July 23, 1863 (4 pages)

AN ACT 1" Provide Boudsfer completing. the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. Approved April 27th, 1863. ei rf'HE People of the State of California, repre[ sented in Senate and Assembly, Jo enact ds ' follows: = . = Bonds. : “uction 14 For the purpose of completin ‘ud fornishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Damb, and Blind, the Treasurer of the State hill cause to be Ag suitable bonds of the State of California,. bearing interest at the rate a of peven per cent per annum, payable scmmi-annualy, on thie first day of Januar and the first day of July of eachsyear, at the office of the Treasurcrofthe State. ~~ Form of Bonds. Sxc.2, The said bonds shall bes _ Goyernor, and eountersigned by the eet and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shal have the seal of the state affixed therete, and shalt date from the first day.of July, A D, 1864, and be made payable at the office of the Treasurcer of state within twenty days after the date of their issue. med by the Coupons for Interest, Suc. 3. The coupons forinterest shall be attuched to each bond, so thac each one may be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe remaining coupons. The said coupous shail be consecutively numbered, and signed by the Treasurer of state, and shail represent. the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. . Record of Bond? —Amount to he issued. Sxe.4. The Treasufer shall furnish the Controller of state with the number and aniount of ‘ each bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named officers shall keep a careful and cor-reot recordof the number and denomination of each ‘bond issued under this Act, the whole -amount.of which bonds to be styled the ‘*Asylum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-ffye thousaud dollars ($75,000. ] ; Appropriation. Src, 5. The sum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriated, from the Fund arising from the sale of the Asylum Bonda,” to pay such ex penses as may be incurred by thé ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. ‘fax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6, For the payment ofthe principal.and interest of the “‘Asylam Bonds” authorized by thiis Act, there’bhall-be levied; on the first Monday in March Ap, eightcem hundred and sixty four, aud each year thereatter, until the interest and principal of said bpnels sliall be fully paid, an annual tax of thrée-fourths’ of one per cent on each ove hundred dollarsof value of allthe taxable property in thia state, which tax. shall be assosyed und collected-as other étatc taxes, and by the 'freasurvr of State set apart'in a Fund, to be designated the.**Asylum Bond. Kedemption und taterest Fund,’* to beapplied exclusively to the payment of tho interest of the ‘Asylum (torida? nad for the redemption of the same ; and the faith ofthe State of California is hereby pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and interest of the said. '*Arsy— jum bonds.’’ Surplus in Asylum Fund. Sic. 7. Whenever, on the first day of Jauuary or the first of July of any year, there remains in the ‘Asyluni Bond and Redemption Interest Fund,’ a eurplies of five thon-aad dollura, or more, after.the payment of intercst as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the Vreasurer of 3tate to advertise ten days in one duily newspaper pnblished in: the City of Sacramento, and tn one daily newspaper published in the. City of San Franelaco, for sealed propo-: saly to be opened one month after the expiratiem of the time-of publication, In presence of the Governor, State Controller? and Treasurer, at the Yreasurer’s office, for the surrender of ‘Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys in the Fund to be upplied for the redemption of the said bonds, and the lowest proposals. for surrender shall be accepted at euch rates, Rob exceeding par value, aa will redeem the largest amount of bonds, ute til the money In the Fand is exhausted. ‘ Treaguser to Report Monthly SiC. & Khe Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account. of interest paidand bonds redeemed, and’ render the same to the Controier monthly, and it shall be his duty to pay the interest on the sald bonds, when the gare falls due, from the Fuud provided by this: Aut. f Notice for Salo of Bands—Proviso. Sec. % When this Act shall have been raflfled by avote ofthe people, as hereinafter pro‘yidou, the Treasurer of State shall advertise . twenty days in one daily newspapef published in the City of Sacramenty, aud in one daily newapaper published in the City of Ssnrancisoo, tor scaled puoposals for the purchase ol tho whole or apy portion of the Asylum Bonds,’ andonthe day named in the advertisement for o. can. said aay osals, they shall be opened at the ofltec of the Treasurer of State, in presence of he Governor, Controller, and Treasurer, unithe. sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shalt be aceeptod at more than ten per ceut discount upen the amount represented by the bonds bid fof; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act which shall not be dis vosedof by bides above provided, shall be sold by the Treasurer of State, with the approval of the Governor ay Controller; PkoyipED, that no auleshall beawnade at More than ten. perv cent “«tiseount upon the amount represented by the bonds so Sold, with the interest which may be cue and represented by coapous at the time of seh ; andt-alt sates shall be made for rold cvigof the United States. aud the proceeds shall yet the ‘Treasury. and constitute the “tint Asyhua Building Fund."? Erection and Furnishing Asylum. Sxec. 10. Lhe Trustees of the Deat, pumb, and iva Asylum, upon approved plans and speciticailowa. which shall he filed in the office of the Se ry or State,,shall coutraet. upon surcties, which shall be approved by the Gevernor, for thoarection and furnishing of the Asylum. ina complete manner; PROVIDED, 1 shall not invoive more expenditure than wilt be covered by.) the amount realized from the sale o/ the Asylum Douds issued under this Act. .> Claims to be Certified, ete. SeC 11 All claims for material, Inbor, and charges, incurred in constructing and furnishing. the Deaf, Dumb, aud Blind Asylam, in accerdwnce with the plans above meutioned, shall be eortified by the Board of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board of State Examiners, ‘the Controfer of Stato shall draw his warrant for ‘the amount of syeh claim in favor of the person «wr persons to Whong it fs duc, and the Treasurero? Stateshall Ry the game frem the Blind Asylam Byilding Pung. --e" 2s tet to be Submitted to @ Yate et Election of . voting : ‘printed on_ their of advertising as are maintained b: You are hereby summoned to appear before me ' A.trie copy attest Milt. served on you fn this ‘ifornia toThomas rly, A.D. 1883. vof the w “Por Asy Building Act,” and those bt against same shall haye written or H, pee the words “Against Asylum B n ! —— * Prénldietion of Result. . . Sxc, 13. e vetes for and against this Act shall be eanv: returned, delared, in the. game manner ‘and subject to the same rules. as votes cast for Treasurer. of State ; and. if, it appeur that a majority of all the votes cast for and against this Act as aforesaid are in favor of the same,then it shall have immediate effect, and the Governor shall make proclamation thereof accordingly. and the ‘Treasurer of State shall proceed us above direeted to provide for the preparation and sale of the bonds herem atthorized: but should a majority of votes“be given — the Act, then it shall pe void and.of no effeet. ee : Publication by Secretary of State. Sxc. 14. The Secretary of State-shall cause this Act.to_ be-published in one newspaper—in . ] each Judicial District, if one be published there in. throughout the State, for three months preceding the first Wednesday of September, Apeighteen hundred and sixtv-three, at such rates ; j the papers in which the tame may be published; rroviDED, they do not exceed the rates fixed for State printing. . SEC. %5. Seetion fourteen of this Act shall take effect immediately. \UMMONS.