May 31, 1863 (4 pages)

pester ipes Sudip pes oF 7 . 2 4 a e 4 a ca . __CADeNGe centtnsay whecort. 1 1. VarquPees ta gy. af R ANE LONGER AME ae Ni gum of 90% 66 and costs of aait. 1863. District, ian action commeneéd on the Grd 4 2 } seal ; har, clerk of the District Court aforeand & a Testis debh gata copta mai: have ta . of judgment until paid, together with all coats . olaims situate in the township anv county afore. _viaims on-the north and. the Empire. claims: on’ x oe ep 186%, betweon the hours of 9 o'clock A. Mi, . BR gi ta alge 4 um MON ran a California, county of s Nevada. Town Of Eureka, as. Fustievs Court before tra etiniey, J. P The People of the State of es Wm Arutiold oa You are here moned to appear before t under sigued Vikties’e the Peace, at his. office in anid township,-on ursday the 2huli day of June, 4-1) 1864, at one.o’clock Pym. to answer to the cothplaipt of ¥. Feist and HU, Kisenbradn who sues you for the eum of $93.56 alleged to be duesor money paid for yuu as sureties on a cer. jain promi seory note drawtt by you Dec, 8th, 1862 ero oh é to Jackson Wileoxson 4 mdaths after dite ad complains now on file in my. office. On failure soto appear and answer. jud ment will be rendered against you fot. the said o_— Given under my hatd thie 1°th day of March IRASTANLKY Justice of the Peace, A true copy, .0, D. Bancock: itis ordered thatthe foregoing summons. be publivhed in the Nevapa DaILy TRANSORWT Tor the space of three months from date, & IRA STANLEY, Jap < _ 0. D. Babeoek, Constable. aie XU MUONS. —S1g'e of California, county o &) Nevada. se, District Court of the 14th Judieal. District of said State. ‘The People of the. State of California. to Honry Regier. . Youare hereby stimmoned to appear and an awei to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharine Sehnel jer, tiled se i cnn ten days from the service of tits writ, if served on,in this county, withittwinty days if served of you in this District, and out ol this.county and within 40 days if servedon you fi the State und out of thi of March, .(A.:D., 1863; in said” court, wherein plaintiffs. pbs Aap. sme alnet'you in the sunt Of $340, 72_-with interest th at io cent per annum from Nov. 10th 1862; alleged to be sue and owing them from yott on acertain pro: inissory notc madehy you and delivered to. then, All of which is more we egy forth in complaint to this action On fle herein.’ And you ate hereby notified that if you frill to. anawer said: Complaint as herein directed, Viaintif'a will taked udgment against yor therefor by default, togcther with all costnof eult, atid also demand of the Court such etlicr relief Sent har, Clerkof the District Cort. afure=~ Yaald. dd Hereunto aet my hand and: im preas the ecal of the said court, at offftce. in the vity of Nevada, this.-tliday of Apri A. p,, 1863. ; K. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per (. K. Farquhar, Deputy. iby order of tlie ron. 'l. 3. McFarland, Jucge of the Divtitet oa -wibredatd: A true copy attest ¢ R, H. FARQUILAR. Clerk. “wast ? M. Farquhar, Deputy. Searle & Niles, Pifls’ Attya. SUMMON «,—state of California, county of Ss ‘Neévadac ss. District Court of the 14th Judieral Distaist of said state. ‘The People of-the State of Cal ato Kichard Manuel, Greeting. Yow are he wyomoned fo appear and answer tothe eomplaut of Eligabeth J. Manuel filed against ) ou on Tuesday, March 17th, 186.3, within ten days fron the service of this writ. ifserv edon youin tuis county, wii twenty dave if served on you in this District and Gut of this county and within forty days ff. served on you in tite state and out of this Distrfér. in an action commitnced on the: 17th day of Merch 1863, in said oourt wherein said Mtizabetly J, Manuel Ra for a judgment. against you Richard Manuel aol¥ing the bonds ® of -matrhieny mts NE betwoen you and the said. plaintiff andthat. she the said Klizgabeti’ Manual may have thé vare, custo« dy, control and guntdiauship of tda Manual your wudisaid plaintiffs child. And you are hereby notided that if you fall to anawer said complaint ua herein Girecied plaintiff will take judgment senont 700 theres by detaute, together with “vtteosts of sutt. and atso dentrnd -of the eourt aueh other relief nevis prayed ior.in said. complaint ~~) » bitestimony wher of FR. im Farqu do hereunto wet m seal of the seid court at ty Chia 17th dayoof Marsh : > KR, H, Farquaan, clerk, hand and tmpress the cein the city of Nevaius, Bes By order of Fon, 'T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid. Attest, R. H. Fanquu\R, clerk, G. 1. Waters, Atty. a VONSTABLE’s SAL .—By virtue of an : es me delivered iesued frum the jourt o f W. P. ttarrin,ton.Esq,. 0 acting Juatiog ame Peace ii and for eeu Aone a beartny date } 7th, A. ),° 1854 to. satisfy a maint réndert by ald Aahide the Oth day. April a 0, 188 aafaroroflL. & Janson and {Wim Holdrifice & Co. for the sam of bidder for cant » following deseoribed proerty *to wit: A enight titleand interest.of Wm weverices & Co, of, in-and to a certain It or oe baa inched ae bee i. kee bya southside of Coment’ + in ‘the Towuship of Nevada and ity an the Granite Company's claims together whh: all machinery. teals. appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging. T wall Gell the shmeat cablic auction in front bi the Court House door in Nevada city, on Friday the Sth oa of fane.A p, 1863 between the hours ote clock, A.M, anthé pM, of said day aken ug the property of Wim Holdridge & Co 4 galisfy the above demand’ and accriting costs, driven tinder my hand this Lith day of May 1863. . “ot, B GRAY, Constable. NT SH Sa A BIEN SALW. —Whereas onthe vist of May Pit, a final jadgmeut and decree wae rendered ‘fu the District Court of the 14th dudicial District of the State of California, in and fur the county of Nevada, against 7. W. C. Coleman and in favor of A, J. Johavon for the sum of Kightoon Hundred and twenty dollars, princi pal debt, with mterest en the prinspal at the vate of two por dent permonth from the rendition of suit and $00 counsel fees, And wh-reas. on the said @ietaayof May 1883. it waa ordered and’! dvereed hy the saidcourt that the mortgage ect forth in plaintiffs compliant be foreclosed, and the property therein described to. wit:—Pheundivided one fourth of that water ditch sttuate in the sopneltp of Nevada, county of Nevada, and Mtate Of California, Gonveyitig water from New York canon to Gopher Hull District heretofore known and designatedas the ‘Thorne Ditch” or *-Cushnin & Coleman’s Ditch.’ Also, the undivided one-fourth et thatcertain lot of mining said, on Gopher Hill, owned by Cushman & Coleman and fornréWy known as the Stiles elaims consisting of fifteen claims: more or less, with derrick. hose pipes, flumes, quicksilver, tovls, &e. belonging to: said claims Also, the undivided one-fourth of that set.or parcel of mining olaime situate in Gopher Hill mining district in wean and county aforesaid known as the Red k«clainis, situate between the Blue Lead the aouth having four hundred feet front, more or bess ,and ranning back te the ravine, be levied upom dud sold to satisfy said jade ment, interest wad casts, and the provceds thereofapplied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. ‘ is ae that 1 will expose to ‘al ¢ aboye described . roverty to der for cash, in front of the Court in’ Nevada, on Tuesday, June De Me niy Hf Nhis 23 da of May A en under b> ON. WURNOWL DON, Sheritt. A. G.Niles, Pld "e Atty, ncrecny a sulvent be stay és -eribed pr ities in Nevada Territe BOY ONT NOVO Ret # sit es Court Nevada.county._ of Californt in tne gtteror the petition of Geo. W. Meliardy an Insolvent Debtor: . . ae ; ‘Pursuant to an order of the Mou “T ff, MeFarland, Jadge of the satd Dis*rict oagid nu. tice is hereby given to all the creditors the said Insolvent,G, W. MeHardy to beand appear before the Hon. T. Bb. MeVartatid, District Judge aforesaid, in open eourt, at the cotrt room of said coer a the county of Nevada, on the 13th day of June, A. D., 1863; tt 1 0’dloek. A. M,; of that day, then aud there to show cause, ifany they ean,-why the yer of that Insolvent #' dinot be gratited, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and Habilities, in purse: of the statute in oueh ape made and provided ; and in théinean time al? proceedings againet said Inro , ‘my licnd aa tlie Seal of anid seal > court; putiedayay A. D, ie) } seal —< FARQUHAR. Clerk, D. Belden, Atty, * TN tha matibr of the Eytate of Isaad Avery. deceased. . In Probate Court, Nevada county. HH appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Administrator ofthe astate of Iaaat Avery, d ceased, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is tecessary to sell the real estate to pay the debts outstanding againet the decefised, and the debts, expenses-and charges_of Administration It ia therefore ordered that all persons fatecres ip the said estate nppear before thé said Probate a) urt on Saturday. the 6th day Of June 1864. at. 11 G'elocko4 Ms to show ¢cadgse why) an order should not be granted to the sald Administrator to. sell the real estate of the é sed, an shall w¢ nereasary, and that a copy of thia order be ublished ut least sour successive weeksin the EVADA DAHA TRANSERIPT, & vnewstaper printed and published i» sa‘d city and county. DAVID BELDEN. Probate Judge. Rated Nevada, May sth, 1803. : Office of Ihe County Clerk of city and county of Nevada. ss.