June 25, 1863 (4 pages)

i. Sehnei er, fled « ou, withinten days — the service of this we, if served on in th , within tw nty brs if served on riet, aud out 0) this county and w days ifavrved on you in the State and out of this District, in an action coinmeneed ou the 3rd day of Mareh. A. D., 1865, In-entd court, wherein ‘ plaintiffs pray judgment against you inthe sum of $340 72 with intercet thercon, at 10 per Md or annum from Noy. 10th 1802; alleged to ue and owins them from you on a certain. promissory note beget ra aud deil. ered to them. All of which ts « fully set forth in couplaint to this action on iile heredn. you are herety notified that if you fail to answer said C: nt as herein directed, fea bd detenity together whe all cone o: bul, an < rw all costs alt, ad ' femand of the Guurs ach other relief fp be 3 Avo Dy aS — Dba tontioneny wheel! R. H. Farquseal phar, Clerk of the Wistrict Court afure pee eres auld. do fiereunto aet my hand and im_ press hr soal of the sald cours — * ove i evada, this f o ALD. ; ss : KOAL PAu UII Vi, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy A By order of the Hone’'t. B. McParland. Jucze ofthe District Court aforesaid. A true copy attest: . KR. H FARQUITAK. Clerk. By GK. VYarquhar, Deputy. VHM iM i's SAG, .— Whereas, on the sth s day of June, A. 1». 1963. a flunl judgment and deere: was rendered in the Distriet Court of the ith Judicial District of the State of California, “jn and for the county of Nevada, against John Jones et al, and in favor of H ran Divivs, for the sum of Fifteen tUandred and Forty-tive dollas, rincipu de’st, with interest on the principal at erate of 23g per cent per month from the renition of Judgment until paid, together with alj costs of suit. Ant whereas, on tre suid 8th day of dune. 4. b., 1863, it was ordered ani idcvere 1 by She cold Court tunt the mortgave sct for h in plaintifi’s complaint be foreclosed. and the property there.n d-scribed, to-wit: ‘hose certain min chiims. ground and premises situated, lying and being on Grizzly Hill, township of loomflsid, county of Nevada, State ot. Cali forni ps Gluims being commonly known as the Phita Iphid Co’s claims. bound d and deserib: las follows: Comaencitiy iit a large pine tree about co ig fectioa northerly directioa from the read known as Kahingon’s upper road, ‘thence running south 4054? cust four hundre i. and forty-five fet to an uall pine tree blag d, thence running south 4436“ cast cleven. hundred and ninety feet to a dead pine: thence fanning south £5367 east two hund-ed and flity three feet to a waite ouk tree Mazed; thence running south 2544 < weet one hundred und av enty feet fo a blaged oak free; thenee running north 834% west two hundred and cighty feet toa etuke; thence running south 144% weet one hundred and ninety six feet to a atake; thence page! south 2~. weet one hundred and a feet to a pine #tninp3 thence 41* west. sev: hundred and seventy feet to a large eevfar tree; thence running north 4 + eust two hundred and forty seven ieet to the plice of be-_ a Al o a certain water ditch ranniny water from Gues’ Ravine commencing at a pomt ta half a halt a mile below vie Kennebeek ude to the above deseribed mining claims on Griaaly Hill, with all the rights, privileges, ap ‘urtenances and franchises to the said premises ane. wise appertaining, be be levice apon md , sold to satixty suid judyineat, interest ani costs. and the proceeis thereuf anplied to the payment “of nald sums of mouey as aforesald. AMotice is ie, evy given that 1 will expose to g iyy auleall the above described’ property to the tiigheat bituee for eash, ia front of the Court jadi yy Ma Rive a ae 3 ween the hours of 0 O'clock, A. M., an Given under my han! this 9th day of June, 1863. oN. W. KNOWLTON, oheriif. O. W. Will, Pil's Atty, [seb U Ties ome Phe vos varies Beye tbeves tofore existing netiyeea EF. Spence an L. C. Wickes ts this day dissolved by mutui com@it. Persons having any unsettled busi. neds with the tate firm witkeall and settle imine diately with either of the uadersigned. hie a SPENCER, -L. CO. WICKKs. Novada, June 9th, 1991. BB. Spence will continue the Drug dasiness at the old atand, and:give his individual attention to it. ies * yo BROOKLYN HOTEL! . REMOVAL! CHE Famows Prop r tetor ‘qo of the well known und old estabiiah {i _ od Hotek, begs loave to inform bia nateons. si and friewés that on and aft rthe rst of UG November next he will temove from the old, dinted building on Broadway. where he has featdod since tune, 1862, aud will open. that SPACIOUS AND KLEGANT BRICK STRUCTURK, which was built expressly tor a hotel, on the southeast corner of Sansome and Pine strects. The Bultding is fire proofand supplied throughout § with ‘gas. and water by the Qbrystal Spring -Water Company, and. every wonvenience is offered at this ciutel; the room: atl being well ventilated, large and commodi “aus; and f do not hesitate insayivg that % LYN house will be second tonone in the State. Merchants, Miners, lracers and ull ‘others visiting the city, a e Invited to come and: examine for themaelyesa. ‘The Brooklyn Hotel Omhibus’ will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it willyou nothing, TheOmnibus willalW av abel Behn ide @ arrival ae ene andio ne ateamor, ake senvers an tbagyage 6 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel is convonmntly sit uabed, being in the central the cara of the city Railrow uy, to allpurts of the city, three minutes eac! hore. sie Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 volumes of Standard-Works. exclusively for the use of its euents . vor without by night, week or i art of the city, where es the door every » ut board; also, elegant tani = oe or yo * geo or ie will alwaya supplied with oe af the choicest and beat the market eau . ) aud no. So will be spared to set a tal it will defy the criticiam of the mest faa re. ° JOHN KELLY, Junr. a sal eensnananans », Nov: lat, 1882. —1y pal and Mechanical Dentist, —Gorner of Broad and Pine streets, { would inform my friends and: all wishing my services that LAM PREPARED base iee trees th a call. at an wi : become sensitive by herve without me will be filled R, and better satisfretion here in’ hia viciaily’, otherwise mado My charges are mode“the times. I dm permaneutiy Bie “OR. A. CHAPMAN, . —— ag ote yo whet ‘In: the matver ROTICK,—In the District ‘of the petition of BR Bragg, an Insolvent Debtor. hier of Tid au. %. B. we Pursuant land J of the said District Court, noFarla udge or ties is said inasivent, E. before the tion: Tf afo esatd, in oper asic court, in the day of Jul ’ ‘ given to all the the KE. Bragg. to be and a r .B. Me¥arland (etrictJ udge ¢ourt. at the court room of county of Ne’ ada, on the 3d D., Iw, at 10 orlock, A. sof thet ay, then and there. tu show f they can, why the came ahe uld not be ‘A rant and an seclgpeeres of his estate be made, and he be discharged 1 his debts and linbilitivs, in pursuance of the ata “utein auch case made ant provided ; and fn the mean time all proceedings against said in_ solvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the seal of i aid : G. 8. Hupp. By C.K A ty istd y of June, A. . 1863 if. rAnQuy AR, Clerk, Furquhar, Deputy. DiIS* OLUTION, . OTICE is hereby given that the rtnershup hi retofore existing bi tween the under ‘signed: under the firm ad nameo A. P. Church & Co.in the book and stationery business, is . . this day dissolved by mutual consent. A P Chureh, having purehased the interest of T. H. and 1. J olfe in the bo .k store, will hereafter conduet the busi.ess on his own aceount, and will also pay all de’ the firm, bts and Fece! ve all mo due A. P. CHURCH, . HH. ROLFE STaTs OF GALIFUM tA. court, of t Nevada. In Probate Court, the Estate of Davi ing and filing the iu the matter of dBirum, decensed On readpetition of Mathew Gramer, one of t ¢! xceutors of the last Will of David Shrum, deceased, setting forth that all debts -of said eatate have becn fully paid an‘l that there ia. in the hanua of the Executora of sum of id Estace the 3.952 subject to distribution in accordance with the last WI of decenm a, and praying fr a partial distribution of said estate among the persons entitled thereto. It is now therefore ordered that all persons interested ‘n the estateof avid Shrom, deecased, before the Probate be and appear Court inend or Welade oun. ty un the itth day of Juty, 1863. at 10 o’eluek, A. “M. of that day, and then and there show eause why an order of partial distiibution: whould not bemade among the devisers of-the said David Sh-am, deceased, according to ‘aw. It is further ordered tuat.a copy of this order be published for four suc exsive week» befure the 3th day of July, ist, inthe DAILY Mountne TRANSCHIPT a duly newspaper nee oe elty and county of Nevuda, NILKS, Prebate sudge ~—) Witness my land and seal of sald court } seal ; this Oh day of June, i863, I Ver G K. Farqu f. H FARQUBAR Clerk, har, Deputy.] §EN NOTIC 4 ty of Nevada, Ee —State of California, Coun Township vf Little York. Betors Ro MeGoun; JP, Cha'k Biull. Mill Co., va U Bet Brewer Notice is hereby yg or clahomy Hens ¢ Co.