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Little York , In Justiee’s Court, before R. McGoun, J. P. The peoi of the State of California to ‘Rhos. Johnson. at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on the Ist day 6f August, A. Db 1863, at 10-0’elock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint ef ‘Daniel Goon whe 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 judgment will be taken nst you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and: answer, Given under my hand this ist a, of July, A. D. 1863. ; R. MecGOUN, JuStice of the Peace. attest Mift.C s, Coa. It appear upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the deféndant herein, Thos, Johnson, is now absent from this county, and it appearing likewise thata cause of action exists In favor of plaintiff and against defenaant, itis hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by publication in the Nevada ‘TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper -published in Nevada eounty forthirty days next ensuing. ie oun, ae FP, A true copy ng R. McG Combs, Con. \ONSTABLE’S SALE,.—By virtue of an J Execution to me delivered, issued ont of the court of Ira Stanley, ksq , an-acting justice of the Peace, in and for the county atoresaid, bearing date June 29th, 1863, to satisfy'a juvgment rendered by said Stanley on the 9th day of May 1863, in favor of Briggs &Co and against David Blossand Michael Quim forthe sum of Three Hundred and Twenty and 60-100.dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit I have taken. in Execution. and will sell to the h‘ghest bidder for cash, the following, described property te-wit: One certain set of Mining claims, knewn as Bloss & Quinns’ diggings together with all toola and water ditches and water rights, thereunto belonging. Said property beiny situate on the Middle Yuba River, two miles above the mouth of Wolf creek, in said eounty, at Moore's Flat, Nevada county, on Saturday the 25th day of July, 1863, between the hourg of 0 o’elock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, vr. M, Taken athe property ef David Blossand Michael Quim to satisfy the above demands and ac-ruing costs. ° : O, D. BABCOCK, const. ‘UMMONS,—State of California, county of > Nevada,ss. Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial Distais®of said state. The People of the Btate of California to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appent and answer to the complaint of Isaae Gill, Plaintiff, filed against you,Agnes Gill, Defendant, within ten daya from the service of this writ, ifsery edon you in tals a a within twenty davs if s District and out of this oat and within fort ig if served 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.aintif€ prays aor a-deeree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony between said plaintiffand you be dissotved and that piaintiff be reatored to all the rights of an unmatried. person. And you are hereby , notified that if*youfafl to anawer said complaint as herein directed. plaintiff will take judgment b poor youthercfer by detault, together with all costs of suit. and also @emend of the court such other relief as is prayed for in said complaint In testimony @hepeof 1, KR. it. Farqu : har, clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set My hand and impress the seal of the said court at office in the city of Nevada, this 7th day of July 1863. ' K. H. Fanguttan, clerk. ae . seal _—~ Pr order of Hon, T. I. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesnid. Attest, RK. H. FARQUHAR, clerk, Hawley & Gaylord Pta’ffs Atty. “Nevada, township of Little York, before Rh. MeGoun, J. P. The people of the State of CaloOhnson. You are hereby summoned to appear beiore-me at my_office in the township of Little York, eounty of Nevada, on the Ist day of Angust, A. p. 183, at 10 o’el’k A.M., to answer unto the complaint of D. A. Nims, who demands of you the sum of one hundred and bane § seven 26100 dollars balance due on account for labor as per accouat now on file in my office. when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs aud damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given under my hand this Ist day of JuR. McGOUN, J.T’. A-true bis 1 attest AHI. Combs, Con. > — It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfacton ourt that the defendant herein, Thos Jotnson is now absent from this county, andit appearing likewise that a cause of action exists in favor of plaintiff and againet defendant, it is is hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by publication in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a n@wspaper published in Nevada county for thirty days —. . -R. MeGOUN, J. P. A true copy attest Milt. Combs. Con. Bygertt me gy hy SALE.— By virtue of an c soecueon ata tae Suhrered. issued from the Jourtof R. MeGoun, Esq,, an acting Justice ofthe Peace for the unty of Nevatit; bearing date Jaly 6th, 1863. to satisty a judgment rendered by said Court-on the 6th dagof July, a. p. 1863, In favor of Wim. J. Alport & Co, and ‘against Wm. Boyce. for the sum of: $45 00 and $10 % costs of suit, Lhave taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for eash, the following described ‘property, heretofore at tached to wit: All the right, title and interest of said defendant inand to that certain house and lot situated in the town of Red Dog, Ivmg and being between Alport&. Co’s butcher shop, and the house and let owned by H. Stehr, toSena with all the rights and privileges of said efendant in and to said property. “Notice is 3 Gunsen S.—State of California, county of f ~HER tied name Fo irtue of an exeSs sutiodte me delivered lasued cut of the Hon — Court of the ee J mca y sera in = for the county of Nevada is e ne Ist, A. B. 3863, ravor of Th ‘Sexton and against Geo. P. Dalton and Christopher Dalton, for the suni of $2,667 26, debt, with ‘interest on the sum of $1,280 fromthe 20th vay of May, 1863, at the rate of one per eeut per month on $1,058 20 from said daté at legal interest, and on $325 05 from said date, at one and a balfper cent per month—said last two of above named amounts to be paia or collected in gold, including the intergat thereon, together with all costs of suit,— I havé’Févied npon the following described property which was heretofore attached, to wit: All the right, title anc interest of said deten dants in and to. that certain brick store and lot upon which the same is situated, logs on the west side of Mill street, in the vi s Valley, Nevada county. Also that certain frame house and lot located on Church street, in said: town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, directly back of or in the rear of said briek store and oecupied by Tnos. Sexton, together with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to any and alf of. the above described property. > . ; Noticeia hereby given. that I, will expose to publicsale all the above deseribed property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, July 2lst, 1863,between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 4 0’elock, P; M. Given under my hand, this Ist day of June, Ae PD, 1865. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T.P, Hawley, Viff's Att’y. ¥ So {HERIFS’s SALE —Whereas on the Sth i dey of June 1863, final judgment aud decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against W. O'Donnell et atand in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum of Sixtcen Hundred & sixty three dollars, principal debt, with titercst en. the prin-ipal at the rate of 134 per cent per month from the-rendition of judgment until paid, together with.all coats of suit. And. whereas, on the said sth day of June, A.D. 1863. it was ordered and decrecd by the said court that the paortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be: foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of the certain quartz minés or lodes and mill premises descri as follows, to wit: The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Cos. ledge. Also the the ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known as the Gold Ledge No.2. Alsothe quartz ledge kaown as the fiomeward Bound: Also the quartz ledge known as tht O’Donnell lead. Also 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 said described quartzlodes or ledges, being situate in or near Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, State of California, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, d the proceeds thereof applied to the paymenf of said sums of meney as aforesaid.Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale, all the above described y roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, onTuesday, July 2ist, 1863, between the hours of 90’cloek A. M., and4 Pp. Mf Given under my hand, this 20th day of June a D. 1863. N. W. KNOWLYON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Pifi’s Atty. ~ The above sale is postponed till Tocaday July usth, 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff hy A. W. POTTER, Under Sheriff. YU MIMIONS.