offera for vale cheap her Kullding, used for a Grocer Store and residence, together with a lot and stable. The building is of Sear rood size and situated in the best part ef the town—opposite the place of Henry Arnold. Any one wishing to eugage in buyineas in this section Of county will do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire of O_E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co's. on Broad street, Nevada ajeatt £. NOTICE. Ceoneolidated Gold, Sitver and Copper : Mining Company. TOTICEH ia herelfy given that an assesement of two dollars ($2.00) per share (-0 cts per foot.) bas this diy been levied by the Trustees of the sbove company. payable forwith at the office of the Secretary. KE. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May &th, 183, Seeretary. \UMMONS.—State of California, County of . Ne) Nevada, Township of Little York, ss. In Justice's Court, before R. McGoun J PP. The People of the State of Culifornia to Thos. Johnjson. You are-hereby summoned to ayipear before me at my office in the townéhip of Little -York. in the county of Nevada, on the 7th day of July, A+ D. 1863, at 10 o’elock A, M,, to answer unto the corsplaint of N. Dodge. who demands of you the sam of one hundred and six 6 100 dollars due on book account as per account now on file iu my office, when judgmeut will be teken against yon for the suid amount, tegether with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and anawer Given under my haad, this 16th day of June, a. D. 1863. R. MeGOUN, Justice of Peace A true copy attest Milt. Combs, Constable. It ap: ng upon affidavit to the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson, is now absent from this couuty, and itappearing hkewiee that a cause of action exists in favor of pl intiff and against defendant, ‘ht is ordered that service: be had by publieatiow in the Nevapa TRANSCKIPT, g.gigws . . by-Kodolph, . ted by Col. DelancyWay-Bills, ’ BRED HORSS WIN stan for Mares this seaon, at Dell’s Ranch, midway on the main ‘road between Red Bluff and Te * up to August ist. Terms—$100 Per season. —Rifiemaa, b h, bred by Jokn H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855. Got by lurp. Glenens, out ofthe dam Frazier and Marksman gad ——, ra — by Dandrige’s Fearnanght—Imp Janus. 7° ZRoantph was by Sir ‘Aachy. of ‘Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses.(e by imp Sir Haray)g d + B ackburn’s Whip. gg d Maria, by Craig's Alfred. g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. ~ Sumpter was by Sir Archy,-out of a sister to the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, Imp Robm Beadbrenst, ga by Obscurity; ¢ id Slamerkin by Imp Wildair, & gga the mare Cub,impor of Virginia in ne wana Buzzard was imported m_1787 , gotly Wo90d~ E. dam « Dux : Curiosity by Spap ; Regaytrodolphin Arab, "ine canes waa fealed in 1746, and gut by EngJish Janes, dam by Fox, g d by the id Galloway. : Giracos was bred by the Earl of Mee ne in 1831. aad won two thonsand gumeas. Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the Whip. w ich banter met no acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was impo: into the United States by James Jncekreenin-1837--Got Yaga out of T ine. by Tramp; Web. by Waxy + Penelopes by “trampeter ; Prunella, by Higlifiyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank: Spectators dam, by Partner; Bonny Lass, by Bay Balton : Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet 8 Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barbmare. Kifleman, at the State Fair of 1852, took the first premium for thyroagh-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes fer-thorough: breds. apd © COMPETITOr®, Ter PePvonaien ainieonever Hom a distance. can rely upon, thelr stocks. receiving careful and articular attention By “éxperienced men, and Feine: provided with ample enelosed pasturage, and without extra charge, durimg the season, of the best quality, April ist. Red Bluff Marden & Foiger’s WW _CKEBEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! T HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first . clase class Hotels in Sam Franciaeo—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used sf foreign invention to give color or strength but strong enough tostand upon its own merits. —ALSO— a Fresh Califernta Ground SPIGHsS & MUSTARDAre a&iimitted by all to be far supe-rior to imported articlea—and no loss from. pbreaka:e—can be had by ordering Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee “OR SPICES. . From any of the Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coftee and Spice Mills, ‘No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento &. California. N. 8 —Our factory is always open to the in spection of the public San Francisco March 20—tf FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 J. @. DOLL. { —ALSO— 10 VARA LOTS and entire wblecks of. county of San Francisco, on the live of the San Jose Railroad, at the west-end Deg +. fW\ELE Title is absolutely PRRFECT, being ¢ Spanish grant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re spects this title, the city authorities respect _ the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted bya final de~creé and judgment against the City. so that there is noteven a cloud or shadow upon. it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot and not wiawsuit. : Offices No’*19 Nagiee’s buildig, corner Montgomery and Merchant streets, ‘San Franed HARVEY 8 BROWN. is Sainsevain’s Native California Wine: rE‘ ERE undersigned desire to inform the public I that they are now bottling some of their best wines from ‘their celebrated A Vineyard of El Aiiso, at Les Angeles Thavkfat for tue liberal patronage bestowed by discerning public during the last six years, we bey to assure our customers that they may rely upon obtaining as heretofore, wines of nuexcep~ tionable qualit’, ges ay: 8 Sainsevaius’ Extra White Wine, Sainsevains’ Extra Angelica Wine, Sainsevains’ Port Wine, Sainsevaine’ Madeira Wine, 4 Sainsevaims’ Wine Bitters. These wines can. be had of Sainsevain Bros. No 60) Jackson street, San Franeisco . PALMER. HANSCOM & CO,, mio GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!! ' MAxeractene IRON CASTINGS +}, and Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS & @ \A Special Department for Mantel Grates; Stove Works, Caldrons, etc. etc. ‘Meath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Pranciseo, March 27th—6m ALEXANDER BUSWELL. pare Bookbinder, Pa and Blank Book Man eturer, 517 Clay'and 514. Commercial streets, between ee? and Sanec me. San Franeis co. Binding of every deseription neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound toary bag OW ” je22~ tern. G@ou QUARTZ SUITABLE ss WAN BED? : FoR jist co panna Nevada’ county. for ‘Twenty f ere, ° RM WN, SP. A true copy attest, Milt: Comstsy,@ens » >" ec ees . api23” «467 Pine street, Gan Francie’ WiPe.Qicre mM bce May § » beautiful Garden Land, in th > city and. , Nos. 19 and 2 First Street. Ruler _ pee Raph things but at the risk of the owners. . . “a