— iven that all persons holding mm the building and tenements ky own as the U Bet iewery, upon that certain piece or pers of +U set, L lane. situated in the village of tile York Township, County of Nevada, about two hundred yards blow Co¢zens* Stable. on the min atreet adjacent to end finmediately below the lumber yaril if Lewis & Co. —to be nlappear 66fore mic at “ offiee in Kid > low. on hd apes dune woth, A. Wt o'clock A. Mooft Iwi. at 10 tdayctnen and thereto exhibi the proof Of said livns. _ 49 unde, Mmy-hand this 3d day of June. A is 3. KR: McGuuUN.d P, A true enpy attest— WILT COVMRS, Con, UM MON 5 .—stuic oi \dinaiusn. . Nevala, Township of Lethe York, pa.” . Justice's Court, before Ro MeGoun / P, The People of the stit son. eof C lifernia to Thos John. You are hervby summoned to appear he fore me at my office in the-township of Litrle York. in the count July, A+ dD. 1x65, at 10 unto the complain v of S«vwia, on the 7th day of wetoek AL M., to anewer tof N. Dore, who dumnands of you the sam of one hundred and six 4 100 dolJars luc on hook account as per neeount now on file‘in my office, when Judzmout wiil be taken aguinst yon for the said umount. together iph costs and dumayres, if you fail to appear and an awer. June,.b 183 . A true cony alte It Appedrins upe of the Court that Johnson, ia now Given -unde? my haad, this (th day o t. MeG IUN, Justice of rei ‘st Milt. Comba, Constable, nm AMidavit co the Sutisfaetion the defendant ‘herein, ‘hoa. absent from_this tdiaty, and it appearing hkewise that a cause of action ex ists In favor of pt It is hereby erdered that service intiff and ayainar defendant, be had by pub lication in the NEVADA TRANSOHIP?, a news paper published in Nevada county, for twenty P. days next ensuing « °K. MOGOWN J, A true copy attest, Mit. Comus, Con FNSOLVENT NOiiUn.— inte brasriet Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the prion af Solomon Cusn‘+ 5 man, an-Insolven t Di btor : Pursuant +0 an order of the Hon. T B. Me. Farland, Judye of ia hereby given to Insolvent, Solom: before the Hon, T aforesaid, tau said Court, ii thesaid District Court, notice all the ereditors of the said m Cushman, to be and appear B. MeFatland, District Judge nm court, at the Court Room of 1 Cott of Nevada, on the 6th day ot July, 1683, at 10 o'clock, ACM. of that then and there to show cause. if anv they Psi why the prayer of # antet, ani an mate, ant he be dj liabilities, in ease made and pro that Insolvent shou, thot be assivnmient of hia +s‘ate be scharyed from: his debtsand urauance of the statute in such vided ; ant in the mean time all proceeines ayainst said Tnsolveiit be <tayed. Witness at } seal > court. this —_— Niles Searla, Att my hand and the scal of 2nd of tune wt —— i. WH. FARQUIDAR, Clerk. @ K. Farquhar, Dep. » EN NOTIC ty of Nevada, Austi-eCourt. 4 before Chalk ‘Blut Mil Notice is hereby given that er elaiming fiens on the minin 2.8 Ramona & Uo’s, Chew & Bros.’ toll road. a&.—otate pt Califoriia. Coun Township of Little York. In ch MrGoun, PL -C0., ¥8 EK Esmond & Co.2all persons holdiny 2g tlaims known situated on the hill above two hundred yards more or less below the toll house—togett the. tunnel extending from and Sebew enth clelann and the ravine extending trom said claims over said cof road to the above described pro ship, County and State aforesaid—to be and apRed before’ me at my office in ‘2ath, x. ‘ year A , A. M, on that day, then and there to exhibit the pear proof of s«id liens ws uuder my 2 A true copy attest. to the canon below. All of perty being in the Towa. ‘D. 1863, at 10 0? hand thia 7 day of June. A » MeGOUN, J. PMILT. COMBS. Con. NOTICE. ] 2h8ab eeiy on the Ist Monday: of Jul to the Board of Supervisors next, or ag soon thereafter as the same ean be card for a License tokeepa Toil Bridge e above With aireet, Nevada. FI, ERSEST. Wooktinaer across the South Yuba River. om the road leading from Nevada to Nort ban Juan: v8. WALL. " Nevada, June I7th, next door. ting ton’s ‘paint « 1op, Broad : mech 25 ti cause, ayer of that Insol-} decreed —_ = ees QHERIF E's SALE —V hereas on the 8th tiieitnnaliian fur the county of Nevada, against W. 0’ et al and in teverel ( harles for the sum of Sixteen Hundred & si <ty three dollars, — pal debt. with mter st en the prin-ipul at t rate Of 1}¢ per cent per month from the rendi:ion of Judgment until paid. together with all costs of uit. And whrress, on the said -sth day of June, A. p. 163. it was ordered and ‘ by the said court that the mort set forth in plaintiffs compla nt be force! , and the property thercin Seocribed to wh =—All of the nndivided thre: fifths of tae certain quartz — or lodes and mill acring od my od po follows, to wit; T uartz Bown & the: Hibernia Cos. ne Also the the ledye known #é-the Crannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known as the Gold No.2. Also the quartz ledge ka: wn. an the Homeward Bound. Also the quartz ledge known as the O’Donneli lend. Also the unsiviried three fiftes oi that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Fiat, Nevada township and eJunty, in thé vicinity of Wentworth’s saw mill and kuown and designated a3 the quartz mill of the Hibernia Co., and all of said described quartz lodes or ledges, being situa’e in or near Gold Flat. Nevada township and county, state of California, and being well known ly the respective names above des ignated, be levied upon and soid to satisfy sa judgment, interest and costs, and the proveeds ‘thervof applied to the payment of said sums of mMeney an aforesaid Notice is hereby given that I will expose to bli¢ sate, all the above described { ruverty to highest bidder tor cash, in front of the Court House door, in Névaa, on. Tuesday, July 21#t, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and4p.m > Given under my hand, ‘his 20th day of June A be 143, : Wy W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Sear's, Pil ’s Atty. . QtHEWIF E's SAL.K By virtue of an ex}.ecution to me detivered, issued out of the Hon. Diw'riet Court uf the 4th Judicial Listrict. in and for the county of Nevada. tate of California, bearing date June 10th, 163, in favor of Thos E Ballon. and against Solon.en Cush man ant J. WC Colemun, for the sum of Ten Husdred und Fifteen 3s-!00 Dollars, debt, with interest on the sal. aum of $1,015 38 from the Sth day of June 183. a the-rate of ten per cent oe annum, together with all costs of suit, I lave levied uyon all the right. tit! and interest of defendant» in ard to the followmg deseribed property here ofore attached, to-wit: ‘That certein water ditch, situated ia the township and cou ty of Nevada, conveying water fron. New York caron to Gopher fit distrivt, formerly knoWi ts the Thorne ditch, and now known as Cushman. Coleman's diteh. . Alse that parcel of mining claims situate in the township ard county of Nevada on Gopher Hill. owned by « efendanuta and formrriy. known as the =tyles’ elnims, consisting of fifteen claims, more oless, with derrick, hose, pipes. flumes, tools. &e—on said elaiins. Also that other parce! of ‘ining ¢hims situate on Gorher Hill mining district, Nevada to 1 nship and county, and known as the Ked Kock claima, situate bet ween the Blue Lead claims on the no th and the Empire claims on thy south, havmy four hundred teet front more* or. less and running back to the ravine. alxo that dwelling house and lot occupied vy defendant at Gopher Hill. Also blacksmith shop on the claims above d seribid. tegether with all rights, privileyes.and ap all of the above deseribed property, Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the ibuve described property to the’highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada. on ‘TUBSDAY, July 7. in6t, between the hours of Yo’vlock, A.M. and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand this 7th. day of sune, de N. W KNOWLTON, Sheriff. A. (. Niles. Pies Ati’y. . pte ng le SALE.