—State of California, county o ) Nevada, ss, District Court of the 14th Judi¢ial District of said State.: ‘The People of the State of California. t6 Hensy StedeGreeting: You are hereby summoned to appear and an ewer to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharin¢ Schneiler,filed against you, within ten days from the service of this writ, If served on in. this eounty, withintwenty days if served on you in this District, and out of this county and within 40 days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced @n the 3rd day of Mareh, A. bD., 1865, im. said court, wherein plaintiffs pray judgment against you in the sum of $40 72 with interest thereon, at 10 per .cent -dueand owing them from you en a certain’ promissory note made by you and delivered ta them. All of which is more fully set forthin complaint to this action on ile herem. ~~ Ant yout are hereby notified that. if you, fail to answer said Complaint as herein. directed, Plaintiffs will takeFudg ment agaist you there for by default, togcther witir all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said Complaint : “Intestimony whereof i, R. H. -Farquseal : har, Clerk of the District Court afgre—~) said, do hereunto aet my hand; and impress the seal of the said Géuirt, at effice, in the eity of Nevada, this sth day of Ae A. D. 1863: K. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy, —_—_ By order of the Hon. '?. B. MeFarland, Jucze of the District Court aforesaid. A trae copy attest : R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G_K. Farquhar, Deputy. Searls & Niles, Phils’ Attys. t QGuamares SA1,B.— By virtue of an exK) ‘ecution to me detivered, issned out of the Hon. District Court ofthe Mth Judicial District. in and for the count California, bearing date July 6th, 1863, in favor of J Orville Hanna apd against George W. McHardy, for the sam of Mieven Hundred: and Eighty-five 4-100 Dollars, deft, with interest on tne sail sum-of $1,185 04 from theidth day of June 1865. athe pate of ten: per cent r annum, together with all. costs of suit, I ave levied upon allthe right. tithy and interest of defenduntin and’ to the following daseribed -property to wit: That certain lot or par cel. of mining claims situated on San Juan Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county, and known as claims of the-4golden Gate Mining Co: beunded on the west by claims of the Eureka Co. south py claims of Bowen. & Co. together with tunnels, sfulces, rights of way, hydraulics and all appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also that.errtain copper ledge, known as the Green Ledge, Bamboo Co. Iscated In Rough & Ready Township. H~pire Miving Distric’, Nevadaco. Alsoj the Rh {sland ledge—soppe-—located about oné mile in a southerty direction from said Green Ledge, together w'th alldips, angles and varia‘ions to the above ledges belonging. Notice is hereby given that T will expose to pubdlfe sale all the above described property to the highest: bidder for eash, iu front Mf the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Aug 4 1863, between the hours of Ye’elock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. —Gtren under my hand = this tith day of July, 1863. N. W:. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Searls .& Nilea, Pits Att’ys, ‘ » STATE OF 2NO, A SMITH, Dec'd. per annum from Noy. 10th 1862; alleged to be . . of Nevada. State of . . \ONSTABLE’S SA LE— By virtie of. an c; execution to be eer ised from the Justice Courtfof R. McGown Roaape 05 Juscing date July 7th. 18608, to Spots: 7th, * y ndgment rendered by said Court.om the 7th day of July, 1863, in fayor of N. Dodge, and against Thos. Johnson. for the sum of $106 06.debt, and and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following .deseribed property, heretofore-.attached, to wit: All the right, title and interest of Thos. Johnson of in and to that certain set of mining claims. situated at Christmas Hill, near the town of Littic York, and known as the Railread Ce’s. claims, together with flumes, hose, tuols. patent sluice, eabins, quicksilver and ail -appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notiee is hereby given tha I will sell the above described property at public auction at Little York, on Thureday, July 30th, between the hours of 9 o’eloek. A. 3. and 2p.M. aken asthe property of Thos, Johngon MILT. COMBS, Constable. + UMMONS.—State of California, County of 3) Nevada, Township of Euréka, ss. . Justices Court, before Ira stanley; J.P. Lhe People of the State of California, to James Stevens. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday the 17th day of October, 18@3, at 1 o’clock, P. M. to answer to the complaint of C. R. Edwards who sues to recover the sum of twenty-five 55-100 dollars al leged to be due on boek-account for meata sold J and delivered aa per copy ofaccount now on file in my office. On-failure so to appear and “answer, judgment will be@endered against you for .the said pum together with costs of suit. Given under my hand this. 8th duy cf July, 1863 . .IRA STANLEY, Justice of the Peace.O. D. Babcock, Constable. It is orde?ed that the foregding Summons be published in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCKIP? for three months. RASTANLEY, J. Pe RDINANCE No. 72.—The Trustees of the Cityof Nevada do ordain as follows :— Src. ist ~ Ht is hereby ordered that a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied upon every able bodied male inhabitant between the. ages of twentyone and fifty years residing within the eorp>rate hmitsof the city of Nevada, and the Marshal is hereby anthorized to ecmand and Collect thewame. “Passed July 8th, 1843. 2 J. CLARK, “President. ~ James Monro, Clerk. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, ; NEVADA, June Ist, 1863. { L\& persons holding Warrants drawn: on the : General Fund of Nevada county, and registered. between January Ist, 1562 aud July ist, 1862, are requested fo present the same for pavment, Intereston the samé ceases at the date of this advertisement.E. G. WALTE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. : we The fast and splendid steam : ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate day® for San. Fran eiseo, at 2 o’clock P. M. from, tlie foot of Kystrect Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master . willleaveon Mondays, Weducsdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lanoinge— Every Day Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swalloe. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’clock, A.M. ailiaen%s Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice,.the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company willhmake two trips per week to Red Bluff, teayimg this city on Freight received every day. , For frieght or passage by any of the above boats, apply on board, or at the o fthe California —" Navigeen ina eum i on board brig Globe A. REDIN ’ . W.H. TAYLOR. 4 Agents. Sacramento, April [7th—tf ‘ NATIONAL BATHS HAIR. DRESSING SALOOw. fk! undersigned would mform the citizcasof Nevada and vicinity tlfat they have completed a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well knswnestablishment, where the rubliccan be accomme-dated with Raths at all tlacs They also keep eotstantly on hand ‘‘ Dr. Genning’s Keproduetor, , celebrated for its medieal powers over the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandraff and keeps the hair from turning greyPERFUMERY-—A fine assortment on Wand. FISHER & LAMYE, opp. National Exchange A Fine Résidence for Sale! THE fine, large and new residence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristecracy Hillin this city is offered @ for sale on reasonable tering. The fm grounds are ample and cultivated, ee set with trees. shrubs, &e. and the residence itvelfis one of the most commodious ‘ charaetet supplied with every conrenience. Apply te.the owner or at Spence & Wickes’ Store, Broad Street. : Nevada. April Sth, 186%. Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, Fashionable Matter! _ Corner. ef 2d and J ‘Streets, Sac*amento. H4s issued the style of HATS for Spring and Summer wear As this is the Dest place 'iu the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, eallon him and selectonefrom his the larg est stock in thecougtry, atprices Lower tnan at any other housc, N. B,—Orders from the countgy prompaly attended’ to. Large assortment of Ladies’-Furs and Buggy. Robes always on, hand. DR. F. HILLER iomeopathic Physician and Surgeon ‘YE FICE, corner of Pine and Broad ‘Streets, Flagg’s Buitding, (up s¢‘airs. DR.HILL ) ; ER pay s pavticularly attention to near Midwifery. and all Gmenens ef long standing. Nevada. June 18th, 1863. NEVADA ICE COMPANY =— $20 70 costs of suit. 1 hawe taken in execution . . Wednesdays and Saturdays at Zi A.M; THE THOROUGH . BRED HORSE ill stand for Mares this seaFN. Page Doll’s Ranch, inidway on the road between Ked Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. B Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rificmaa, b h, bred by John H. Coopér, of Payette co.,Ky in 1855, Got by. Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier and Marksman by Rodolph, g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of Transport, dam by Haxali’s Moses:(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d by Biackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g g g d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister to ‘the dam. of Thornton’s Kattler, by Imp Kobm Beadbreast, g d by Obscurity, € g Old Siamerkin byt Wildair, egg a he mare Cub,imported by “ol. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported.in 17875 g¢ erker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Spvap 3 Reguaa ; Godolphin Arab, : Imp Janus was fealed im 1746, and gut PY. Eng: lish Janus, dam by Fox, y d by the Galloway. ; fi dicxénn was bred by the Earl of Jersey, in 1831, aad won two thoosand guineas. Ni dlexworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold Cup at Reo al Ascot, and then ¢hallenged for the which banter met no acceptance. He now. ret red trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by Fumes Jacitson. in 1837. Got py Sultan, ‘out -of Trampoline, by Tramp; Web. by Waxy ; Penelope,by Trumpeter ; Prunélia, by Highflyer ; Proriise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank: Specta tor's dam, by Partfler; Bonny Lats, by_ Bay. Balton: Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet's Barb; Piace’s Whiteurk ; “Natural Barb mare. ag Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the first a puss 7 thurough-bred horses,and was entered for th sweepstakes for thorough: breds. and HAD N@-COMPRIITORS. . -X¢p7 Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and particular. attention by experienced men, anid being provided_with ample enclosed pasturage, and witheut extra charge-during the season, of : the best qaality, but at therisk of the owners. : J. @ DOLL, Ked Biaft April ist. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN given GirsPe CASTER would in. => Sims ner > form his friends aad Meee kefic the put'ie generally that he has added extensivel* to his already large and elegant. estublishinent of Horses, Bug~ Stes, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar ‘edto furnish as fine turn-out as can be foundi the State. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddie Horses well oy Sg ie for Ladies or Gentlemen will bs reagy at all times. A long experience in the bus jness and an carnest desire to retain the conti dence of my friends, leads. me to. believe 1 wilt be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on liveryCarriages always in readineas with careful dri vers for the use of parties, Balls, &c. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that t. ose seeking pleasure or engaged ‘on business ‘would do wellto giveme aeall, THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. _ The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas; senger train carrying 3 LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESs, Sez Wo. on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make regular tri-wéeklv trips, from @& . DOWNIEVLLLE to Sierra Valiey,. Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat Spriugs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe-city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Dayteh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginiacity. Leaving the office of Langton’s Pioneer ‘ Express, anti Ay Saag § Monday, Wednesday and Friday. . 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 receiye and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through. a succession of val leys. and over one of the most beantiful naturel roads in the world; omen atthe Hot Sulphur Springs, in Sierra Vailey; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in Truc. kee endows, the gfeatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. ‘ ‘The accotmmodations along this route, fer the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anoth er; there will be po delays, no trouble from snow ; andthe proprietors of the Line guarante every facility to those. who desire to make as,» pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will. be madeswittrother lines to ESMERALDA & THE. HUM30LDT “ MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officcs. — arene? M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STOBAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. &M SACRAMENTO. HAVE made my arrangements to forward ggods to : NEVADA COUNTY, P NEVADA ‘TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND =HUMBOLDT. I have also Agents at the principal Railroad Depots, which will ensure satisfactory. and speedy dispatch of all goods intrusted to m¥ care at the lowest rolling freight. : Mark-your goods “ CARE OF M. G., SAC.” &> To avoid niistakes, send. stcamer receipt Sacramento, s UNDERTAKING. whe. muke to order COVERED .O¥ YI NS atthe foltowing cheat rates : SMALL SIZE, FROM.,....8% to $16 LARGE SIZE. FROM.. Soesesees $10 to $20 GRAVE rENCES, ofevery sty) cheaper than by aa pot in the county. Pee ee Fae DON in _ neatest style 8 an@ ao charge for e ving. Mareh 16. 1361-tt et CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, . STILES UNUER-. TAKER. has on hand and will* furnished ; evati ~Publisi N. P. I Advertisen Job Printir Office—On rT _ Attorne;: ( FFICE Broad a1 N Attorne; FPFICE Broad a ‘ E DISTE 7 ILL} Nevada, O t 5 Attorne: FFICE Broad ai { » Attorne ( FFICE Office o Broad and P Dee. 17—¢ GE In the Grani YOLD Dt ket Rat forwarded fc Mint. no ay ities outa ry ¥ E Neva H. MACKTE, HH. (Suc At the : NOLD D Sight C mento. Kxe in sams tos Advances . Mint for As County Se 5 Aloe ne NEVA ia SoM HE und atreet; ¢ ranta Roti Which will! unknown Persons w tocall Thi in sight of 1 choicest mo Families v them. or pa! are invited t Best Cook 7 the prop: that line h make this a. Nevada, A an 7 = BAII Bre w ry they 19 hou: all v Hive all be and Farnitu o Will at allt market aflo: Will be as or The l oe . Give mea on. Nevada, F q LORI? September, 1asga. hereby given thatJ aviltex Pag W* woult teterm the Fugpie oc, Bevete. i, i: MO bs ; ae se seto public auction . [°, Notice is hereby given: by the undersigned. that we ane prepared er Mi ot ang ae Sioa co 8 wet Dox, Recs bho 5 J ved on of Aus, ee aceaininttater of the above maimed! estate, te the TO FURNISH GOOD ICB House Painting prom ptly attended to. ane ‘on : a . 4 . At Mi Fereditors of, an a persens j air * bs * * . se aa «tection, to be held oa the frat Wedveday of . clock. 1.x of sald day, Taken ae the property ea IO SR Ee es At snr andall times at the moot reasgnanie . Dealetin Papen Mangings, Cartain Fixtures, &¢EP see : ae 6 ve ~ wena few’. r is o Boyce ae the above dont necessary vouchers, within ten raonths ae ie wt the Empire Meat At the food of Broad Btreet, Nevada. Plated iM, at said election, on. their ballots for State . 1883 eswmy hand this 7th day of July, A. D . from the first pydtication of” this notice to the }: oro rap Mi or a ae strect, will receive : 4 mith at sala election on th s for State . 1G. MILT, COMBS, Constable. . undersigutd, at the Antuony House, Roagh & . PTOMPE Attention. W 4S ZED iW care paying $7 per cord ter Gests these yetiug forthe same shall have written or) fj . of Regt icy hoon Really ee FRENOM, sdniu:strator “" J. THOMESON, { Proprietors. 3 whetelt Oak eget — 4 Bong . rented to privted oy their ballots for State omecpsthe Sypeet, Nevada 5a ts apeP a “as tr Nevada, June 30, 1803. : ; ‘J > mys-tf J.B. STONE. . Nevada, April i—tf ne E WE Cali : sa All work ne ‘ Nevada, J . § . s Fi 2 3 ; so ogre 2h : * “ ‘ : f (§ a . ; = ? * \ 5 \" = hg is * < : . \\ a 3g eee ba > a 7 ; z s = = “4 2 ree) 3 “ge -