—1, Hl. H. Farquhar County Clerk, avd ex-officio clerk. of the Probate Court inand for said cousity, do Wereby certify the foregoing to bea true eopy ofan order duly made “end enteted upen the minutes of said Probate Court. ae ~Witness my land and seal of said court seal f nis 8th day of May. 1863, 5 —_ H.W FARQUDAR Clerk, Per G K. Farquhar, Députy. <" — All persona meiebted tothe Chaik Bluff Mill or the Avery Katate are requertedto ray up on or before 6th day of Jarte,i : _ We AV, Cozzuns Administrator emmy ee SALE.—By virtue of an exe K) cution to me delivered issued cut of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, beariag date May Isth 1nd, in favor of John Smith and aygainet J. H. Jewett, U.S Jewett, J. C. Garber, A. H. Mal tory and W. G. King forthe sum of Six Hum dred and’Fen Dollars, with interest at the rate of two per cent per month froin the rendition of Judgment until paid together with all coxts orsdit. Ihavelévied tpon tle fottowing feaoperty, heretoforé aytaehed, to-wit: All the fight, title and interest of defendants; Jewetts oly mand to that eértain bot of miding claims knowmas Miggs & Co’s claims loeated on Brandy Point. near Ked Dog, Little ¥ork town ship, county of Nevada, together with all the fumes, sluices,” lydratilice and appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also the claims known as Rigus & Co's claims-on Independence Adit) ad‘joining the wbove named elaiins: Noticeis hereby given. that . will expose to pudjic sale allthe ve destribed ‘property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court house doury in Nevada, on TUBSDAY, June 16th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this!sth day of May. N W. KNOWLTON / Sherif. Pacific Mail Steamship Compuny: NOTICE. RRANGEMENTS have been made by which shipments of Gold, Silver and Cop‘per Ores can be forwarded under through sills of Lading from ,8an Jranciseo to Enyland, at reasonable rates For further particulars apply to A B FORBES, Agent. my?2-tf Cor Sasramento and Leidadorif ste. DISSOLUTION. : N@wet itherd@y given that the copartner, 1p heretofore extating between the under. signed. under tht tirm sad namgpr A, P. Chureh & Co. in the book and étationery« Vasiness, is this day dissolved by mutual eonsents A P. Church, having purchased the interest of ‘T.-M. avd I. J. Rolle iv the bouk atere,. will hereafter conduct the business on his Own account, and Wilt also pay all debts and réeei¥é all moses due the Hiym, ‘A. P CHURCH, . kr T. H. ROLF Nevada, May 20, 1803: 1. J. Ror , Nottce of Dissolution tf of Nee partnership heretolore existing between the undesingned, is this day dissolved py muatdatconsent. AM persons indebted to the lute tirm Will picase call and settle. e NiLKS SKARLS, Nevada, May Int. 1303. A.» Q. NAL tay THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Lite and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER” EXPRESS, ILL, on and’ after the : Preye os ne 1862. make — reyular tri-wevkly trips, dvam Gp DOWNIEVILLE to : : Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vine Springs, Steambe +. rer ig ete Springs, Wachee city, Ophir orks, Fratiktewn, Carson city, Da teh city Gold Hilland Virginm city. ai ae, Leaving .the office of Lanyon’ s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mirna Aig this route will fiave 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. Virrinia City, passing through a euceereren 6f y¥aleys. and ovef one Of thy most beautiful natural roxds inthe world; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springs, in Sierra Valley; . and, alae,’ at the famous Steamboat Sprinivs. or Geystts in True kee eadowws, tha greatest of the natural curidsPioneer The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are dusarpacsed by amother; there will be no delays, tio’ trouble from snow ; and the proprietora of the Line guarantee: every facility to those who desire to make a pee and ot gl Nae ape arson and Virginia citi r be made with other lines to co gaia ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LBT us MINES. ee For freight or Passage, apply to the offices. Rates Curtis to be md appetr before Hon , a tis, to at : is Mevart c the junction of Broudand Main streets running “street to Mr Croas. fence, thence at rixht angles . to the plage ot ‘QUERIFF’S SALE=—Wheress. on the } Cook’s blacksmith shop atid runnin ‘in any wise appertaing, be levied upon and sold fendant Clark) about %¢ of a mile, thence in & NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In tire District I Coart of Nevada county. State of Californ Sf aba hipaal paras to ax onthe TB MeFariand, Judge of tite said District Court, notice is h ‘ @ ereditors oftné gaid Insolvent. T.B and, Distritt Jud ,in epen court, at the court py of te eourt, in th: county of Nevada, on the 131 day of June A. ® , 1863, at 100’clock, A w., of that day flren ahd there to show cause, if any the can, why the prayer of pies Tnbaly ess should nt be granted, tad wn assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged trom Iti debts and liabilities. fr rsuance of the statute in such~ ease made ahr crass ; oe in the a ee all proceetlings’s againet said Insolvent be stayed. en Witness my hand fe the seal of said } teni t court, thir 12th day of a A. D. 1863; ~ rt. H. FARQUHAK, Clerk. : -By @ XK. Farquhar, Deputy D. Belden, Atty ae thie’ r’s SAG, — Whereas, on the Ne) iéth day of May. A. b. 1963, a final judg ment and decree was rendered in the ‘District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of California, ia and for the county of Nevada, apenas A 5. Gregory and_in favor of Edward uroughs. for the sim of ‘Ten Hundred, sev nty-three and i100 dollars, principal. debt, with oe on the prificpal at the rate of 134 per cunt per month fromthe rendition of judgment uptil paid, together with all costs of suit. . And whereas, on the efid 16th of May, 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in plaintifi’s complaint be foreclosed. aid the property therein. dexerib: ed, to-wit; Those certain lots or parcels of . land situated andbeing. in the ‘fuwnship and county of Nevada . and bounded as folx lows, beginning at aupoint on the east side of Washington street, at the south-east corner of Flurshrutz’ lot,running thence easterly about 109 feet, thence southerly at right angies about 100 fet to Was ton. strect thence north along said streevto pince of beginning. Also that rertain other lot bonded aa follows: Beginning at thence routherly along the east line of Main westerly to Oregon strect, thence along Oregon street to Brows street, and thence northerly along the line: ef road, str et, to the place: of beginning,containmg about one acre. Also thixt ¢ertain otherlotiyiug, onthe east side of Main street abd Opposite the junction of Broad and Main streets, bounded us follows, beginning at a point on Main street, at the north-west corner ofa lot owned by Dr Overton and others ru, ning theacve upthe east line of Main street, and the Downieville roaa about 200 feet, thence westerly at nearly right angica with this last line 2uv feet, thence westerly at right angles with Main st, ium g, and containing: about ane nere of land and two frame buildings, ail ofsaid premises and land being Within the county and city of Nevada. be levied upon and sold te satisfy said judgment, interest and costs. and the proeeeds thereot applied to the payment of said sums Of money as aloresaid, Sere Notice is hereby given that I will expose to puoli« sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder fur cash in tron of the Court House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday, June iéth,’ 1863. between the hours.of 9 e’clock A.M ond.4 P.M, ‘ : Given under my hand this 20th day of Muy 1 63. N. W, KNOWLTON ; Sheriff: D. Belden -Pif’s Atty. kD dist day of May, A. D. 1868, a final judgment aud decree was rendered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distiict of the State of California, infor the eownty of Nevada, against Condy Boyle, et al. andin tavorofGeo P Dal ton for the sum of three hundred and seventy nine.dollars principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of ten per cent per annum. irom the rendition of judgment until patd, together with all costs of suit. And whereas on the Zist day of May, A.D, 1 63, it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the mechan ie’s ITen set-ferth ii pliintit’s complaint be toreclosed. and the property therein described. to wit: ‘fhe building situated and the lot of ground lying and being in the town of Giags Valley Nevada county, State of California, on the west sige: Mill street, and tow (formerly) ovcupi d asa png she . house by Condy Buyle, said prop. erty is bounded on the north hy’ the lot of Pat Sweetman, on the south by the lot eecupied by ) back to the lot ——— by ged pier Said buitding js a two sterydrame, routwon Mill street, the lot being abeat32 feet fronton Millstreee. and running back the full ,width tothe church lot. together With all aad singular, the rigtts, pues lleges auc appurtenances thereuhto belong ing ut tosatiaty said judgment, interest and costs, atid the proceeds thereof appli d to the payment of s#id sums of money as ufuresaid, Notice is hereby given, that . will_expose to public salé all the above described property, to the higheSt die.der for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, vane 16th 1863. between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. 