—By oirtueof an kx \? eeution tome deliver: dis ied out of the Hon. Distriet Court, inand for the: eourty of Nevada, State of Ca'ifornia, bearing date june 3d 18°3. in favor of John Purh: met als. composing the Remington Hill Diteh Company and avainst T. 8. Smith, Thomas Powell. M Gren and T. i, Duy. for the sum of Five Hundred ond Fifty Dallar-, debt woth interest on the said sum from the 2nd doy of June 18 3,ut the rate of two percent per month together with all costa of suit. I have levied upon al the right. tide ani interest of defenctints of, in and to the follewing described property which was here ofore at. tached to-wit :—Phat certain set of mining claims known as the Powell claims or Powell & Smitia’s elaine together with the emon. flume, slulces., right of way and appurtenances thereunto be longing loeated op suuth side of Wilcox Ravine near the village of You Beét. Little York town 8 ip, Nevada vouaty, boanded. on the south by elaima known as the Churchelams. — Noticeis hereby given that . will eXpose to . public sale, all the above described property to the hichest bidder, for cash. in front of ti Court: House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, June 30th; 1863, between the hours of 9o’clock, A, M., and4 pom. . Given under tant. my_ hand, this 2nd day June, N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff }. Relden, Atty Peon ve. sw ere ae .—In the District i Court of Nevada county, State of California iu-the matter of the petition of J. W)C. Coleman,an Insolvent Debtor Pargug.t to an-order of Hon. T.B. McFarland. Judge of the said District Court; notice is here by given tonlithe creditors of t)e said. Insolvent, /, W. C Colem in, to be and appear before row, ‘T. B. MeFarlend., Distriet Judy: aforesaid. in open court, at the Court Room, of anid court, inthe county of Nevada, on the dth day of July A. D 18M, at 10 o°elock, A.M, of that A then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of that Lasolvent snoutd not Le granted. aud an assignment of his estate be made, anit he be diseharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursvance of the statute in such sases made atid provided ; and in the meantime. all proceed inys against said Ins »lvent be stayed. Witness my hand 1 } sea t court, this 3. day of Jime, A. > 1868. ~~ Le RK. Ul. Farquhar. Clerk: Niles Searia, A ALEXANDER BUSWELL, . . Radenerg Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man cturer, 517 Olay and 514 Commercial streets, between Montgomery and Sanse me, San Franel: co. Binding of every description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound toany desired a * ree g : WANTED! OLD QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY ~487 Pine street, San Frincisco. By api23 Homeopathic Physician aud Surgeon ne a the of Rineand Broad Streets, 4] ; FS pavticularly attention t eaten of Midwifery. wa all Diseases ef long stonding. . Nevada, Junc 18th, 7833. & dry of June 1963, a final was rendered in the Winerict ‘wurt of he Judicial viet of the State Cer ae murtenances to any and . the seal of sald’ ’ . Asylum Brilding , OPPICTAL. = Te Provide Bondsfer compicting the Mocated a Seuate and Assembly, ao cust ao follows : * Secrion 1.For the ~~ of completing ahd jurnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb, and Bline, the Treasurer of the State shall cause to be suitab'e bonds of the State of Califoruia, bearing interest at Mie raie of seven cent perannum payable se « i-annually, on the first day of January and the first day of. viz ot coh year, at the office of the Lreasu ir er of { : Se : Form of Bonds. base 2. es rie > ae vernor, ecountersigned by 4 and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed theret», and. by the of atate w their issue. x Coupons for Interest. SEc.3. The apupons forinterest shall be attached to each hond, so thac each one may be removed without injary_or tof the bond ‘erthe remaining coupons. The said coup us shall beconsecutively numbered. and siznerdl by the ‘Treasurer of state, and shail represent the semi-annual interest on the boud ‘te which they are attached. : Record of Bonds ~ Amount to be issued Sec. 4. he Treasurer shat! furnish the Coneach bond prepared for issue, and each of the abovs neneee officers shall keep a caseful and ¢orrect record of tie number a denomination ot each bond issued under this Act, the whole amount of which bonds to be styled th **Asyjum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-flve thousand dollars [$75 000. ] Appropriation. —_. Sc, 5. The sum of seven hundred deliars is hereb: oP aphagw from the Fund arising from the phe the « Asylum Kon a.’ to pay such ex penses aa may be incurred by the Tieasurer. in the preparation of the said bonda. Taz for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6. For the payment of the p:incipyl and this Act, there shall be levied, on the first Mouday in March A », eighteen huantredand sixty fou’, and each year thereafter. until the interest and principal of said bun*s# shall be fully paid. an annual tax of three-fourths of one per ent on each ove hundred d lars of value of ail the tanxable property in this state, which tax shall be asSeseed and collected as other <ta’e taxes. and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to bdesiynat d_ the *Asylum;Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’ to be applied garg te to the payment of the faterest of the -‘Asyfan Bonds.” aud for-the redemption of the same : and the faith of the-state of California is here: y pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of he principal aud interest of the said -*Asylum bonds.”’ : Surplus in Asylum Fund. SEC. 7. Whenever, on tie first day of Jaunary or thé first of July of any year, there r-mains in the -Asylum Hod and Redemption interes: Fun i,” a surplus of _five thou and doullars, or more, a‘ter the pryment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the ‘Treasurer of tate to advertiseten days in one daily newspaper pnblished in the City of Sacramento, and in one daily newspaper published in the City of San Francisco, for sealed propo~ seals to be opened one month after the: xpira. tion of the time of publication. in presence of the Geverno’, State Controller, and Treasur, r, at the Treasurer’s office, for the surrender of Asylum: Honds; and the advert state the amoust of moneys inthe Fund to be app'ied for the redemption of the ratd bunds. and the Juwest propovals for surrender shall be ace pted at-such rates, not excee ‘ing par value, as will redeem the large-t a.aount of bonds, antil the money in the Fund is exhausted. Treasw e) to Report Monthly Srce.8 The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of interest paid and bonds redeem: d, gnd render the same to the Controller monthly, and it shall be hisdu:y to paythe interest on the said bonds, when the sume fallg due, from the Fuud provided by this Act, . 3 Notice for Sale of Bonils— Proviso, Fre @ hen this Act shell have been ratifled. by avete ofthe people, as here naiter provided, the Treasurer State shall advertise twenty d-ys in one daily newspapef published in_ the City of, Sacramenty, and “in_one— daily newsp.per published in the City of Ssn Franciseo, for sealed paoposals for a ol the whole or any portion ofthe ‘Asyiam Bonds,’ andonthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the reasurer of State. in pr. sence of the Governor, Controller, and Treasurer, and the sums bid for awarded to the highest _ bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shall be aceepted at more than ten = cent discount upon the amount sepresented by the bonds bid for; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act which shall not be dis by the Treasurer of +tete., with the approval of no sule shall be made at more than ten p recent discount upon the amount represen: by the’ bonds so sold, with the interest which may be due and. represented by coupons at the time of such sale; and all sales shafl be imade for culd coin of the United States. and the proceeds shali be set apart in the Treasurs. and constitute the **Blind Asylum Building Fund.’ : Erection and Furnishing A einen The 'Frustecs phan ed ud Asylum, u approved plans and sperifcations, which shall be filed im_the office of the Secretary or State, sliall contract upon surcties, which shall be approved by the Governor. for the ercetion and furnishing ofthe asylum in a complete manner; PROVIDED, it shall not invoive more expenditure than will be covered by the amount realized from the sale of the Asylum bonds issued under this Aet. Claims to be Certified, ste. Src 11. All claims for material, labor, and charges, incurred in. the » Dumb, aud Blind Asylum,.in aceo ance with the plane above mentioned, ‘shail be certified by the Board of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board of State Examiners, the Sontrolie: of State shall draw his avarrant for the amount of such claim m favor of the person or persons to whom it is due, and the Treasurer-of State shall Act to be submitted to @ Vote at Election of _ SBC. 12) This} act shall be submitted to the people of the State for ratification at the general election, to be held on thr Gret Wednesday. of September, A. ™ hundred and sixtyills at end’ eeion. on tate ballots or Stat eu, at » OB their. ts for. ‘officers, vote either for ors puies tate Act: thoxe voting for the «ame *! have written or 1 printed on their ballota for State oméers the Fi » f mtroller,. shall date from the frst day of Julv. a p, 18r4, and be made fe bag atthe officeot the Treasur. thin twenty days after the date of . troller of state with the num r and amount ofinterest of the “ Asylum Bonds” adthorized byvosed of by bid as above provided, shall be seld . the Gov rnor and Controller; Puovipep. that . . > Purdy and . Ag same frem the Blind j qualitied electors of this State ", Se EC, 13. ihe veces tor : his J shail be cavvaseed, retarued. aud « clar.d,in the Same uanper th tanger ibe same. rules as Vulws Cast sor t rer: of Plate ; and if it ap-pear titat a majority of ali the votes cast for and 4, 4)Uetis Act ay aivreouid are im favor of the sauic, tnen it stall ve immeéuiate effect, E the Governur shall make proclatoa' ion acourduyly. and tue iressurer of ptate shall preeced as abuve dirvetes to provide for the preparelien anu pale vi Lie bonds bercim autberized; but suvuld & majuriiy.vf votes be given against Wie Act, them it siwil be void and of no : , Piblicution by Seereta:y of State. SEC. 14. ‘Liw Dec. ctuy vi clave shail cause this Act to be publisneu in owe newspaper ip each Judicial fisirict,; 11 one be published there-— Md. turvlghvui luc State, sor turee Montes pre. covllig Lue fret “ eupesday vl Seprember, A Dtigulau hunured aud sixiy-turee at such rates 1 auVerlipmiy as are malsialued by The papers IB WhICK Lue ealtte nay be publinued; FLUVILED, Lucy uy Mul eXceuu tue rales fixed Jor Slate priutimy. : sare te che. 16 Seetion fourteen of this Act shall tale eect iminetaiely. 5 THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE HRIFLEMAN, W5£M stan for Mares this sea‘on, at Doll's Ranch, uidway op fac malts TOeU wetweem Bed blu and ‘Tccaus, up to August Ist. _ © Terms—-$100 Per season. Pedigre e—Uifi:mas, b h. bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette eo., Ky in 1853. Got by Imp. Givnene; out of the dam Frazier—ad Marksman by Rodotph. g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnauzht—Iimp Janus. by Haxali’s Moses. (1¢ by imo dir Haray)gd B ackburu’a “ hip. g g d Moria, by craig’s Alfred gz gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was hy Sir Archy, out of’a sister to. the dam of Thorn'on’s Katthr. by Imp Robm Beadbreast, g 4 by Obseuriiy, g gd Old Slamerkin hy Imp Widair, g 4 : be the nsare Cub, importea by Cob Delancey, of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 178°; got! y Wooder, dam hd Dux ; Curiosity by Smip; Regw us ; Godolphin Arab. 3 Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and got by English Janus, dum by Fox, y d by the Bald Gallowa Glencoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 133]. aad wontwo thopeand guineas. KiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 183t. The next yrar he won the Gold Cup at —— Ascot, and then challeng d forthe Whip. which banter met ne aceeptonce. He now retire? trom the turf, wad was imported into the United States by James dvexxon. in 1837. Got vy Sultan, out of Trampoline. by ‘Tramp; Web. by yo : Penelope, by Trumpeter; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by #lank: Spectateradam,by Vurtner;. Bonny Las, by Bry Balton: Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet s Barb ; Place’s White Tark ; Natural Barb mare. ‘fiver premium for thoroagh-bred horses.and was entered for the sweepstakes for thoroughbreds, and AD NO COMPETITONS, 7 Persons sending mares from a distance ean re'y upon their stocks reeciving carefal and atticular attention by. experienced men, snd wing provided with ample «nclosed pasturage, and wiHhouw*t extra charge durive the season, of the beat quality, but at the risk of the owners. J. G. DOLL. April ist. Red Bieft ‘THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line aad Pas~ senger train carrying a LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, IGL4., on and after the. ; 20thof May, 18 2, make F— lur tri-weekl* trips, from Ga DOWNIEVILLE to — ne Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vin« Sprinva, Steamboat Springs. Artelope ~prings. Wkshoe city, Ophir “Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hill and Virginia city. Leaving the office of Long'on’s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passeugera 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. ginia City, passing. throwth aruceession of valleys. and Over one of th most beautiful natural roads inthe world; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, aleo, at. the famous Steamhoat Sprin:s. or Geyscrs in Traokee cadows, th greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. ss : The aceommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there will be no delays. no trouble from Snow ;'and the proprietors of the Line guaranter every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant und speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection wil? be made with other lines te ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT MINES. ; For freight or patsaye, apply to the offiecs. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN To LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ from Sacramento to Linepia in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln int Pioneer three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and. freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the eity 80 as to have from five to six hours at their disvO8a, returning the same ds / (Running of Trains + %. ¥. R. R. AND-C. C. BR. R. Leave sacramente...6.30 4. M,and 2P. . Leave Lincoln...-.5.:5 A. M and 10.304. Freight and Yassenger Tariff. Through ae =) aaa +-Three Dollars, Phrough Freight...6. «.Four Dellare C. L. WILSON. Nov. 30th; 1861—tf M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION ee MERCHANT. a Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M SACRAMENTO. T ee my arrangements to forwaré NEVADA COUNTY, gs Sead NEVADA TERRITORY. ~~ = = ESMERALD AND HUMBOLDT. T have alo Agents at the principal Railrond Beira cin Teds Rese as *® pa of a 3 Intrusted to care at the lowest rolling freizht. sed Mark. your goods * CARE OF M. G., SAC." 2" To avoid mistakes, eend steamer recefpt ‘ Sacramento, March éth, 1x63. ° Rosiph was by sir Anchy,of Transport,dam ~ Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the’ , theeerni TE At any terms. Miarke prompt my*-ti TPuE D tee day my unsettle sand sett Red I * Paci RR wh per Ore of Ladin reasona’ to. my? t Pac St. £ Cons Orizi From Passe) A-pinw and fror ‘and Pae Cor. Sac New Tu class naed by wholes tiow Td enoagh Sri Are 3 ‘ yior to breaka; Mi From No. 229 N; i #epectior San F $a ryvsik . tie pege Te a ppew ob tiumabl: Bauise: oa These mio° THNHE tow for sale HORSE at the 1 Ort, 4 Boa, “wie'yalae eo Now