AN ACT 1" Provide Boudsfer completing. the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. Approved April 27th, 1863. ei rf'HE People of the State of California, repre[ sented in Senate and Assembly, Jo enact ds ' follows: = . = Bonds. : “uction 14 For the purpose of completin ‘ud fornishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Damb, and Blind, the Treasurer of the State hill cause to be Ag suitable bonds of the State of California,. bearing interest at the rate a of peven per cent per annum, payable scmmi-annualy, on thie first day of Januar and the first day of July of eachsyear, at the office of the Treasurcrofthe State. ~~ Form of Bonds. Sxc.2, The said bonds shall bes _ Goyernor, and eountersigned by the eet and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shal have the seal of the state affixed therete, and shalt date from the first day.of July, A D, 1864, and be made payable at the office of the Treasurcer of state within twenty days after the date of their issue. med by the Coupons for Interest, Suc. 3. The coupons forinterest shall be attuched to each bond, so thac each one may be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe remaining coupons. The said coupous shail be consecutively numbered, and signed by the Treasurer of state, and shail represent. the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. . Record of Bond? —Amount to he issued. Sxe.4. The Treasufer shall furnish the Controller of state with the number and aniount of ‘ each bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named officers shall keep a careful and cor-reot recordof the number and denomination of each ‘bond issued under this Act, the whole -amount.of which bonds to be styled the ‘*Asylum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-ffye thousaud dollars ($75,000. ] ; Appropriation. Src, 5. The sum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriated, from the Fund arising from the sale of the Asylum Bonda,” to pay such ex penses as may be incurred by thé ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. ‘fax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6, For the payment ofthe principal.and interest of the “‘Asylam Bonds” authorized by thiis Act, there’bhall-be levied; on the first Monday in March Ap, eightcem hundred and sixty four, aud each year thereatter, until the interest and principal of said bpnels sliall be fully paid, an annual tax of thrée-fourths’ of one per cent on each ove hundred dollarsof value of allthe taxable property in thia state, which tax. shall be assosyed und collected-as other étatc taxes, and by the 'freasurvr of State set apart'in a Fund, to be designated the.**Asylum Bond. Kedemption und taterest Fund,’* to beapplied exclusively to the payment of tho interest of the ‘Asylum (torida? nad for the redemption of the same ; and the faith ofthe State of California is hereby pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and interest of the said. '*Arsy— jum bonds.’’ Surplus in Asylum Fund. Sic. 7. Whenever, on the first day of Jauuary or the first of July of any year, there remains in the ‘Asyluni Bond and Redemption Interest Fund,’ a eurplies of five thon-aad dollura, or more, after.the payment of intercst as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the Vreasurer of 3tate to advertise ten days in one duily newspaper pnblished in: the City of Sacramento, and tn one daily newspaper published in the. City of San Franelaco, for sealed propo-: saly to be opened one month after the expiratiem of the time-of publication, In presence of the Governor, State Controller? and Treasurer, at the Yreasurer’s office, for the surrender of ‘Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys in the Fund to be upplied for the redemption of the said bonds, and the lowest proposals. for surrender shall be accepted at euch rates, Rob exceeding par value, aa will redeem the largest amount of bonds, ute til the money In the Fand is exhausted. ‘ Treaguser to Report Monthly SiC. & Khe Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account. of interest paidand bonds redeemed, and’ render the same to the Controier monthly, and it shall be his duty to pay the interest on the sald bonds, when the gare falls due, from the Fuud provided by this: Aut. f Notice for Salo of Bands—Proviso. Sec. % When this Act shall have been raflfled by avote ofthe people, as hereinafter pro‘yidou, the Treasurer of State shall advertise . twenty days in one daily newspapef published in the City of Sacramenty, aud in one daily newapaper published in the City of Ssnrancisoo, tor scaled puoposals for the purchase ol tho whole or apy portion of the Asylum Bonds,’ andonthe day named in the advertisement for o. can. said aay osals, they shall be opened at the ofltec of the Treasurer of State, in presence of he Governor, Controller, and Treasurer, unithe. sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shalt be aceeptod at more than ten per ceut discount upen the amount represented by the bonds bid fof; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act which shall not be dis vosedof by bides above provided, shall be sold by the Treasurer of State, with the approval of the Governor ay Controller; PkoyipED, that no auleshall beawnade at More than ten. perv cent “«tiseount upon the amount represented by the bonds so Sold, with the interest which may be cue and represented by coapous at the time of seh ; andt-alt sates shall be made for rold cvigof the United States. aud the proceeds shall yet the ‘Treasury. and constitute the “tint Asyhua Building Fund."? Erection and Furnishing Asylum. Sxec. 10. Lhe Trustees of the Deat, pumb, and iva Asylum, upon approved plans and speciticailowa. which shall he filed in the office of the Se ry or State,,shall coutraet. upon surcties, which shall be approved by the Gevernor, for thoarection and furnishing of the Asylum. ina complete manner; PROVIDED, 1 shall not invoive more expenditure than wilt be covered by.) the amount realized from the sale o/ the Asylum Douds issued under this Act. .> Claims to be Certified, ete. SeC 11 All claims for material, Inbor, and charges, incurred in constructing and furnishing. the Deaf, Dumb, aud Blind Asylam, in accerdwnce with the plans above meutioned, shall be eortified by the Board of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board of State Examiners, ‘the Controfer of Stato shall draw his warrant for ‘the amount of syeh claim in favor of the person «wr persons to Whong it fs duc, and the Treasurero? Stateshall Ry the game frem the Blind Asylam Byilding Pung. --e" 2s tet to be Submitted to @ Yate et Election of . voting : ‘printed on_ their of advertising as are maintained b: You are hereby summoned to appear before me ' A.trie copy attest Milt. served on you fn this ‘ifornia toThomas rly, A.D. 1883. vof the w “Por Asy Building Act,” and those bt against same shall haye written or H, pee the words “Against Asylum B n ! —— * Prénldietion of Result. . . Sxc, 13. e vetes for and against this Act shall be eanv: returned, delared, in the. game manner ‘and subject to the same rules. as votes cast for Treasurer. of State ; and. if, it appeur that a majority of all the votes cast for and against this Act as aforesaid are in favor of the same,then it shall have immediate effect, and the Governor shall make proclamation thereof accordingly. and the ‘Treasurer of State shall proceed us above direeted to provide for the preparation and sale of the bonds herem atthorized: but should a majority of votes“be given — the Act, then it shall pe void and.of no effeet. ee : Publication by Secretary of State. Sxc. 14. The Secretary of State-shall cause this Act.to_ be-published in one newspaper—in . ] each Judicial District, if one be published there in. throughout the State, for three months preceding the first Wednesday of September, Apeighteen hundred and sixtv-three, at such rates ; j the papers in which the tame may be published; rroviDED, they do not exceed the rates fixed for State printing. . SEC. %5. Seetion fourteen of this Act shall take effect immediately. \UMMONS.