1., and # o'clowk, BM. : Given under my hxad, this 25th day of May 1863. N. W, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Diddle & Byrie PuE'’s Atty. Sear ge ay SALE,.—Whereas on the 21st day of May i863, a final judgment and de cece wae réndered iuthe District court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of the State of California, in an@-for the county of Nevada, against Joseph Clark atein favor of Thomas Halsal for the sum of Elght Hundred ana Righty 10-100 dollars. priivipal debt, with interest on the priucipal at the rate of-twopertent per month from the renditton of judgment until paid, tégether with alt costs of suit. “And whereas, on tite said 2het day of May 1863, it was ordered and Genresd . by the seid court, that the mortgage set forth ja plaintil?s complaint be foreclosed, and the Property therein deseribed to: witk—That certain piece or parcel of land situate, lyiugand being in the town-hip Of Grass Valley, ‘Nevada tounty, State of Cali ornia and bounded and -desePibed as follows): Commencing at a point near a plve tree adjoining the tHervetia and Lafayette Ranch. on the right hand side of the road jeading from Grass V alley to Auburn, thence running ona line of fence inline between this ground and land belonging to MvTarlton to an oak tree to. Tarlton’s eoruer ; thenee westerly ona line of fence about 400 yards to a amall pine tree; thence south on a line of fences. about one milé to the lowerend of Berry's Ranch; thedce casterty along the line of fence a‘joining the homestead of the party of the firs! part (idest the said denortherly direetion to. point. ef beginning containing about 250 acres of land and being all un-_ der board and. stake-and-vider fence: together with all aud singular the tenements hereditaments, franchises: rights, ‘privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any Wise ape Fertuihing. be: devied upon and sald to satisiy said judgment interest and. costs, and . the proccods thereof applied to the payment of said sums of Reems gee : ae NOtice ts horeby. wiven, that I will expose to public sale, all the dees described pi a to a ~—— — eash, in front of the Court door, ia yada. on ‘Tueaday, June th, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’el A. Mey Pr. MV? stead ? es tee s under lmnd. thie 26th dav of ame ae KNOWLTON: Sheri. Dibble & Byrne, Pitt's Altys,: i edie et, or ‘pA wae ; Avproved Aprif27th, 1863. HE. Pedpi¢ of the Stat¢ of California, repre7 sented iff Senate and Assembly, Jo enact as follows ¢ ° ey caeSxrctrion 1.’ For the purpose of completing and furnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blinc, the Treasurer of the State shall canse to be prepared suitable bonds of the State of California, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent perannum. payable sev ji-annually, on the first day of January and the first day of July of each ydary at the office of the Treasurer of the State. : =—— Form of Bonds. Src 2. The said b ndsshall be signed by.the Governor, and countersigned by the Controifer, and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, afd shall have the seal of the state affixed thertte, and shall date from the Grst day of Julw. A D,-18e4, and be made payabic atthe office of the Treasur¢r-of state within twenty days after the date-of their issue, Coupons for Interest, Src.3. The coupons forinterest shall be attached to each bound, so that each One may Be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe rémaining coupons. The said coupous shall be consecutively numbered. and signed by the ‘Treasurer of state, and sharl r&present-the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. ‘Record of Bonds—Amount to be issued Sec. 4. The Treasurer shall furnish the Controller of state with the ns a amount of each, bohd prepared fer issue, wachvof the above named officers shall keep a cateful and correetrecurdof the number. mad, denomination of each bond issued under this Aet, the whole amountot which bonds to be styled th: .*sAsylum Bonds,” shal not exceed seventy-ffve thousaW@dollars [$75.000.]° = Appropriation. Src, 5. The sum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriaied, from the Fund arising from the sule-of the **Asylum Hon ta.” to pay suchex penses as may be incurred by the. Treasurer in the preparation of the said bunda. Tax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Src.6. Fordthe payment ofthe principal and interest of the ‘Asylum Bonds’ authorized by this Act, there shall be levied,.on. the first Mouday in March Ap, eighteen hundred and sixty fous, and each year th:ereaiter. until. the intercst and principal of said bons shall bt fully paid. an annual tax of three-fourths of one per cent on éach one hundred d jars of value of ailthe taxable property in this. state, which tax shall be assessed and collected as other state taxes, and by the ‘Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to be designat’d the -*Asylum Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’* to be applied eigery ier to the payment of the interest of the -‘Asylum Bonds,” aud for the redemption of the same; and the faith of the State of California is herevy pleaged forthe payment. as herein provided, of «he. principal and: interest of the d **Arylum bonds,’? : ot Surplus in Asylum Fund: Sec. 7. -Whenever, on the-first day of Jauu= ary or the ftirat of duly of any year, there remains fn the ‘AsyJum Boud and Redemption Interes: Fund,” a surplus of five thou and dotlars, or more, after the py ment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the treasurer of tate to Adveriiseten days in ose daily Saar, pablished in the City of Sae— rameato, and Inone daily newspaper published in the City of San Francisco, for sealed propo= sals to be opened one month after the expiration of the treme of publication. in presence of the Governo-, State Controller, and Treasurcr, at the Treasurer’s office,-for the surrender of Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys in the Fund to be npplied for the redemption of the said bonds. and the lowest proposals for surrender shall be accepted at such rates; not. cxcee ting par value, as will redeem the large.t a.avantof bonds; un Ni the monty in thé Fund 18 exiiausted. Treasu:e: tv Report Monthly Srec.