i. Sehnei er, fled « ou, withinten days — the service of this we, if served on in th , within tw nty brs if served on riet, aud out 0) this county and w days ifavrved on you in the State and out of this District, in an action coinmeneed ou the 3rd day of Mareh. A. D., 1865, In-entd court, wherein ‘ plaintiffs pray judgment against you inthe sum of $340 72 with intercet thercon, at 10 per Md or annum from Noy. 10th 1802; alleged to ue and owins them from you on a certain. promissory note beget ra aud deil. ered to them. All of which ts « fully set forth in couplaint to this action on iile heredn. you are herety notified that if you fail to answer said C: nt as herein directed, fea bd detenity together whe all cone o: bul, an < rw all costs alt, ad ' femand of the Guurs ach other relief fp be 3 Avo Dy aS — Dba tontioneny wheel! R. H. Farquseal phar, Clerk of the Wistrict Court afure pee eres auld. do fiereunto aet my hand and im_ press hr soal of the sald cours — * ove i evada, this f o ALD. ; ss : KOAL PAu UII Vi, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy A By order of the Hone’'t. B. McParland. Jucze ofthe District Court aforesaid. A true copy attest: . KR. H FARQUITAK. Clerk. By GK. VYarquhar, Deputy. VHM iM i's SAG, .— Whereas, on the sth s day of June, A. 1». 1963. a flunl judgment and deere: was rendered in the Distriet Court of the ith Judicial District of the State of California, “jn and for the county of Nevada, against John Jones et al, and in favor of H ran Divivs, for the sum of Fifteen tUandred and Forty-tive dollas, rincipu de’st, with interest on the principal at erate of 23g per cent per month from the renition of Judgment until paid, together with alj costs of suit. Ant whereas, on tre suid 8th day of dune. 4. b., 1863, it was ordered ani idcvere 1 by She cold Court tunt the mortgave sct for h in plaintifi’s complaint be foreclosed. and the property there.n d-scribed, to-wit: ‘hose certain min chiims. ground and premises situated, lying and being on Grizzly Hill, township of loomflsid, county of Nevada, State ot. Cali forni ps Gluims being commonly known as the Phita Iphid Co’s claims. bound d and deserib: las follows: Comaencitiy iit a large pine tree about co ig fectioa northerly directioa from the read known as Kahingon’s upper road, ‘thence running south 4054? cust four hundre i. and forty-five fet to an uall pine tree blag d, thence running south 4436“ cast cleven. hundred and ninety feet to a dead pine: thence fanning south £5367 east two hund-ed and flity three feet to a waite ouk tree Mazed; thence running south 2544 < weet one hundred und av enty feet fo a blaged oak free; thenee running north 834% west two hundred and cighty feet toa etuke; thence running south 144% weet one hundred and ninety six feet to a atake; thence page! south 2~. weet one hundred and a feet to a pine #tninp3 thence 41* west. sev: hundred and seventy feet to a large eevfar tree; thence running north 4 + eust two hundred and forty seven ieet to the plice of be-_ a Al o a certain water ditch ranniny water from Gues’ Ravine commencing at a pomt ta half a halt a mile below vie Kennebeek ude to the above deseribed mining claims on Griaaly Hill, with all the rights, privileges, ap ‘urtenances and franchises to the said premises ane. wise appertaining, be be levice apon md , sold to satixty suid judyineat, interest ani costs. and the proceeis thereuf anplied to the payment “of nald sums of mouey as aforesald. AMotice is ie, evy given that 1 will expose to g iyy auleall the above described’ property to the tiigheat bituee for eash, ia front of the Court jadi yy Ma Rive a ae 3 ween the hours of 0 O'clock, A. M., an Given under my han! this 9th day of June, 1863. oN. W. KNOWLTON, oheriif. O. W. Will, Pil's Atty, [seb U Ties ome Phe vos varies Beye tbeves tofore existing netiyeea EF. Spence an L. C. Wickes ts this day dissolved by mutui com@it. Persons having any unsettled busi. neds with the tate firm witkeall and settle imine diately with either of the uadersigned. hie a SPENCER, -L. CO. WICKKs. Novada, June 9th, 1991. BB. Spence will continue the Drug dasiness at the old atand, and:give his individual attention to it. ies * yo BROOKLYN HOTEL! . REMOVAL! CHE Famows Prop r tetor ‘qo of the well known und old estabiiah {i _ od Hotek, begs loave to inform bia nateons. si and friewés that on and aft rthe rst of UG November next he will temove from the old, dinted building on Broadway. where he has featdod since tune, 1862, aud will open. that SPACIOUS AND KLEGANT BRICK STRUCTURK, which was built expressly tor a hotel, on the southeast corner of Sansome and Pine strects. The Bultding is fire proofand supplied throughout § with ‘gas. and water by the Qbrystal Spring -Water Company, and. every wonvenience is offered at this ciutel; the room: atl being well ventilated, large and commodi “aus; and f do not hesitate insayivg that % LYN house will be second tonone in the State. Merchants, Miners, lracers and ull ‘others visiting the city, a e Invited to come and: examine for themaelyesa. ‘The Brooklyn Hotel Omhibus’ will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it willyou nothing, TheOmnibus willalW av abel Behn ide @ arrival ae ene andio ne ateamor, ake senvers an tbagyage 6 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel is convonmntly sit uabed, being in the central the cara of the city Railrow uy, to allpurts of the city, three minutes eac! hore. sie Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 volumes of Standard-Works. exclusively for the use of its euents . vor without by night, week or i art of the city, where es the door every » ut board; also, elegant tani = oe or yo * geo or ie will alwaya supplied with oe af the choicest and beat the market eau . ) aud no. So will be spared to set a tal it will defy the criticiam of the mest faa re. ° JOHN KELLY, Junr. a sal eensnananans », Nov: lat, 1882. —1y pal and Mechanical Dentist, —Gorner of Broad and Pine streets, { would inform my friends and: all wishing my services that LAM PREPARED base iee trees th a call. at an wi : become sensitive by herve without me will be filled R, and better satisfretion here in’ hia viciaily’, otherwise mado My charges are mode“the times. I dm permaneutiy Bie “OR. A. CHAPMAN, . —— ag ote yo whet ‘In: the matver ROTICK,—In the District ‘of the petition of BR Bragg, an Insolvent Debtor. hier of Tid au. %. B. we Pursuant land J of the said District Court, noFarla udge or ties is said inasivent, E. before the tion: Tf afo esatd, in oper asic court, in the day of Jul ’ ‘ given to all the the KE. Bragg. to be and a r .B. Me¥arland (etrictJ udge ¢ourt. at the court room of county of Ne’ ada, on the 3d D., Iw, at 10 orlock, A. sof thet ay, then and there. tu show f they can, why the came ahe uld not be ‘A rant and an seclgpeeres of his estate be made, and he be discharged 1 his debts and linbilitivs, in pursuance of the ata “utein auch case made ant provided ; and fn the mean time all proceedings against said in_ solvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the seal of i aid : G. 8. Hupp. By C.K A ty istd y of June, A. . 1863 if. rAnQuy AR, Clerk, Furquhar, Deputy. DiIS* OLUTION, . OTICE is hereby given that the rtnershup hi retofore existing bi tween the under ‘signed: under the firm ad nameo A. P. Church & Co.in the book and stationery business, is . . this day dissolved by mutual consent. A P Chureh, having purehased the interest of T. H. and 1. J olfe in the bo .k store, will hereafter conduet the busi.ess on his own aceount, and will also pay all de’ the firm, bts and Fece! ve all mo due A. P. CHURCH, . HH. ROLFE STaTs OF GALIFUM tA. court, of t Nevada. In Probate Court, the Estate of Davi ing and filing the iu the matter of dBirum, decensed On readpetition of Mathew Gramer, one of t ¢! xceutors of the last Will of David Shrum, deceased, setting forth that all debts -of said eatate have becn fully paid an‘l that there ia. in the hanua of the Executora of sum of id Estace the 3.952 subject to distribution in accordance with the last WI of decenm a, and praying fr a partial distribution of said estate among the persons entitled thereto. It is now therefore ordered that all persons interested ‘n the estateof avid Shrom, deecased, before the Probate be and appear Court inend or Welade oun. ty un the itth day of Juty, 1863. at 10 o’eluek, A. “M. of that day, and then and there show eause why an order of partial distiibution: whould not bemade among the devisers of-the said David Sh-am, deceased, according to ‘aw. It is further ordered tuat.a copy of this order be published for four suc exsive week» befure the 3th day of July, ist, inthe DAILY Mountne TRANSCHIPT a duly newspaper nee oe elty and county of Nevuda, NILKS, Prebate sudge ~—) Witness my land and seal of sald court } seal ; this Oh day of June, i863, I Ver G K. Farqu f. H FARQUBAR Clerk, har, Deputy.] §EN NOTIC 4 ty of Nevada, Ee —State of California, Coun Township vf Little York. Betors Ro MeGoun; JP, Cha'k Biull. Mill Co., va U Bet Brewer Notice is hereby yg or clahomy Hens ¢ Co.