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Little York , In Justiee’s Court, before R. McGoun, J. P. The peoi of the State of California to ‘Rhos. Johnson. at my office in the township of Little York, county of Nevada, on the Ist day 6f August, A. Db 1863, at 10-0’elock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint ef ‘Daniel Goon whe 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 judgment will be taken nst you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and: answer, Given under my hand this ist a, of July, A. D. 1863. ; R. MecGOUN, JuStice of the Peace. attest Mift.C s, Coa. It appear upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the deféndant herein, Thos, Johnson, is now absent from this county, and it appearing likewise thata cause of action exists In favor of plaintiff and against defenaant, itis hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by publication in the Nevada ‘TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper -published in Nevada eounty forthirty days next ensuing. ie oun, ae FP, A true copy ng R. McG Combs, Con. \ONSTABLE’S SALE,.—By virtue of an J Execution to me delivered, issued ont of the court of Ira Stanley, ksq , an-acting justice of the Peace, in and for the county atoresaid, bearing date June 29th, 1863, to satisfy'a juvgment rendered by said Stanley on the 9th day of May 1863, in favor of Briggs &Co and against David Blossand Michael Quim forthe sum of Three Hundred and Twenty and 60-100.dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit I have taken. in Execution. and will sell to the h‘ghest bidder for cash, the following, described property te-wit: One certain set of Mining claims, knewn as Bloss & Quinns’ diggings together with all toola and water ditches and water rights, thereunto belonging. Said property beiny situate on the Middle Yuba River, two miles above the mouth of Wolf creek, in said eounty, at Moore's Flat, Nevada county, on Saturday the 25th day of July, 1863, between the hourg of 0 o’elock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, vr. M, Taken athe property ef David Blossand Michael Quim to satisfy the above demands and ac-ruing costs. ° : O, D. BABCOCK, const. ‘UMMONS,—State of California, county of > Nevada,ss. Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial Distais®of said state. The People of the Btate of California to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appent and answer to the complaint of Isaae Gill, Plaintiff, filed against you,Agnes Gill, Defendant, within ten daya from the service of this writ, ifsery edon you in tals a a within twenty davs if s District and out of this oat and within fort ig if served 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.aintif€ prays aor a-deeree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony between said plaintiffand you be dissotved and that piaintiff be reatored to all the rights of an unmatried. person. And you are hereby , notified that if*youfafl to anawer said complaint as herein directed. plaintiff will take judgment b poor youthercfer by detault, together with all costs of suit. and also @emend of the court such other relief as is prayed for in said complaint In testimony @hepeof 1, KR. it. Farqu : har, clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set My hand and impress the seal of the said court at office in the city of Nevada, this 7th day of July 1863. ' K. H. Fanguttan, clerk. ae . seal _—~ Pr order of Hon, T. I. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesnid. Attest, RK. H. FARQUHAR, clerk, Hawley & Gaylord Pta’ffs Atty. “Nevada, township of Little York, before Rh. MeGoun, J. P. The people of the State of CaloOhnson. You are hereby summoned to appear beiore-me at my_office in the township of Little York, eounty of Nevada, on the Ist day of Angust, A. p. 183, at 10 o’el’k A.M., to answer unto the complaint of D. A. Nims, who demands of you the sum of one hundred and bane § seven 26100 dollars balance due on account for labor as per accouat now on file in my office. when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs aud damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given under my hand this Ist day of JuR. McGOUN, J.T’. A-true bis 1 attest AHI. Combs, Con. > — It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfacton ourt that the defendant herein, Thos Jotnson is now absent from this county, andit appearing likewise that a cause of action exists in favor of plaintiff and againet defendant, it is is hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by publication in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a n@wspaper published in Nevada county for thirty days —. . -R. MeGOUN, J. P. A true copy attest Milt. Combs. Con. Bygertt me gy hy SALE.— By virtue of an c soecueon ata tae Suhrered. issued from the Jourtof R. MeGoun, Esq,, an acting Justice ofthe Peace for the unty of Nevatit; bearing date Jaly 6th, 1863. to satisty a judgment rendered by said Court-on the 6th dagof July, a. p. 1863, In favor of Wim. J. Alport & Co, and ‘against Wm. Boyce. for the sum of: $45 00 and $10 % costs of suit, Lhave taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for eash, the following described ‘property, heretofore at tached to wit: All the right, title and interest of said defendant inand to that certain house and lot situated in the town of Red Dog, Ivmg and being between Alport&. Co’s butcher shop, and the house and let owned by H. Stehr, toSena with all the rights and privileges of said efendant in and to said property. “Notice is 3 Gunsen S.—State of California, county of f ~HER tied name Fo irtue of an exeSs sutiodte me delivered lasued cut of the Hon — Court of the ee J mca y sera in = for the county of Nevada is e ne Ist, A. B. 3863, ravor of Th ‘Sexton and against Geo. P. Dalton and Christopher Dalton, for the suni of $2,667 26, debt, with ‘interest on the sum of $1,280 fromthe 20th vay of May, 1863, at the rate of one per eeut per month on $1,058 20 from said daté at legal interest, and on $325 05 from said date, at one and a balfper cent per month—said last two of above named amounts to be paia or collected in gold, including the intergat thereon, together with all costs of suit,— I havé’Févied npon the following described property which was heretofore attached, to wit: All the right, title anc interest of said deten dants in and to. that certain brick store and lot upon which the same is situated, logs on the west side of Mill street, in the vi s Valley, Nevada county. Also that certain frame house and lot located on Church street, in said: town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, directly back of or in the rear of said briek store and oecupied by Tnos. Sexton, together with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to any and alf of. the above described property. > . ; Noticeia hereby given. that I, will expose to publicsale all the above deseribed property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, July 2lst, 1863,between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 4 0’elock, P; M. Given under my hand, this Ist day of June, Ae PD, 1865. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T.P, Hawley, Viff's Att’y. ¥ So {HERIFS’s SALE —Whereas on the Sth i dey of June 1863, final judgment aud decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against W. O'Donnell et atand in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum of Sixtcen Hundred & sixty three dollars, principal debt, with titercst en. the prin-ipal at the rate of 134 per cent per month from the-rendition of judgment until paid, together with.all coats of suit. And. whereas, on the said sth day of June, A.D. 1863. it was ordered and decrecd by the said court that the paortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be: foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of the certain quartz minés or lodes and mill premises descri as follows, to wit: The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Cos. ledge. Also the the ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known as the Gold Ledge No.2. Alsothe quartz ledge kaown as the fiomeward Bound: Also the quartz ledge known as tht O’Donnell lead. Also 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 said described quartzlodes or ledges, being situate in or near Gold Flat, Nevada township and county, State of California, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, d the proceeds thereof applied to the paymenf of said sums of meney as aforesaid.Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale, all the above described y roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, onTuesday, July 2ist, 1863, between the hours of 90’cloek A. M., and4 Pp. Mf Given under my hand, this 20th day of June a D. 1863. N. W. KNOWLYON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Pifi’s Atty. ~ The above sale is postponed till Tocaday July usth, 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff hy A. W. POTTER, Under Sheriff. YU MIMIONS.