§ The Treasurer of Siate shall keep a full and ‘particular accomgt of interest paid and bonds redeemed, and render the, same te the Controlitr monthly, and “it shall be nis duty to pay the intereat vn the said bonds, .when the same f4Uls due, fot the Fund provided by this cl, : Notice for Sate of Bonds—Proviso. Src 9. When this Act shall have been ratified by-avote ofthe people, as hereinafter provided, the. Treagurer, of State shath mdvertise twenty doys in ovedaily Wewepapef published in the City of Sacrament, and\in one daily newspuper published in the City of.Ssn Francisco, for sealed paoposals for the purchase o} the whole or any portion of the ‘Asylum Honda,’ nndonthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals: they shall be openedvat the office ot the Treasurer of State, in pr: sence of the Governor, Controller. and Treasufer, and the sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder: PROVIDED, that no bid shall be accepted at more than ten per cent discount upeli the utiiount represented . by the honds bid for; and any portton of the athount of bonds authoriSed to issue under this Act which shall not be dis osed of by bid os above provided. shall be sold y the Treasurer of *tete, with the approval of the Governor and COptroiler; PRovipEeD, that bf sule shall be made at more than ten p reent iscount upon the amount represented. by the bonds so sold, withthe ivtcrest which may be due and represent by coupons at the time of such sale; and all salex sha'l be made for gild coin of the United States. and the proceeds shall be-set-apart in the Treasury. and constitute the “Blind Asylum Building Fund.:’ Erection and Furnishing Asylum, Sec. 10. The Trustees ofthe Deaf, pumb. and Blind Asylum, upon approved plans and specifi: eations, which shail be filed in the office of the Secretary or State, shall contract upon sureties, which shall Be appraved by the Governor, for the-erection and furnishing of the Asylum in a complete manher ; PROVIDED. tt shall-not-inyotrs junk fectinen ure we wilt be covered by ne amoun zed Trom the-sale oi the Asylum bonds issued tmder, this. Act. . Claims to be Certified, ¢tc. 4 Ske. 11. All claims for material, labor, and charges, incurred in constructing and fu¥nishin the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum, in ate ance with the plaiis aboye mentioned, shall be certified bY the Bontd of Trustees, and upon apino by the Board of State _Exeaminere, the ontroile: ef State shall draw his warrant for4 the amount of such claim m favor of the persen or persons to whom it is due, and the thossarer of State shall pay the same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fand.Act to be submitted toa Vote at Election of September, 1962. Ske 12. This} act shall be submitted to tho people of the State for ratification at the general election, te be held.on the first Wednesday of September, a. rs cighteen hundred and three, and the ‘qualities electors of this. Stake Wilt, at said election, on their ballots for State officers, vote either for or po this Act thoxe voting for the same shall have written or q Printed on: thein ballots for State, omeers the aoa U se _ a a nthe Sec. 13. “The 3.5 and against this Ké shall be canv , returned. aud. delar.d, in the same manner and subject to the same rules. votes cast tor Treasurer of State ; and if it pear that a majority of all the votes cast for an¢ avainst this Actas aforesaid are in favor of same, then it shall have immediate effect, a the Governor shall make proclamation thereg aceordingly. and the Treasurer of State sh proceed as above directed to provide for the pre paration and sale of the bonds herem authe ed; bit-should a majority of votes be giv against the Act, then it shall be void and of » e a f Prblieation by Sceretary of State: Sec. 14. The Secretary of State shall csug this Act to be published in one newspaper j each Judicial District, if one be published there in. throughout the State, for three months pre eeding the first “ednesday of September, a. eighteen hundred and sixtv-three. at such rat of advertising as are maiitained by the pape in which the same may be published; PKoy, DEP, they do net exceed the rates fixed ior Sta printing. ; SEC. 15 Section fourteen of this Act shal ‘take etlect irhmediately. AYERS’ SARSAPARILLA. COMPOUND r-medy in whith we h: labored to produce the most+ fiectual alter. ‘native that G@nde made, Itis a cencentrated ex tract of Par: sarsapariiia so comt intd With oth er substances of still greater alternative. po as toafford ah efleetive antidote for th® dise sdrs#pariila is reputed to cure. ¥t is believe that such a remrdy is wan‘ed by. those who fer frém strumous complaints, and that one whieh wilk aceomplish their enre must prove: immense seryice to the large class: pf our afi (ed fel ow citizens. How comptctely this compound will do it has been prove by experi: on many of the Worst cases to be found ef the foltowlpg complaints :Kroptipns and eruptive diseases. scrofala and Scrofulous complaints. ulcers pimples, blotches, tumors. salt rheum, scald head, mercurial dis. exsé, dropsy, neuralgia ortic dororoux, debi} dispepsia and indigestion, erysipelas. and indeed the whole class of complaints atis:ng from imi Nd of the blood. This compoenu will be found & great promoter of health,when taken in the spring. to expel the foul humors which fester in the blood .at that sedSon of the year. Bythe timely expulsion of them many ranklit ¢ disorders.are nippcd in the bud. Multitudes ean, by the aid of this remed spare themselves from’ the endurance of fow eruptions-and ulcerous sores, through which the system will arrive to rid itself of corruptions. if not assistea todo thia <terongh the natural channels of the body by an slternative-+medicines Cleanse out. the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions or sores ; clénse itv when you find itis obstruc ed and sluggish in the veine ; clean it whenever it fs fotil, and your feelings wil tell youwhen, Even where.no. particular disorder 8% felt. people enjoy better health and live lon ger, for clensing the blood. Keep the blood healthy and all is well ; but.with this pabulim o} lifa disorderad, there ran be no lasting health Sarsaparilia has. and deserve much, the re putatioa, of accomplishin’ these ends. But-th world has been egragiously deceived by prepa rations of it, partiy beeause the drug alone ha not all the virtue that claimed for it, but more bevatise any preparations, pretending to b oncenrated extracts of it, eonta n_butittle oi the virtue of Sareaparilla, or anything else, During late years the public have been misled by large bottles, pretending to give a quart 6 }.xtract of Sarsaparilla for one dotiar. . Most o these have been trauds apon the sick, for the not only contain little, ifany Sarsapariiia, but often no curative properties whatever. Hené bitter an! painful disappoiutment bas. followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the market. until the name: itself justiy despild, »nd has becume synonymoug with fmposition and cheat. Still we call this compound sarsaparia, and intend to supply such aremedy as shall rescue the nume from the cloud of obleqay which rests upon it.” And we think we have for ® keving it has vir tues which are irresistable by the ordinary raz ef the disease it is intended to enre. In orde to secure their complete eradication. from ayst'm, the remedy should ve judiciously taker neco) dia ¢ to dirvetions on the bottie. Prepared Py, De. J.C. AXER & CO, owell, Mass. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won for itself such a renown fer the cure ¢ every variety of Throat and J ung’ Complaint that it is entirely unnceessary for us to recdun! the evidence of it8 vii tucs, wherever it: has bee employed. Awsit hss long been in constant ot throughout tuis Section, we need ndt. do assure the people its quality is kept vp to th best it ever has beth, and'thut it tary be rc lied 61 9 oo for their reliefall it -has e¥cr been fow ° : : For sale by . CRANE & BSRIGHAM, Front street, cor of Clay, San Francisco. THE THOROUGH BRED HORS RIFLEMAN, WiIhi stan«t for Mares this sea4 on, at Doll’s Ranch, midway ony ¢35 1€ main road between Red Bluif ahd Tenam Up to August Ist. Terms—$100 Pedigree=Riflemaa, b h, bred ty John F Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky. in 1855, Gotby Lm Glencoe, out ofthedam Frazier and Marksm by Rodolph, g d Butterfly by Sumpter—M by Dandnge’s Fearnaught*—Lmp Janus: Rotolph was by Sir Anchy. of Transport, da by Haxall’s Mosts.(he by Iinp Sir tiaray)g db Biackburn’s Whip: 2 ¢ d Matia, by craig’s 4 fred. ¢ ¢ g d the celebrated Prior mare. Seampter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister the dam of Thornton's Rattler, by Imp Rob Beadbreast, ¢ d By Obscurity, g zd Ola Slame kin by ar Wildnir, g ‘gd the mare Cubd,impe' ted by Col. Delancey. of ifginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1737; got by Wow eker, dam by Dex; Curiosity by Spap; Keg us; Godolphih Arab, a imp Janus was foaled in 1744, and gut by E lish Janus, dai by Fox, zy d by the Bald Gall w : er season: ay. 4 Glencoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey: 1831, aad won twc thorisand: guineas. Riddl Worth and Goodwood Cup in 131. The ne yearhe won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, au then challenged for the Whip. which banter® no acceptance. Henow retired ie the tag and was imported into the United States % James Jackson. in 1837. Got py Sultan, ont frampoline, by Trap; Web. by Waxy : Pe lope, by Trumpeter ;_ Prunella, by Higiflyt Promise, by Beep 5 Julia, by ikuk: Spor’ tor'sdam.by Partner; Bonhy Las. by B Halton :-Darley; Arabian; Byerly, Turk; Tat let's Barb; Piace’s White Turk ; Natural Ba Taare. Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1962, took t firstpremium for thorough-bred horses,and W entéred for the sweepstakes for thorough: bred and HAD No COMPETITORS. . 7° Persons sending mares from a distav ean rely upon, their stocks secsiviee caret attention by need men, the best quality, but at re he ~ P April Ist. gue