— iven that all persons holding mm the building and tenements ky own as the U Bet iewery, upon that certain piece or pers of +U set, L lane. situated in the village of tile York Township, County of Nevada, about two hundred yards blow Co¢zens* Stable. on the min atreet adjacent to end finmediately below the lumber yaril if Lewis & Co. —to be nlappear 66fore mic at “ offiee in Kid > low. on hd apes dune woth, A. Wt o'clock A. Mooft Iwi. at 10 tdayctnen and thereto exhibi the proof Of said livns. _ 49 unde, Mmy-hand this 3d day of June. A is 3. KR: McGuuUN.d P, A true enpy attest— WILT COVMRS, Con, UM MON 5 .—stuic oi \dinaiusn. . Nevala, Township of Lethe York, pa.” . Justice's Court, before Ro MeGoun / P, The People of the stit son. eof C lifernia to Thos John. You are hervby summoned to appear he fore me at my office in the-township of Litrle York. in the count July, A+ dD. 1x65, at 10 unto the complain v of S«vwia, on the 7th day of wetoek AL M., to anewer tof N. Dore, who dumnands of you the sam of one hundred and six 4 100 dolJars luc on hook account as per neeount now on file‘in my office, when Judzmout wiil be taken aguinst yon for the said umount. together iph costs and dumayres, if you fail to appear and an awer. June,.b 183 . A true cony alte It Appedrins upe of the Court that Johnson, ia now Given -unde? my haad, this (th day o t. MeG IUN, Justice of rei ‘st Milt. Comba, Constable, nm AMidavit co the Sutisfaetion the defendant ‘herein, ‘hoa. absent from_this tdiaty, and it appearing hkewise that a cause of action ex ists In favor of pt It is hereby erdered that service intiff and ayainar defendant, be had by pub lication in the NEVADA TRANSOHIP?, a news paper published in Nevada county, for twenty P. days next ensuing « °K. MOGOWN J, A true copy attest, Mit. Comus, Con FNSOLVENT NOiiUn.— inte brasriet Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the prion af Solomon Cusn‘+ 5 man, an-Insolven t Di btor : Pursuant +0 an order of the Hon. T B. Me. Farland, Judye of ia hereby given to Insolvent, Solom: before the Hon, T aforesaid, tau said Court, ii thesaid District Court, notice all the ereditors of the said m Cushman, to be and appear B. MeFatland, District Judge nm court, at the Court Room of 1 Cott of Nevada, on the 6th day ot July, 1683, at 10 o'clock, ACM. of that then and there to show cause. if anv they Psi why the prayer of # antet, ani an mate, ant he be dj liabilities, in ease made and pro that Insolvent shou, thot be assivnmient of hia +s‘ate be scharyed from: his debtsand urauance of the statute in such vided ; ant in the mean time all proceeines ayainst said Tnsolveiit be <tayed. Witness at } seal > court. this —_— Niles Searla, Att my hand and the scal of 2nd of tune wt —— i. WH. FARQUIDAR, Clerk. @ K. Farquhar, Dep. » EN NOTIC ty of Nevada, Austi-eCourt. 4 before Chalk ‘Blut Mil Notice is hereby given that er elaiming fiens on the minin 2.8 Ramona & Uo’s, Chew & Bros.’ toll road. a&.—otate pt Califoriia. Coun Township of Little York. In ch MrGoun, PL -C0., ¥8 EK Esmond & Co.2all persons holdiny 2g tlaims known situated on the hill above two hundred yards more or less below the toll house—togett the. tunnel extending from and Sebew enth clelann and the ravine extending trom said claims over said cof road to the above described pro ship, County and State aforesaid—to be and apRed before’ me at my office in ‘2ath, x. ‘ year A , A. M, on that day, then and there to exhibit the pear proof of s«id liens ws uuder my 2 A true copy attest. to the canon below. All of perty being in the Towa. ‘D. 1863, at 10 0? hand thia 7 day of June. A » MeGOUN, J. PMILT. COMBS. Con. NOTICE. ] 2h8ab eeiy on the Ist Monday: of Jul to the Board of Supervisors next, or ag soon thereafter as the same ean be card for a License tokeepa Toil Bridge e above With aireet, Nevada. FI, ERSEST. Wooktinaer across the South Yuba River. om the road leading from Nevada to Nort ban Juan: v8. WALL. " Nevada, June I7th, next door. ting ton’s ‘paint « 1op, Broad : mech 25 ti cause, ayer of that Insol-} decreed —_ = ees QHERIF E's SALE —V hereas on the 8th tiieitnnaliian fur the county of Nevada, against W. 0’ et al and in teverel ( harles for the sum of Sixteen Hundred & si <ty three dollars, — pal debt. with mter st en the prin-ipul at t rate Of 1}¢ per cent per month from the rendi:ion of Judgment until paid. together with all costs of uit. And whrress, on the said -sth day of June, A. p. 163. it was ordered and ‘ by the said court that the mort set forth in plaintiffs compla nt be force! , and the property thercin Seocribed to wh =—All of the nndivided thre: fifths of tae certain quartz — or lodes and mill acring od my od po follows, to wit; T uartz Bown & the: Hibernia Cos. ne Also the the ledye known #é-the Crannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known as the Gold No.2. Also the quartz ledge ka: wn. an the Homeward Bound. Also the quartz ledge known as the O’Donneli lend. Also the unsiviried three fiftes oi that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Fiat, Nevada township and eJunty, in thé vicinity of Wentworth’s saw mill and kuown and designated a3 the quartz mill of the Hibernia Co., and all of said described quartz lodes or ledges, being situa’e in or near Gold Flat. Nevada township and county, state of California, and being well known ly the respective names above des ignated, be levied upon and soid to satisfy sa judgment, interest and costs, and the proveeds ‘thervof applied to the payment of said sums of mMeney an aforesaid Notice is hereby given that I will expose to bli¢ sate, all the above described { ruverty to highest bidder tor cash, in front of the Court House door, in Névaa, on. Tuesday, July 21#t, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and4p.m > Given under my hand, ‘his 20th day of June A be 143, : Wy W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Sear's, Pil ’s Atty. . QtHEWIF E's SAL.K By virtue of an ex}.ecution to me detivered, issued out of the Hon. Diw'riet Court uf the 4th Judicial Listrict. in and for the county of Nevada. tate of California, bearing date June 10th, 163, in favor of Thos E Ballon. and against Solon.en Cush man ant J. WC Colemun, for the sum of Ten Husdred und Fifteen 3s-!00 Dollars, debt, with interest on the sal. aum of $1,015 38 from the Sth day of June 183. a the-rate of ten per cent oe annum, together with all costs of suit, I lave levied uyon all the right. tit! and interest of defendant» in ard to the followmg deseribed property here ofore attached, to-wit: ‘That certein water ditch, situated ia the township and cou ty of Nevada, conveying water fron. New York caron to Gopher fit distrivt, formerly knoWi ts the Thorne ditch, and now known as Cushman. Coleman's diteh. . Alse that parcel of mining claims situate in the township ard county of Nevada on Gopher Hill. owned by « efendanuta and formrriy. known as the =tyles’