—State of California, county o ) Nevada, ss, District Court of the 14th Judi¢ial District of said State.: ‘The People of the State of California. t6 Hensy StedeGreeting: You are hereby summoned to appear and an ewer to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharin¢ Schneiler,filed against you, within ten days from the service of this writ, If served on in. this eounty, withintwenty days if served on you in this District, and out of this county and within 40 days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced @n the 3rd day of Mareh, A. bD., 1865, im. said court, wherein plaintiffs pray judgment against you in the sum of $40 72 with interest thereon, at 10 per .cent -dueand owing them from you en a certain’ promissory note made by you and delivered ta them. All of which is more fully set forthin complaint to this action on ile herem. ~~ Ant yout are hereby notified that. if you, fail to answer said Complaint as herein. directed, Plaintiffs will takeFudg ment agaist you there for by default, togcther witir all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said Complaint : “Intestimony whereof i, R. H. -Farquseal : har, Clerk of the District Court afgre—~) said, do hereunto aet my hand; and impress the seal of the said Géuirt, at effice, in the eity of Nevada, this sth day of Ae A. D. 1863: K. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy, —_—_ By order of the Hon. '?. B. MeFarland, Jucze of the District Court aforesaid. A trae copy attest : R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G_K. Farquhar, Deputy. Searls & Niles, Phils’ Attys. t QGuamares SA1,B.— By virtue of an exK) ‘ecution to me detivered, issned out of the Hon. District Court ofthe Mth Judicial District. in and for the count California, bearing date July 6th, 1863, in favor of J Orville Hanna apd against George W. McHardy, for the sam of Mieven Hundred: and Eighty-five 4-100 Dollars, deft, with interest on tne sail sum-of $1,185 04 from theidth day of June 1865. athe pate of ten: per cent r annum, together with all. costs of suit, I ave levied upon allthe right. tithy and interest of defenduntin and’ to the following daseribed -property to wit: That certain lot or par

cel. of mining claims situated on San Juan Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county, and known as claims of the-4golden Gate Mining Co: beunded on the west by claims of the Eureka Co. south py claims of Bowen. & Co. together with tunnels, sfulces, rights of way, hydraulics and all appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also that.errtain copper ledge, known as the Green Ledge, Bamboo Co. Iscated In Rough & Ready Township. H~pire Miving Distric’, Nevadaco. Alsoj the Rh {sland ledge—soppe-—located about oné mile in a southerty direction from said Green Ledge, together w'th alldips, angles and varia‘ions to the above ledges belonging. Notice is hereby given that T will expose to pubdlfe sale all the above described property to the highest: bidder for eash, iu front Mf the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Aug 4 1863, between the hours of Ye’elock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. —Gtren under my hand = this tith day of July, 1863. N. W:. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Searls .& Nilea, Pits Att’ys, ‘ » STATE OF 2NO, A SMITH, Dec'd. per annum from Noy. 10th 1862; alleged to be . . of Nevada. State of . . \ONSTABLE’S SA LE— By virtie of. an c; execution to be eer ised from the Justice Courtfof R. McGown Roaape 05 Juscing date July 7th. 18608, to Spots: 7th, * y ndgment rendered by said Court.om the 7th day of July, 1863, in fayor of N. Dodge, and against Thos. Johnson. for the sum of $106 06.debt, and and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following .deseribed property, heretofore-.attached, to wit: All the right, title and interest of Thos. Johnson of in and to that certain set of mining claims. situated at Christmas Hill, near the town of Littic York, and known as the Railread Ce’s. claims, together with flumes, hose, tuols. patent sluice, eabins, quicksilver and ail -appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notiee is hereby given tha I will sell the above described property at public auction at Little York, on Thureday, July 30th, between the hours of 9 o’eloek. A. 3. and 2p.M. aken asthe property of Thos, Johngon MILT. COMBS, Constable. + UMMONS.—State of California, County of 3) Nevada, Township of Euréka, ss. . Justices Court, before Ira stanley; J.P. Lhe People of the State of California, to James Stevens. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday the 17th day of October, 18@3, at 1 o’clock, P. M. to answer to the complaint of C. R. Edwards who sues to recover the sum of twenty-five 55-100 dollars al leged to be due on boek-account for meata sold J and delivered aa per copy ofaccount now on file in my office. On-failure so to appear and “answer, judgment will be@endered against you for .the said pum together with costs of suit. Given under my hand this. 8th duy cf July, 1863 . .IRA STANLEY, Justice of the Peace.O. D. Babcock, Constable. It is orde?ed that the foregding Summons be published in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCKIP? for three months. RASTANLEY, J. Pe RDINANCE No. 72.—The Trustees of the Cityof Nevada do ordain as follows :— Src. ist ~ Ht is hereby ordered that a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied upon every able bodied male inhabitant between the. ages of twentyone and fifty years residing within the eorp>rate hmitsof the city of Nevada, and the Marshal is hereby anthorized to ecmand and Collect thewame. “Passed July 8th, 1843. 2 J. CLARK, “President. ~ James Monro, Clerk. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, ; NEVADA, June Ist, 1863. { L\& persons holding Warrants drawn: on the : General Fund of Nevada county, and registered. between January Ist, 1562 aud July ist, 1862, are requested fo present the same for pavment, Intereston the samé ceases at the date of this advertisement.E. G. WALTE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. : we The fast and splendid steam : ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate day® for San. Fran eiseo, at 2 o’clock P. M. from, tlie foot of Kystrect Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master . willleaveon Mondays, Weducsdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lanoinge— Every Day Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swalloe. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’clock, A.M. ailiaen%s Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice,.the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company willhmake two trips per week to Red Bluff, teayimg this city on Freight received every day. , For frieght or passage by any of the above boats, apply on board, or at the o fthe California —" Navigeen ina eum i on board brig Globe A. REDIN ’ . W.H. TAYLOR. 4 Agents. Sacramento, April [7th—tf ‘ NATIONAL BATHS HAIR. DRESSING SALOOw. fk! undersigned would mform the citizcasof Nevada and vicinity tlfat they have completed a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well knswnestablishment, where the rubliccan be accomme-dated with Raths at all tlacs They also keep eotstantly on hand ‘‘ Dr. Genning’s Keproduetor, , celebrated for its medieal powers over the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandraff and keeps the hair from turning greyPERFUMERY-—A fine assortment on Wand. FISHER & LAMYE, opp. National Exchange A Fine Résidence for Sale! THE fine, large and new residence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristecracy Hillin this city is offered @ for sale on reasonable tering. The fm grounds are ample and cultivated, ee set with trees. shrubs, &e. and the residence itvelfis one of the most commodious ‘ charaetet supplied with every conrenience. Apply te.the owner or at Spence & Wickes’ Store, Broad Street. : Nevada. April Sth, 186%. Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, Fashionable Matter! _ Corner. ef 2d and J ‘Streets, Sac*amento. H4s issued the style of HATS for Spring and Summer wear As this is the Dest place 'iu the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, eallon him and selectonefrom his the larg est stock in thecougtry, atprices Lower tnan at any other housc, N. B,—Orders from the countgy prompaly attended’ to. Large assortment of Ladies’-Furs and Buggy. Robes always on, hand. DR. F. HILLER iomeopathic Physician and Surgeon ‘YE FICE, corner of Pine and Broad ‘Streets, Flagg’s Buitding, (up s¢‘airs. DR.HILL ) ; ER pay s pavticularly attention to near Midwifery. and all Gmenens ef long standing. Nevada. June 18th, 1863. NEVADA ICE COMPANY =— $20 70 costs of suit. 1 hawe taken in execution . . Wednesdays and Saturdays at Zi A.M; THE THOROUGH . BRED HORSE ill stand for Mares this seaFN. Page Doll’s Ranch, inidway on the road between Ked Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. B Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rificmaa, b h, bred by John H. Coopér, of Payette co.,Ky in 1855, Got by. Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier and Marksman by Rodolph, g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of Transport, dam by Haxali’s Moses:(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d by Biackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g g g d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister to ‘the dam. of Thornton’s Kattler, by Imp Kobm Beadbreast, g d by Obscurity, € g Old Siamerkin byt Wildair, egg a he mare Cub,imported by “ol. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported.in 17875 g¢ erker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Spvap 3 Reguaa ; Godolphin Arab, : Imp Janus was fealed im 1746, and gut PY. Eng: lish Janus, dam by Fox, y d by the Galloway. ; fi dicxénn was bred by the Earl of Jersey, in 1831, aad won two thoosand guineas. Ni dlexworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold Cup at Reo al Ascot, and then ¢hallenged for the which banter met no acceptance. He now. ret red trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by Fumes Jacitson. in 1837. Got py Sultan, ‘out -of Trampoline, by Tramp; Web. by Waxy ; Penelope,by Trumpeter ; Prunélia, by Highflyer ; Proriise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank: Specta tor's dam, by Partfler; Bonny Lats, by_ Bay. Balton: Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet's Barb; Piace’s Whiteurk ; “Natural Barb mare. ag Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the first a puss 7 thurough-bred horses,and was entered for th sweepstakes for thorough: breds. and HAD N@-COMPRIITORS. . -X¢p7 Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and particular. attention by experienced men, anid being provided_with ample enclosed pasturage, and witheut extra charge-during the season, of : the best qaality, but at therisk of the owners. : J. @ DOLL, Ked Biaft April ist. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN given GirsPe CASTER would in. => Sims ner > form his friends aad Meee kefic the put'ie generally that he has added extensivel* to his already large and elegant. estublishinent of Horses, Bug~ Stes, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar ‘edto furnish as fine turn-out as can be foundi the State. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddie Horses well oy Sg ie for Ladies or Gentlemen will bs reagy at all times. A long experience in the bus jness and an carnest desire to retain the conti dence of my friends, leads. me to. believe 1 wilt be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on liveryCarriages always in readineas with careful dri vers for the use of parties, Balls, &c. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that t. ose seeking pleasure or engaged ‘on business ‘would do wellto giveme aeall, THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. _ The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas; senger train carrying 3 LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESs, Sez Wo. on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make regular tri-wéeklv trips, from @& . DOWNIEVLLLE to Sierra Valiey,. Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat Spriugs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe-city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Dayteh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginiacity. Leaving the office of Langton’s Pioneer ‘ Express, anti Ay Saag § Monday, Wednesday and Friday. . 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 receiye and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through. a succession of val leys. and over one of the most beantiful naturel roads in the world; omen atthe Hot Sulphur Springs, in Sierra Vailey; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in Truc. kee endows, the gfeatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. ‘ ‘The accotmmodations along this route, fer the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anoth er; there will be po delays, no trouble from snow ; andthe proprietors of the Line guarante every facility to those. who desire to make as,» pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will. be madeswittrother lines to ESMERALDA & THE. HUM30LDT “ MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officcs. — arene? M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STOBAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. &M SACRAMENTO. HAVE made my arrangements to forward ggods to : NEVADA COUNTY, P NEVADA ‘TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND =HUMBOLDT. I have also Agents at the principal Railroad Depots, which will ensure satisfactory. and speedy dispatch of all goods intrusted to m¥ care at the lowest rolling freight. : Mark-your goods “ CARE OF M. G., SAC.” &> To avoid niistakes, send. stcamer receipt Sacramento, s UNDERTAKING. whe. muke to order COVERED .O¥ YI NS atthe foltowing cheat rates : SMALL SIZE, FROM.,.......8% to $16 LARGE SIZE. FROM.... Soesesees $10 to $20 GRAVE rENCES, ofevery sty) cheaper than by aa pot in the county. Pee ee Fae DON in _ neatest style 8 an@ ao charge for e ving. Mareh 16. 1361-tt et CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, . STILES UNUER-. TAKER. has on hand and will* furnished ; evati ~Publisi N. P. I Advertisen Job Printir Office—On rT _ Attorne;: ( FFICE Broad a1 N Attorne; FPFICE Broad a ‘ E DISTE 7 ILL} Nevada, O t 5 Attorne: FFICE Broad ai { » Attorne ( FFICE Office o Broad and P Dee. 17—¢ GE In the Grani YOLD Dt ket Rat forwarded fc Mint. no ay ities outa ry ¥ E Neva H. MACKTE, HH. (Suc At the : NOLD D Sight C mento. Kxe in sams tos Advances . Mint for As County Se 5 Aloe ne NEVA ia SoM HE und atreet; ¢ ranta Roti Which will! unknown Persons w tocall Thi in sight of 1 choicest mo Families v them. or pa! are invited t Best Cook 7 the prop: that line h make this a. Nevada, A an 7 = BAII Bre w ry they 19 hou: all v Hive all be and Farnitu o Will at allt market aflo: Will be as or The l oe . Give mea on. Nevada, F q LORI? September, 1asga. hereby given thatJ aviltex Pag W* woult teterm the Fugpie oc, Bevete. i, i: MO bs ; ae se seto public auction . [°, Notice is hereby given: by the undersigned. that we ane prepared er Mi ot ang ae Sioa co 8 wet Dox, Recs bho 5 J ved on of Aus, ee aceaininttater of the above maimed! estate, te the TO FURNISH GOOD ICB House Painting prom ptly attended to. ane ‘on : a . 4 . At Mi Fereditors of, an a persens j air * bs * * . se aa «tection, to be held oa the frat Wedveday of . clock. 1.x of sald day, Taken ae the property ea IO SR Ee es At snr andall times at the moot reasgnanie . Dealetin Papen Mangings, Cartain Fixtures, &¢EP see : ae 6 ve ~ wena few’. r is o Boyce ae the above dont necessary vouchers, within ten raonths ae ie wt the Empire Meat At the food of Broad Btreet, Nevada. Plated iM, at said election, on. their ballots for State . 1883 eswmy hand this 7th day of July, A. D . from the first pydtication of” this notice to the }: oro rap Mi or a ae strect, will receive : 4 mith at sala election on th s for State . 1G. MILT, COMBS, Constable. . undersigutd, at the Antuony House, Roagh & . PTOMPE Attention. W 4S ZED iW care paying $7 per cord ter Gests these yetiug forthe same shall have written or) fj . of Regt icy hoon Really ee FRENOM, sdniu:strator “" J. THOMESON, { Proprietors. 3 whetelt Oak eget — 4 Bong . rented to privted oy their ballots for State omecpsthe Sypeet, Nevada 5a ts apeP a “as tr Nevada, June 30, 1803. : ; ‘J > mys-tf J.B. STONE. . Nevada, April i—tf ne E WE Cali : sa All work ne ‘ Nevada, J . § . s Fi 2 3 ; so ogre 2h : * “ ‘ : f (§ a . ; = ? * \ 5 \" = hg is * < : . \\ a 3g eee ba > a 7 ; z s = = “4 2 ree) 3 “ge -