pester ipes Sudip pes oF 7 . 2 4 a e 4 a ca . __CADeNGe centtnsay whecort. 1 1. VarquPees ta gy. af R ANE LONGER AME ae Ni gum of 90% 66 and costs of aait. 1863. District, ian action commeneéd on the Grd 4 2 } seal ; har, clerk of the District Court aforeand & a Testis debh gata copta mai: have ta . of judgment until paid, together with all coats . olaims situate in the township anv county afore. _viaims on-the north and. the Empire. claims: on’ x oe ep 186%, betweon the hours of 9 o'clock A. Mi, . BR gi ta alge 4 um MON ran a California, county of s Nevada. Town Of Eureka, as. Fustievs Court before tra etiniey, J. P The People of the State of es Wm Arutiold oa You are here moned to appear before t under sigued Vikties’e the Peace, at his. office in anid township,-on ursday the 2huli day of June, 4-1) 1864, at one.o’clock Pym. to answer to the cothplaipt of ¥. Feist and HU, Kisenbradn who sues you for the eum of $93.56 alleged to be duesor money paid for yuu as sureties on a cer. jain promi seory note drawtt by you Dec, 8th, 1862 ero oh é to Jackson Wileoxson 4 mdaths after dite ad complains now on file in my. office. On failure soto appear and answer. jud ment will be rendered against you fot. the said o_— Given under my hatd thie 1°th day of March IRASTANLKY Justice of the Peace, A true copy, .0, D. Bancock: itis ordered thatthe foregoing summons. be publivhed in the Nevapa DaILy TRANSORWT Tor the space of three months from date, & IRA STANLEY, Jap < _ 0. D. Babeoek, Constable.. aie XU MUONS. —S1g'e of California, county o &) Nevada. se, District Court of the 14th Judieal. District of said State. ‘The People of the. State of California. to Honry Regier. . Youare hereby stimmoned to appear and an awei to the complaint of A. Fuller & Catharine Sehnel jer, tiled se i cnn ten days from the service of tits writ, if served on,in this county, withittwinty days if served of you in this District, and out ol this.county and within 40 days if servedon you fi the State und out of thi of March, .(A.:D., 1863; in said” court, wherein plaintiffs. pbs Aap. sme alnet'you in the sunt Of $340, 72_-with interest th at io cent per annum from Nov. 10th 1862; alleged to be sue and owing them from yott on acertain pro: inissory notc madehy you and delivered to. then, All of which is more we egy forth in complaint to this action On fle herein.’ And you ate hereby notified that if you frill to. anawer said: Complaint as herein directed, Viaintif'a will taked udgment against yor therefor by default, togcther with all costnof eult, atid also demand of the Court such etlicr relief Sent har, Clerkof the District Cort. afure=~ Yaald. dd Hereunto aet my hand and: im preas the ecal of the said court, at offftce. in the vity of Nevada, this.-tliday of Apri A. p,, 1863. ; K. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per (. K. Farquhar, Deputy. iby order of tlie ron. 'l. 3. McFarland, Jucge of the Divtitet oa -wibredatd: A true copy attest ¢ R, H. FARQUILAR. Clerk. “wast ? M. Farquhar, Deputy. Searle & Niles, Pifls’ Attya. SUMMON «,—state of California, county of Ss ‘Neévadac ss. District Court of the 14th Judieral Distaist of said state. ‘The People of-the State of Cal ato Kichard Manuel, Greeting. Yow are he wyomoned fo appear and answer tothe eomplaut of Eligabeth J. Manuel filed against ) ou on Tuesday, March 17th, 186.3, within ten days fron the service of this writ. ifserv edon youin tuis county, wii twenty dave if served on you in this District and Gut of this county and within forty days ff. served on you in tite state and out of this Distrfér. in an action commitnced on the: 17th day of Merch 1863, in said oourt wherein said Mtizabetly J, Manuel Ra for a judgment. against you Richard Manuel aol¥ing the bonds ® of -matrhieny mts NE betwoen you and the said. plaintiff andthat. she the said Klizgabeti’ Manual may have thé vare, custo« dy, control and guntdiauship of tda Manual your wudisaid plaintiffs child. And you are hereby notided that if you fall to anawer said complaint ua herein Girecied plaintiff will take judgment senont 700 theres by detaute, together with “vtteosts of sutt. and atso dentrnd -of the eourt aueh other relief nevis prayed ior.in said. complaint ~~) » bitestimony wher of FR. im Farqu do hereunto wet m seal of the seid court at ty Chia 17th dayoof Marsh : > KR, H, Farquaan, clerk, hand and tmpress the cein the city of Nevaius, Bes By order of Fon, 'T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid. Attest, R. H. Fanquu\R, clerk, G. 1. Waters, Atty. a VONSTABLE’s SAL .—By virtue of an : es me delivered iesued frum the jourt o f W. P. ttarrin,ton.Esq,. 0 acting Juatiog ame Peace ii and for eeu Aone a beartny date } 7th, A. ),° 1854 to. satisfy a maint réndert by ald Aahide the Oth day. April a 0, 188 aafaroroflL. & Janson and {Wim Holdrifice & Co. for the sam of bidder for cant » following deseoribed proerty *to wit: A enight titleand interest.of Wm weverices & Co, of, in-and to a certain It or oe baa inched ae bee i. kee bya southside of Coment’ + in ‘the Towuship of Nevada and ity an the Granite Company's claims together whh: all machinery. teals. appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging. T wall Gell the shmeat cablic auction in front bi the Court House door in Nevada city, on Friday the Sth oa of fane.A p, 1863 between the hours ote clock, A.M, anthé pM, of said day aken ug the property of Wim Holdridge & Co 4 galisfy the above demand’ and accriting costs, driven tinder my hand this Lith day of May 1863. . “ot, B GRAY, Constable. NT SH Sa A BIEN SALW. —Whereas onthe vist of May Pit, a final jadgmeut and decree wae rendered ‘fu the District Court of the 14th dudicial District of the State of California, in and fur the county of Nevada, against 7. W. C. Coleman and in favor of A, J. Johavon for the sum of Kightoon Hundred and twenty dollars, princi pal debt, with mterest en the prinspal at the vate of two por dent permonth from the rendition of suit and $00 counsel fees, And wh-reas. on the said @ietaayof May 1883. it waa ordered and’! dvereed hy the saidcourt that the mortgage ect forth in plaintiffs compliant be foreclosed, and the property therein described to. wit:—Pheundivided one fourth of that water ditch sttuate in the sopneltp of Nevada, county of Nevada, and Mtate Of California, Gonveyitig water from New York canon to Gopher Hull District heretofore known and designatedas the ‘Thorne Ditch” or *-Cushnin & Coleman’s Ditch.’ Also, the undivided one-fourth et thatcertain lot of mining said, on Gopher Hill, owned by Cushman & Coleman and fornréWy known as the Stiles elaims consisting of fifteen claims: more or less, with derrick. hose pipes, flumes, quicksilver, tovls, &e. belonging to: said claims Also, the undivided one-fourth of that set.or parcel of mining olaime situate in Gopher Hill mining district in wean and county aforesaid known as the Red k«clainis, situate between the Blue Lead the aouth having four hundred feet front, more or bess ,and ranning back te the ravine, be levied upom dud sold to satisfy said jade ment, interest wad casts, and the provceds thereofapplied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. ‘ is ae that 1 will expose to ‘al ¢ aboye described . roverty to der for cash, in front of the Court in’ Nevada, on Tuesday, June De Me niy Hf Nhis 23 da of May A en under b> ON. WURNOWL DON, Sheritt. A. G.Niles, Pld "e Atty, ncrecny a sulvent be stay és -eribed pr ities in Nevada Territe BOY ONT NOVO Ret # sit es Court Nevada.county._ of Californt in tne gtteror the petition of Geo. W. Meliardy an Insolvent Debtor: . . ae ; ‘Pursuant to an order of the Mou “T ff, MeFarland, Jadge of the satd Dis*rict oagid nu. tice is hereby given to all the creditors the said Insolvent,G, W. MeHardy to beand appear before the Hon. T. Bb. MeVartatid, District Judge aforesaid, in open eourt, at the cotrt room of said coer a the county of Nevada, on the 13th day of June, A. D., 1863; tt 1 0’dloek. A. M,; of that day, then aud there to show cause, ifany they ean,-why the yer of that Insolvent #' dinot be gratited, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and Habilities, in purse: of the statute in oueh ape made and provided ; and in théinean time al? proceedings againet said Inro , ‘my licnd aa tlie Seal of anid seal > court; putiedayay A. D, ie) } seal —< FARQUHAR. Clerk, D. Belden, Atty, * TN tha matibr of the Eytate of Isaad Avery. deceased. . In Probate Court, Nevada county. HH appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Administrator ofthe astate of Iaaat Avery, d ceased, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is tecessary to sell the real estate to pay the debts outstanding againet the decefised, and the debts, expenses-and charges_of Administration It ia therefore ordered that all persons fatecres ip the said estate nppear before thé said Probate a) urt on Saturday. the 6th day Of June 1864. at. 11 G'elocko4 Ms to show ¢cadgse why) an order should not be granted to the sald Administrator to. sell the real estate of the é sed, an shall w¢ nereasary, and that a copy of thia order be ublished ut least sour successive weeksin the EVADA DAHA TRANSERIPT, & vnewstaper printed and published i» sa‘d city and county. DAVID BELDEN. Probate Judge. Rated Nevada, May sth, 1803. : Office of Ihe County Clerk of city and county of Nevada. ss.