elnims, consisting of fifteen claims, more oless, with derrick, hose, pipes. flumes, tools. &e—on said elaiins. Also that other parce! of ‘ining ¢hims situate on Gorher Hill mining district, Nevada to 1 nship and county, and known as the Ked Kock claima, situate bet ween the Blue Lead claims on the no th and the Empire claims on thy south, havmy four hundred teet front more* or. less and running back to the ravine. alxo that dwelling house and lot occupied vy defendant at Gopher Hill. Also blacksmith shop on the claims above d seribid. tegether with all rights, privileyes.and ap all of the above deseribed property, Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the ibuve described property to the’highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada. on ‘TUBSDAY, July 7. in6t, between the hours of Yo’vlock, A.M. and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand this 7th. day of sune, de N. W KNOWLTON, Sheriff. A. (. Niles. Pies Ati’y. . pte ng le SALE.—By oirtueof an kx \? eeution tome deliver: dis ied out of the Hon. Distriet Court, inand for the: eourty of Nevada, State of Ca'ifornia, bearing date june 3d 18°3. in favor of John Purh: met als. composing the Remington Hill Diteh Company and avainst T. 8. Smith, Thomas Powell. M Gren and T. i, Duy. for the sum of Five Hundred ond Fifty Dallar-, debt woth interest on the said sum from the 2nd doy of June 18 3,ut the rate of two percent per month together with all costa of suit. I have levied upon al the right. tide ani interest of defenctints of, in and to the follewing described property which was here ofore at. tached to-wit :—Phat certain set of mining claims known as the Powell claims or Powell & Smitia’s elaine together with the emon. flume, slulces., right of way and appurtenances thereunto be longing loeated op suuth side of Wilcox Ravine near the village of You Beét. Little York town 8 ip, Nevada vouaty, boanded. on the south by elaima known as the Churchelams. — Noticeis hereby given that . will eXpose to . public sale, all the above described property to the hichest bidder, for cash. in front of ti Court: House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, June 30th; 1863, between the hours of 9o’clock, A, M., and4 pom. . Given under tant. my_ hand, this 2nd day June, N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff }. Relden, Atty Peon ve. sw ere ae .—In the District i Court of Nevada county, State of California iu-the matter of the petition of J. W)C. Coleman,an Insolvent Debtor Pargug.t to an-order of Hon. T.B. McFarland. Judge of the said District Court; notice is here by given tonlithe creditors of t)e said. Insolvent, /, W. C Colem in, to be and appear before row, ‘T. B. MeFarlend., Distriet Judy: aforesaid. in open court, at the Court Room, of anid court, inthe county of Nevada, on the dth day of July A. D 18M, at 10 o°elock, A.M, of that A then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of that Lasolvent snoutd not Le granted. aud an assignment of his estate be made, anit he be diseharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursvance of the statute in such sases made atid provided ; and in the meantime. all proceed inys against said Ins »lvent be stayed. Witness my hand 1 } sea t court, this 3. day of Jime, A. > 1868. ~~ Le RK. Ul. Farquhar. Clerk: Niles Searia, A ALEXANDER BUSWELL, . . Radenerg Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man cturer, 517 Olay and 514 Commercial streets, between Montgomery and Sanse me, San Franel: co. Binding of every description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound toany desired a * ree g : WANTED! OLD QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY ~487 Pine street, San Frincisco. By api23 Homeopathic Physician aud Surgeon ne a the of Rineand Broad Streets, 4] ; FS pavticularly attention t eaten of Midwifery. wa all Diseases ef long stonding. . Nevada, Junc 18th, 7833. & dry of June 1963, a final was rendered in the Winerict ‘wurt of he Judicial viet of the State Cer ae murtenances to any and . the seal of sald’ ’ . Asylum Brilding , OPPICTAL. = Te Provide Bondsfer compicting the Mocated a Seuate and Assembly, ao cust ao follows : * Secrion 1.For the ~~ of completing ahd jurnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb, and Bline, the Treasurer of the State shall cause to be suitab'e bonds of the State of Califoruia, bearing interest at Mie raie of seven cent perannum payable se « i-annually, on the first day of January and the first day of. viz ot coh year, at the office of the Lreasu ir er of { : Se : Form of Bonds. base 2. es rie > ae vernor, ecountersigned by 4 and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed theret», and. by the of atate w their issue. x Coupons for Interest. SEc.3. The apupons forinterest shall be attached to each hond, so thac each one may be removed without injary_or tof the bond ‘erthe remaining coupons. The said coup us shall beconsecutively numbered. and siznerdl by the ‘Treasurer of state, and shail represent the semi-annual interest on the boud ‘te which they are attached. : Record of Bonds ~ Amount to be issued Sec. 4. he Treasurer shat! furnish the Coneach bond prepared for issue, and each of the abovs neneee officers shall keep a caseful and ¢orrect record of tie number a denomination ot each bond issued under this Act, the whole amount of which bonds to be styled th **Asyjum Bonds,” shall not exceed seventy-flve thousand dollars [$75 000. ] Appropriation. —_. Sc, 5. The sum of seven hundred deliars is hereb: oP aphagw from the Fund arising from the phe the « Asylum Kon a.’ to pay such ex penses aa may be incurred by the Tieasurer. in the preparation of the said bonda. Taz for Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6. For the payment of the p:incipyl and this Act, there shall be levied, on the first Mouday in March A », eighteen huantredand sixty fou’, and each year thereafter. until the interest and principal of said bun*s# shall be fully paid. an annual tax of three-fourths of one per ent on each ove hundred d lars of value of ail the tanxable property in this state, which tax shall be asSeseed and collected as other <ta’e taxes. and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to bdesiynat d_ the *Asylum;Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’ to be applied garg te to the payment of the faterest of the -‘Asyfan Bonds.” aud for-the redemption of the same : and the faith of the-state of California is here: y pleaged for the payment. as herein provided, of he principal aud interest of the said -*Asylum bonds.”’ : Surplus in Asylum Fund. SEC. 7. Whenever, on tie first day of Jaunary or thé first of July of any year, there r-mains in the -Asylum Hod and Redemption interes: Fun i,” a surplus of _five thou and doullars, or more, a‘ter the pryment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the ‘Treasurer of tate to advertiseten days in one daily newspaper pnblished in the City of Sacramento, and in one daily newspaper published in the City of San Francisco, for sealed propo~ seals to be opened one month after the: xpira. tion of the time of publication. in presence of the Geverno’, State Controller, and Treasur, r, at the Treasurer’s office, for the surrender of Asylum: Honds; and the advert state the amoust of moneys inthe Fund to be app'ied for the redemption of the ratd bunds. and the Juwest propovals for surrender shall be ace pted at-such rates, not excee ‘ing par value, as will redeem the large-t a.aount of bonds, antil the money in the Fund is exhausted. Treasw e) to Report Monthly Srce.8 The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of interest paid and bonds redeem: d, gnd render the same to the Controller monthly, and it shall be hisdu:y to paythe interest on the said bonds, when the sume fallg due, from the Fuud provided by this Act, . 3 Notice for Sale of Bonils— Proviso, Fre @ hen this Act shell have been ratifled. by avete ofthe people, as here naiter provided, the Treasurer State shall advertise twenty d-ys in one daily newspapef published in_ the City of, Sacramenty, and “in_one— daily newsp.per published in the City of Ssn Franciseo, for sealed paoposals for a ol the whole or any portion ofthe ‘Asyiam Bonds,’ andonthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the reasurer of State. in pr. sence of the Governor, Controller, and Treasurer, and the sums bid for awarded to the highest _ bidder; PROVIDED, that no bid shall be aceepted at more than ten = cent discount upon the amount sepresented by the bonds bid for; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act which shall not be dis by the Treasurer of +tete., with the approval of no sule shall be made at more than ten p recent discount upon the amount represen: by the’ bonds so sold, with the interest which may be due and. represented by coupons at the time of such sale; and all sales shafl be imade for culd coin of the United States. and the proceeds shali be set apart in the Treasurs. and constitute the **Blind Asylum Building Fund.’ : Erection and Furnishing A einen The 'Frustecs phan ed ud Asylum, u approved plans and sperifcations, which shall be filed im_the office of the Secretary or State, sliall contract upon surcties, which shall be approved by the Governor. for the ercetion and furnishing ofthe asylum in a complete manner; PROVIDED, it shall not invoive more expenditure than will be covered by the amount realized from the sale of the Asylum bonds issued under this Aet. Claims to be Certified, ste. Src 11. All claims for material, labor, and charges, incurred in. the » Dumb, aud Blind Asylum,.in aceo ance with the plane above mentioned, ‘shail be certified by the Board of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board of State Examiners, the Sontrolie: of State shall draw his avarrant for the amount of such claim m favor of the person or persons to whom it is due, and the Treasurer-of State shall Act to be submitted to @ Vote at Election of _ SBC. 12) This} act shall be submitted to the people of the State for ratification at the general election, to be held on thr Gret Wednesday. of September, A. ™ hundred and sixtyills at end’ eeion. on tate ballots or Stat eu, at » OB their. ts for. ‘officers, vote either for ors puies tate Act: thoxe voting for the «ame *! have written or 1 printed on their ballota for State oméers the Fi » f mtroller,. shall date from the frst day of Julv. a p, 18r4, and be made fe bag atthe officeot the Treasur. thin twenty days after the date of . troller of state with the num r and amount ofinterest of the “ Asylum Bonds” adthorized byvosed of by bid as above provided, shall be seld . the Gov rnor and Controller; Puovipep. that . . > Purdy and . Ag same frem the Blind j qualitied electors of this State ", Se EC, 13. ihe veces tor : his J shail be cavvaseed, retarued. aud « clar.d,in the Same uanper th tanger ibe same. rules as Vulws Cast sor t rer: of Plate ; and if it ap-pear titat a majority of ali the votes cast for and 4, 4)Uetis Act ay aivreouid are im favor of the sauic, tnen it stall ve immeéuiate effect, E the Governur shall make proclatoa' ion acourduyly. and tue iressurer of ptate shall preeced as abuve dirvetes to provide for the preparelien anu pale vi Lie bonds bercim autberized; but suvuld & majuriiy.vf votes be given against Wie Act, them it siwil be void and of no : , Piblicution by Seereta:y of State. SEC. 14. ‘Liw Dec. ctuy vi clave shail cause this Act to be publisneu in owe newspaper ip each Judicial fisirict,; 11 one be published there-— Md. turvlghvui luc State, sor turee Montes pre. covllig Lue fret “ eupesday vl Seprember, A Dtigulau hunured aud sixiy-turee at such rates 1 auVerlipmiy as are malsialued by The papers IB WhICK Lue ealtte nay be publinued; FLUVILED, Lucy uy Mul eXceuu tue rales fixed Jor Slate priutimy. : sare te che. 16 Seetion fourteen of this Act shall tale eect iminetaiely. 5 THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE HRIFLEMAN, W5£M stan for Mares this sea‘on, at Doll's Ranch, uidway op fac malts TOeU wetweem Bed blu and ‘Tccaus, up to August Ist. _ © Terms—-$100 Per season. Pedigre e—Uifi:mas, b h. bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette eo., Ky in 1853. Got by Imp. Givnene; out of the dam Frazier—ad Marksman by Rodotph. g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnauzht—Iimp Janus. by Haxali’s Moses. (1¢ by imo dir Haray)gd B ackburu’a “ hip. g g d Moria, by craig’s Alfred gz gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was hy Sir Archy, out of’a sister to. the dam of Thorn'on’s Katthr. by Imp Robm Beadbreast, g 4 by Obseuriiy, g gd Old Slamerkin hy Imp Widair, g 4 : be the nsare Cub, importea by Cob Delancey, of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 178°; got! y Wooder, dam hd Dux ; Curiosity by Smip; Regw us ; Godolphin Arab. 3 Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and got by English Janus, dum by Fox, y d by the Bald Gallowa Glencoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 133]. aad wontwo thopeand guineas. KiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 183t. The next yrar he won the Gold Cup at —— Ascot, and then challeng d forthe Whip. which banter met ne aceeptonce. He now retire? trom the turf, wad was imported into the United States by James dvexxon. in 1837. Got vy Sultan, out of Trampoline. by ‘Tramp; Web. by yo : Penelope, by Trumpeter; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by #lank: Spectateradam,by Vurtner;. Bonny Las, by Bry Balton: Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet s Barb ; Place’s White Tark ; Natural Barb mare. ‘fiver premium for thoroagh-bred horses.and was entered for the sweepstakes for thoroughbreds, and AD NO COMPETITONS, 7 Persons sending mares from a distance ean re'y upon their stocks reeciving carefal and atticular attention by. experienced men, snd wing provided with ample «nclosed pasturage, and wiHhouw*t extra charge durive the season, of the beat quality, but at the risk of the owners. J. G. DOLL. April ist. Red Bieft ‘THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line aad Pas~ senger train carrying a LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, IGL4., on and after the. ; 20thof May, 18 2, make F— lur tri-weekl* trips, from Ga DOWNIEVILLE to — ne Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vin« Sprinva, Steamboat Springs. Artelope ~prings. Wkshoe city, Ophir “Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hill and Virginia city. Leaving the office of Long'on’s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passeugera 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. ginia City, passing. throwth aruceession of valleys. and Over one of th most beautiful natural roads inthe world; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, aleo, at. the famous Steamhoat Sprin:s. or Geyscrs in Traokee cadows, th greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. ss : The aceommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there will be no delays. no trouble from Snow ;'and the proprietors of the Line guaranter every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant und speedy journey. At Carson and Virginia cities, connection wil? be made with other lines te ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT MINES. ; For freight or patsaye, apply to the offiecs. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN To LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ from Sacramento to Linepia in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln int Pioneer three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and. freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the eity 80 as to have from five to six hours at their disvO8a, returning the same ds / (Running of Trains + %. ¥. R. R. AND-C. C. BR. R. Leave sacramente.....6.30 4. M,and 2P. . Leave Lincoln.....-..5.:5 A. M and 10.304. Freight and Yassenger Tariff. Through ae =) aaa +-Three Dollars, Phrough Freight.....6. «..Four Dellare C. L. WILSON. Nov. 30th; 1861—tf M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION ee MERCHANT. a Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M SACRAMENTO. T ee my arrangements to forwaré NEVADA COUNTY, gs Sead NEVADA TERRITORY. ~~ = = ESMERALD AND HUMBOLDT. T have alo Agents at the principal Railrond Beira cin Teds Rese as *® pa of a 3 Intrusted to care at the lowest rolling freizht. sed Mark. your goods * CARE OF M. G., SAC." 2" To avoid mistakes, eend steamer recefpt ‘ Sacramento, March éth, 1x63. ° Rosiph was by sir Anchy,of Transport,dam ~ Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the’ , theeerni TE At any terms. Miarke prompt my*-ti TPuE D tee day my unsettle sand sett Red I * Paci RR wh per Ore of Ladin reasona’ to. my? t Pac St. £ Cons Orizi From Passe) A-pinw and fror ‘and Pae Cor. Sac New Tu class naed by wholes tiow Td enoagh Sri Are 3 ‘ yior to breaka; Mi From No. 229 N; i #epectior San F $a ryvsik . tie pege Te a ppew ob tiumabl: Bauise: oa These mio° THNHE tow for sale HORSE at the 1 Ort, 4 Boa, “wie'yalae eo Now