—1, Hl. H. Farquhar County Clerk, avd ex-officio clerk. of the Probate Court inand for said cousity, do Wereby certify the foregoing to bea true eopy ofan order duly made “end enteted upen the minutes of said Probate Court. ae ~Witness my land and seal of said court seal f nis 8th day of May. 1863, 5 —_ H.W FARQUDAR Clerk, Per G K. Farquhar, Députy. <" — All persona meiebted tothe Chaik Bluff Mill or the Avery Katate are requertedto ray up on or before 6th day of Jarte,i : _ We AV, Cozzuns Administrator emmy ee SALE.—By virtue of an exe K) cution to me delivered issued cut of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, beariag date May Isth 1nd, in favor of John Smith and aygainet J. H. Jewett, U.S Jewett, J. C. Garber, A. H. Mal tory and W. G. King forthe sum of Six Hum dred and’Fen Dollars, with interest at the rate of two per cent per month froin the rendition of Judgment until paid together with all coxts orsdit. Ihavelévied tpon tle fottowing feaoperty, heretoforé aytaehed, to-wit: All the fight, title and interest of defendants; Jewetts oly mand to that eértain bot of miding claims knowmas Miggs & Co’s claims loeated on Brandy Point. near Ked Dog, Little ¥ork town ship, county of Nevada, together with all the fumes, sluices,” lydratilice and appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also the claims known as Rigus & Co's claims-on Independence Adit) ad‘joining the wbove named elaiins: Noticeis hereby given. that . will expose to pudjic sale allthe ve destribed ‘property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court house doury in Nevada, on TUBSDAY, June 16th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M and 4 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand, this!sth day of May. N W. KNOWLTON / Sherif. Pacific Mail Steamship Compuny: NOTICE. RRANGEMENTS have been made by which shipments of Gold, Silver and Cop‘per Ores can be forwarded under through sills of Lading from ,8an Jranciseo to Enyland, at reasonable rates For further particulars apply to A B FORBES, Agent. my?2-tf Cor Sasramento and Leidadorif ste. DISSOLUTION. : N@wet itherd@y given that the copartner, 1p heretofore extating between the under. signed. under tht tirm sad namgpr A, P. Chureh & Co. in the book and étationery« Vasiness, is this day dissolved by mutual eonsents A P. Church, having purchased the interest of ‘T.-M. avd I. J. Rolle iv the bouk atere,. will hereafter conduct the business on his Own account, and Wilt also pay all debts and réeei¥é all moses due the Hiym, ‘A. P CHURCH, . kr T. H. ROLF Nevada, May 20, 1803: 1. J. Ror , Nottce of Dissolution tf of Nee partnership heretolore existing between the undesingned, is this day dissolved py muatdatconsent. AM persons indebted to the lute tirm Will picase call and settle. e NiLKS SKARLS, Nevada, May Int. 1303. A.» Q. NAL tay THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Lite and Passenger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER” EXPRESS, ILL, on and’ after the : Preye os ne 1862. make — reyular tri-wevkly trips, dvam Gp DOWNIEVILLE to : : Sierra Valiey, Pea-Vine Springs, Steambe +. rer ig ete Springs, Wachee city, Ophir orks, Fratiktewn, Carson city, Da teh city Gold Hilland Virginm city. ai ae, Leaving .the office of Lanyon’ s Express, Downieville, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mirna Aig this route will fiave 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. Virrinia City, passing through a euceereren 6f y¥aleys. and ovef one Of thy most beautiful natural roxds inthe world; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springs, in Sierra Valley; . and, alae,’ at the famous Steamboat Sprinivs. or Geystts in True kee eadowws, tha greatest of the natural curidsPioneer The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are dusarpacsed by amother; there will be no delays, tio’ trouble from snow ; and the proprietora of the Line guarantee: every facility to those who desire to make a pee and ot gl Nae ape arson and Virginia citi r be made with other lines to co gaia ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LBT us MINES. ee For freight or Passage, apply to the offices. Rates Curtis to be md appetr before Hon , a tis, to at : is Mevart c the junction of Broudand Main streets running “street to Mr Croas. fence, thence at rixht angles . to the plage ot ‘QUERIFF’S SALE=—Wheress. on the } Cook’s blacksmith shop atid runnin ‘in any wise appertaing, be levied upon and sold fendant Clark) about %¢ of a mile, thence in & NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In tire District I Coart of Nevada county. State of Californ Sf aba hipaal paras to ax onthe TB MeFariand, Judge of tite said District Court, notice is h ‘ @ ereditors oftné gaid Insolvent. T.B and, Distritt Jud ,in epen court, at the court py of te eourt, in th: county of Nevada, on the 131 day of June A. ® , 1863, at 100’clock, A w., of that day flren ahd there to show cause, if any the can, why the prayer of pies Tnbaly ess should nt be granted, tad wn assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged trom Iti debts and liabilities. fr rsuance of the statute in such~ ease made ahr crass ; oe in the a ee all proceetlings’s againet said Insolvent be stayed. en Witness my hand fe the seal of said } teni t court, thir 12th day of a A. D. 1863; ~ rt. H. FARQUHAK, Clerk. : -By @ XK. Farquhar, Deputy D. Belden, Atty ae thie’ r’s SAG, — Whereas, on the Ne) iéth day of May. A. b. 1963, a final judg ment and decree was rendered in the ‘District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of California, ia and for the county of Nevada, apenas A 5. Gregory and_in favor of Edward uroughs. for the sim of ‘Ten Hundred, sev nty-three and i100 dollars, principal. debt, with oe on the prificpal at the rate of 134 per cunt per month fromthe rendition of judgment uptil paid, together with all costs of suit. . And whereas, on the efid 16th of May, 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in plaintifi’s complaint be foreclosed. aid the property therein. dexerib: ed, to-wit; Those certain lots or parcels of . land situated andbeing. in the ‘fuwnship and county of Nevada . and bounded as folx lows, beginning at aupoint on the east side of Washington street, at the south-east corner of Flurshrutz’ lot,running thence easterly about 109 feet, thence southerly at right angies about 100 fet to Was ton. strect thence north along said streevto pince of beginning. Also that rertain other lot bonded aa follows: Beginning at thence routherly along the east line of Main westerly to Oregon strect, thence along Oregon street to Brows street, and thence northerly along the line: ef road, str et, to the place: of beginning,containmg about one acre. Also thixt ¢ertain otherlotiyiug, onthe east side of Main street abd Opposite the junction of Broad and Main streets, bounded us follows, beginning at a point on Main street, at the north-west corner ofa lot owned by Dr Overton and others ru, ning theacve upthe east line of Main street, and the Downieville roaa about 200 feet, thence westerly at nearly right angica with this last line 2uv feet, thence westerly at right angles with Main st, ium g, and containing: about ane nere of land and two frame buildings, ail ofsaid premises and land being Within the county and city of Nevada. be levied upon and sold te satisfy said judgment, interest and costs. and the proeeeds thereot applied to the payment of said

sums Of money as aloresaid, Sere Notice is hereby given that I will expose to puoli« sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder fur cash in tron of the Court House door, in Nevada, on ‘Tuesday, June iéth,’ 1863. between the hours.of 9 e’clock A.M ond.4 P.M, ‘ : Given under my hand this 20th day of Muy 1 63. N. W, KNOWLTON ; Sheriff: D. Belden -Pif’s Atty. kD dist day of May, A. D. 1868, a final judgment aud decree was rendered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distiict of the State of California, infor the eownty of Nevada, against Condy Boyle, et al. andin tavorofGeo P Dal ton for the sum of three hundred and seventy nine.dollars principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of ten per cent per annum. irom the rendition of judgment until patd, together with all costs of suit. And whereas on the Zist day of May, A.D, 1 63, it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the mechan ie’s ITen set-ferth ii pliintit’s complaint be toreclosed. and the property therein described. to wit: ‘fhe building situated and the lot of ground lying and being in the town of Giags Valley Nevada county, State of California, on the west sige: Mill street, and tow (formerly) ovcupi d asa png she . house by Condy Buyle, said prop. erty is bounded on the north hy’ the lot of Pat Sweetman, on the south by the lot eecupied by ) back to the lot ——— by ged pier Said buitding js a two sterydrame, routwon Mill street, the lot being abeat32 feet fronton Millstreee. and running back the full ,width tothe church lot. together With all aad singular, the rigtts, pues lleges auc appurtenances thereuhto belong ing ut tosatiaty said judgment, interest and costs, atid the proceeds thereof appli d to the payment of s#id sums of money as ufuresaid, Notice is hereby given, that . will_expose to public salé all the above described property, to the higheSt die.der for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, vane 16th 1863. between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. 1., and # o'clowk, BM. : Given under my hxad, this 25th day of May 1863. N. W, KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Diddle & Byrie PuE'’s Atty. Sear ge ay SALE,.—Whereas on the 21st day of May i863, a final judgment and de cece wae réndered iuthe District court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of the State of California, in an@-for the county of Nevada, against Joseph Clark atein favor of Thomas Halsal for the sum of Elght Hundred ana Righty 10-100 dollars. priivipal debt, with interest on the priucipal at the rate of-twopertent per month from the renditton of judgment until paid, tégether with alt costs of suit. “And whereas, on tite said 2het day of May 1863, it was ordered and Genresd . by the seid court, that the mortgage set forth ja plaintil?s complaint be foreclosed, and the Property therein deseribed to: witk—That certain piece or parcel of land situate, lyiugand being in the town-hip Of Grass Valley, ‘Nevada tounty, State of Cali ornia and bounded and -desePibed as follows): Commencing at a point near a plve tree adjoining the tHervetia and Lafayette Ranch. on the right hand side of the road jeading from Grass V alley to Auburn, thence running ona line of fence inline between this ground and land belonging to MvTarlton to an oak tree to. Tarlton’s eoruer ; thenee westerly ona line of fence about 400 yards to a amall pine tree; thence south on a line of fences. about one milé to the lowerend of Berry's Ranch; thedce casterty along the line of fence a‘joining the homestead of the party of the firs! part (idest the said denortherly direetion to. point. ef beginning containing about 250 acres of land and being all un-_ der board and. stake-and-vider fence: together with all aud singular the tenements hereditaments, franchises: rights, ‘privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any Wise ape Fertuihing. be: devied upon and sald to satisiy said judgment interest and. costs, and . the proccods thereof applied to the payment of said sums of Reems gee : ae NOtice ts horeby. wiven, that I will expose to public sale, all the dees described pi a to a ~—— — eash, in front of the Court door, ia yada. on ‘Tueaday, June th, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’el A. Mey Pr. MV? stead ? es tee s under lmnd. thie 26th dav of ame ae KNOWLTON: Sheri. Dibble & Byrne, Pitt's Altys,: i edie et, or ‘pA wae ; Avproved Aprif27th, 1863. HE. Pedpi¢ of the Stat¢ of California, repre7 sented iff Senate and Assembly, Jo enact as follows ¢ ° ey caeSxrctrion 1.’ For the purpose of completing and furnishing the State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blinc, the Treasurer of the State shall canse to be prepared suitable bonds of the State of California, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent perannum. payable sev ji-annually, on the first day of January and the first day of July of each ydary at the office of the Treasurer of the State. : =—— Form of Bonds. Src 2. The said b ndsshall be signed by.the Governor, and countersigned by the Controifer, and indorsed by the Treasurer of State, afd shall have the seal of the state affixed thertte, and shall date from the Grst day of Julw. A D,-18e4, and be made payabic atthe office of the Treasur¢r-of state within twenty days after the date-of their issue, Coupons for Interest, Src.3. The coupons forinterest shall be attached to each bound, so that each One may Be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe rémaining coupons. The said coupous shall be consecutively numbered. and signed by the ‘Treasurer of state, and sharl r&present-the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. ‘Record of Bonds—Amount to be issued Sec. 4. The Treasurer shall furnish the Controller of state with the ns a amount of each, bohd prepared fer issue, wachvof the above named officers shall keep a cateful and correetrecurdof the number. mad, denomination of each bond issued under this Aet, the whole amountot which bonds to be styled th: .*sAsylum Bonds,” shal not exceed seventy-ffve thousaW@dollars [$75.000.]° = Appropriation. Src, 5. The sum of seven hundred dollars is hereby appropriaied, from the Fund arising from the sule-of the **Asylum Hon ta.” to pay suchex penses as may be incurred by the. Treasurer in the preparation of the said bunda. Tax for Payment of Principal and Debt. Src.6. Fordthe payment ofthe principal and interest of the ‘Asylum Bonds’ authorized by this Act, there shall be levied,.on. the first Mouday in March Ap, eighteen hundred and sixty fous, and each year th:ereaiter. until. the intercst and principal of said bons shall bt fully paid. an annual tax of three-fourths of one per cent on éach one hundred d jars of value of ailthe taxable property in this. state, which tax shall be assessed and collected as other state taxes, and by the ‘Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to be designat’d the -*Asylum Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’* to be applied eigery ier to the payment of the interest of the -‘Asylum Bonds,” aud for the redemption of the same; and the faith of the State of California is herevy pleaged forthe payment. as herein provided, of «he. principal and: interest of the d **Arylum bonds,’? : ot Surplus in Asylum Fund: Sec. 7. -Whenever, on the-first day of Jauu= ary or the ftirat of duly of any year, there remains fn the ‘AsyJum Boud and Redemption Interes: Fund,” a surplus of five thou and dotlars, or more, after the py ment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the treasurer of tate to Adveriiseten days in ose daily Saar, pablished in the City of Sae— rameato, and Inone daily newspaper published in the City of San Francisco, for sealed propo= sals to be opened one month after the expiration of the treme of publication. in presence of the Governo-, State Controller, and Treasurcr, at the Treasurer’s office,-for the surrender of Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys in the Fund to be npplied for the redemption of the said bonds. and the lowest proposals for surrender shall be accepted at such rates; not. cxcee ting par value, as will redeem the large.t a.avantof bonds; un Ni the monty in thé Fund 18 exiiausted. Treasu:e: tv Report Monthly Srec.§ The Treasurer of Siate shall keep a full and ‘particular accomgt of interest paid and bonds redeemed, and render the, same te the Controlitr monthly, and “it shall be nis duty to pay the intereat vn the said bonds, .when the same f4Uls due, fot the Fund provided by this cl, : Notice for Sate of Bonds—Proviso. Src 9. When this Act shall have been ratified by-avote ofthe people, as hereinafter provided, the. Treagurer, of State shath mdvertise twenty doys in ovedaily Wewepapef published in the City of Sacrament, and\in one daily newspuper published in the City of.Ssn Francisco, for sealed paoposals for the purchase o} the whole or any portion of the ‘Asylum Honda,’ nndonthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals: they shall be openedvat the office ot the Treasurer of State, in pr: sence of the Governor, Controller. and Treasufer, and the sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder: PROVIDED, that no bid shall be accepted at more than ten per cent discount upeli the utiiount represented . by the honds bid for; and any portton of the athount of bonds authoriSed to issue under this Act which shall not be dis osed of by bid os above provided. shall be sold y the Treasurer of *tete, with the approval of the Governor and COptroiler; PRovipEeD, that bf sule shall be made at more than ten p reent iscount upon the amount represented. by the bonds so sold, withthe ivtcrest which may be due and represent by coupons at the time of such sale; and all salex sha'l be made for gild coin of the United States. and the proceeds shall be-set-apart in the Treasury. and constitute the “Blind Asylum Building Fund.:’ Erection and Furnishing Asylum, Sec. 10. The Trustees ofthe Deaf, pumb. and Blind Asylum, upon approved plans and specifi: eations, which shail be filed in the office of the Secretary or State, shall contract upon sureties, which shall Be appraved by the Governor, for the-erection and furnishing of the Asylum in a complete manher ; PROVIDED. tt shall-not-inyotrs junk fectinen ure we wilt be covered by ne amoun zed Trom the-sale oi the Asylum bonds issued tmder, this. Act. . Claims to be Certified, ¢tc. 4 Ske. 11. All claims for material, labor, and charges, incurred in constructing and fu¥nishin the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum, in ate ance with the plaiis aboye mentioned, shall be certified bY the Bontd of Trustees, and upon apino by the Board of State _Exeaminere, the ontroile: ef State shall draw his warrant for4 the amount of such claim m favor of the persen or persons to whom it is due, and the thossarer of State shall pay the same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fand.Act to be submitted toa Vote at Election of September, 1962. Ske 12. This} act shall be submitted to tho people of the State for ratification at the general election, te be held.on the first Wednesday of September, a. rs cighteen hundred and three, and the ‘qualities electors of this. Stake Wilt, at said election, on their ballots for State officers, vote either for or po this Act thoxe voting for the same shall have written or q Printed on: thein ballots for State, omeers the aoa U se _ a a nthe Sec. 13. “The 3.5 and against this Ké shall be canv , returned. aud. delar.d, in the same manner and subject to the same rules. votes cast tor Treasurer of State ; and if it pear that a majority of all the votes cast for an¢ avainst this Actas aforesaid are in favor of same, then it shall have immediate effect, a the Governor shall make proclamation thereg aceordingly. and the Treasurer of State sh proceed as above directed to provide for the pre paration and sale of the bonds herem authe ed; bit-should a majority of votes be giv against the Act, then it shall be void and of » e a f Prblieation by Sceretary of State: Sec. 14. The Secretary of State shall csug this Act to be published in one newspaper j each Judicial District, if one be published there in. throughout the State, for three months pre eeding the first “ednesday of September, a. eighteen hundred and sixtv-three. at such rat of advertising as are maiitained by the pape in which the same may be published; PKoy, DEP, they do net exceed the rates fixed ior Sta printing. ; SEC. 15 Section fourteen of this Act shal ‘take etlect irhmediately. AYERS’ SARSAPARILLA. COMPOUND r-medy in whith we h: labored to produce the most+ fiectual alter. ‘native that G@nde made, Itis a cencentrated ex tract of Par: sarsapariiia so comt intd With oth er substances of still greater alternative. po as toafford ah efleetive antidote for th® dise sdrs#pariila is reputed to cure. ¥t is believe that such a remrdy is wan‘ed by. those who fer frém strumous complaints, and that one whieh wilk aceomplish their enre must prove: immense seryice to the large class: pf our afi (ed fel ow citizens. How comptctely this compound will do it has been prove by experi: on many of the Worst cases to be found ef the foltowlpg complaints :Kroptipns and eruptive diseases. scrofala and Scrofulous complaints. ulcers pimples, blotches, tumors. salt rheum, scald head, mercurial dis. exsé, dropsy, neuralgia ortic dororoux, debi} dispepsia and indigestion, erysipelas. and indeed the whole class of complaints atis:ng from imi Nd of the blood. This compoenu will be found & great promoter of health,when taken in the spring. to expel the foul humors which fester in the blood .at that sedSon of the year. Bythe timely expulsion of them many ranklit ¢ disorders.are nippcd in the bud. Multitudes ean, by the aid of this remed spare themselves from’ the endurance of fow eruptions-and ulcerous sores, through which the system will arrive to rid itself of corruptions. if not assistea todo thia <terongh the natural channels of the body by an slternative-+medicines Cleanse out. the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions or sores ; clénse itv when you find itis obstruc ed and sluggish in the veine ; clean it whenever it fs fotil, and your feelings wil tell youwhen, Even where.no. particular disorder 8% felt. people enjoy better health and live lon ger, for clensing the blood. Keep the blood healthy and all is well ; but.with this pabulim o} lifa disorderad, there ran be no lasting health Sarsaparilia has. and deserve much, the re putatioa, of accomplishin’ these ends. But-th world has been egragiously deceived by prepa rations of it, partiy beeause the drug alone ha not all the virtue that claimed for it, but more bevatise any preparations, pretending to b oncenrated extracts of it, eonta n_butittle oi the virtue of Sareaparilla, or anything else, During late years the public have been misled by large bottles, pretending to give a quart 6 }.xtract of Sarsaparilla for one dotiar. . Most o these have been trauds apon the sick, for the not only contain little, ifany Sarsapariiia, but often no curative properties whatever. Hené bitter an! painful disappoiutment bas. followed the use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the market. until the name: itself justiy despild, »nd has becume synonymoug with fmposition and cheat. Still we call this compound sarsaparia, and intend to supply such aremedy as shall rescue the nume from the cloud of obleqay which rests upon it.” And we think we have for ® keving it has vir tues which are irresistable by the ordinary raz ef the disease it is intended to enre. In orde to secure their complete eradication. from ayst'm, the remedy should ve judiciously taker neco) dia ¢ to dirvetions on the bottie. Prepared Py, De. J.C. AXER & CO, owell, Mass. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, has won for itself such a renown fer the cure ¢ every variety of Throat and J ung’ Complaint that it is entirely unnceessary for us to recdun! the evidence of it8 vii tucs, wherever it: has bee employed. Awsit hss long been in constant ot throughout tuis Section, we need ndt. do assure the people its quality is kept vp to th best it ever has beth, and'thut it tary be rc lied 61 9 oo for their reliefall it -has e¥cr been fow ° : : For sale by . CRANE & BSRIGHAM, Front street, cor of Clay, San Francisco. THE THOROUGH BRED HORS RIFLEMAN, WiIhi stan«t for Mares this sea4 on, at Doll’s Ranch, midway ony ¢35 1€ main road between Red Bluif ahd Tenam Up to August Ist. Terms—$100 Pedigree=Riflemaa, b h, bred ty John F Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky. in 1855, Gotby Lm Glencoe, out ofthedam Frazier and Marksm by Rodolph, g d Butterfly by Sumpter—M by Dandnge’s Fearnaught*—Lmp Janus: Rotolph was by Sir Anchy. of Transport, da by Haxall’s Mosts.(he by Iinp Sir tiaray)g db Biackburn’s Whip: 2 ¢ d Matia, by craig’s 4 fred. ¢ ¢ g d the celebrated Prior mare. Seampter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister the dam of Thornton's Rattler, by Imp Rob Beadbreast, ¢ d By Obscurity, g zd Ola Slame kin by ar Wildnir, g ‘gd the mare Cubd,impe' ted by Col. Delancey. of ifginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1737; got by Wow eker, dam by Dex; Curiosity by Spap; Keg us; Godolphih Arab, a imp Janus was foaled in 1744, and gut by E lish Janus, dai by Fox, zy d by the Bald Gall w : er season: ay. 4 Glencoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey: 1831, aad won twc thorisand: guineas. Riddl Worth and Goodwood Cup in 131. The ne yearhe won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, au then challenged for the Whip. which banter® no acceptance. Henow retired ie the tag and was imported into the United States % James Jackson. in 1837. Got py Sultan, ont frampoline, by Trap; Web. by Waxy : Pe lope, by Trumpeter ;_ Prunella, by Higiflyt Promise, by Beep 5 Julia, by ikuk: Spor’ tor'sdam.by Partner; Bonhy Las. by B Halton :-Darley; Arabian; Byerly, Turk; Tat let's Barb; Piace’s White Turk ; Natural Ba Taare. Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1962, took t firstpremium for thorough-bred horses,and W entéred for the sweepstakes for thorough: bred and HAD No COMPETITORS. . 7° Persons sending mares from a distav ean rely upon, their stocks secsiviee caret attention by need men, the best quality, but at re he ~ P April Ist. gue