November 21, 1860 (4 pages)

srk can maT ARE YN AR aca ee SY op Ene Rea RRR: Err cog ments ‘ fremenreene rege tse es ta ninemsn . tif?s complaint be foreclo ee # @has. A. Granc.:..+ eeeresSan Francisco. Diavidaon: . ie. sivcevocessos das eB acramento 3 UPN, oc ccsrscaccecetececces ses OGe JUNE Chas. Ru Hall. s.0. 65 csevseseess0¢0.Red Dog W.K. 8 aes salir aaeatee ‘Valley. rotate” orn AYFCB.ce05s-s epoewgeenshes Levi Me ips.. Washington, Alpha & Omega. Botumbia i Allis. & Gordon.45+++5-+--«+-++ Timbueteo . See = Wet on the 6thday df October, A. p. ¥. .1860, a dered in the’ stri mty of Nevada, against "Tf n favor of. T., P. j EAaR RY : " -qud Four Hundred & Thirty-1i 21,438 22) Webt. “And against iller, Uriah Perry, P. J. Welah and A.J. and in fayor of T. P. Otis & other and further stim of $5,615 18 principal debt, Lr Svea nd. Decree was renstrict Court ‘of the 14th Judicial let of the State of cust Peo. vf for the '. oR, nd A. i. ee ¥, for the sum of Twenty-One Thous. ” rae 32 cts. t Theodore . ’ ueas, Co., and for the and-against Theo. Miller, Uriah ig he J. din ‘favor: of Welsh, and~A.« J. Laens;' m R. «Le ra for ‘the other and farther sum of Four usand Five Hundred and sixty’ eight “dollars and eighty-four cents, $4,568al debty ‘with von each of mid principal amounts at the rate of two and a half per cent per month from the rendition of judgment antil paid, together with all costs. of ‘suit. And whereas on the said 6th day. of October, As D. 1860, it.was ordered and deéreed: hy the said Court that. the Marsesge set forth in’ Plain. and all and singular the Mortgaged premses therein deseribed, to+/Phateertain piece or parcel of property, ditches, resorvoirs and premises situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, known and designated as: the. Reservoir. Ditch said Ditch taking the waters.of Wolf Creek and ita tributaries, and conveying the same to Mooney Flat and other mining. ocalities in that vicinity for mining, agricultural and other purposes. 'Toher with all the Reservoirs, Reservoir-sites, lumes, Aqueduets, ‘Tuimels,auxilliary Ditches, rights of water, and of way-rights, franchise, vileges and property of a ag, rag a aptaining to said Reservoir 2 teh,or in any tanner connected with the same-', Also, a certain building, situated near the Buckeye Reservoir, on said Ditch, knownas the Buckeye Camp. Also, a certain rac peer — — aiid en and knownas the Lower Camp nd an.undivided one-half interest in the Ranch in which said Ca s situated, said Ranch containing about Two nd.aeres, enclosed with a brush fence. Also, two. cloth tents,now occupied by said Reservoir Ditch Compeny: si 8, On: What is known as the. Wolf Creek extension of said ditch, together with the camp furniture, cooking utensils, and table furniture in said tents and camps, . together with all the todls and materials for ditehnow in possession of Co., consisting of about one hundred and fifty Shovels, one. hundred and twenty-five picks, y~ row-bars, ten striking hammers, ten stedges, three hundred pounds ‘drill and pick 4 five kegs blasting powder, one'set of blaéksmith toole, one dozen ¢ ong raxes the lumbet.and material on hand for antes: Also, a eertain tail flumesituated on Moonty Flat, known as the Nebraska Flume and its eontents, and all the rights, and appurtenances unto the same belonging. Also, a certain lot of mining ground extending from the junction 01 the two ravines to the head of said flume, thirty feet in width on seach side of the same. Alse, a certainilot of minclaims on Le oer & Hill, known ast & Hasbrook claims, fronting two hundred feet ‘on said flume. and saneing ee to. the centremc on said Hill, known as the Luitatt claims, ying. ng the Hill. Also, a certain lot of Mini between the Emmerson and Smith claims, Reservoir Diteh Bowen ‘hty feet front and pinoy back to the centro _ of the Hill. Also, a certain lot of mining claims S said Hill bounded ‘north by the “Flume, east by the German Hal by:the Henderson claims, to singular ¢he appurtenances or any wise appertaining, or-so much thereo ma : neéessary ebragka claims, south gethek with all ‘and thereunto petangng as to satisfy the demands dye p ntiffs therein’be levied upon and sold to satsaid so mee interest and costs. a e otice is hereby given. that I will expese to ‘public sale;‘all the above-described plopertys to urt e highest bidder for cash, in front-of the House door, in Nevada,on TUERSDAY, Nov 27th 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clogk, A. M. [and + o’cloek, P, MGiven under my hand this 5th da ber, 1860. J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. Pah, By J. B. Van Hagen, Dep. Goodwin & Hawley, Atty’s for Plaintitfs. Notice of Pardon. ° Sa OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. Inthe Court of Sessions, the State of California vs. David Gillespie, of Novemhe People To the.Hon. David Belden, Judge of the Conrt aforesaid K. W. Maslin, Esq. District Attorney. You avill please take notice that it is the inten-tion of the undersigned to apply to his Excelthe pardon of 3 the crime of, Grand Larceny at the July Term, A. lency the Goversor ofthe State of California for David Gillespie, who was tried for . p. 1860, of the Court of Sessions, convicted at said term,.on the, 13th day of September, A. D., 1860, and sentenced on t 1869 td one years imprisonment in the State Pris: on. *-"“ PHOMAS P. HAWLEY: he 15th of September, We hereby accept and Lagos service of the'above by Copy; this 30th a eh hye Meas — Judge, and ex-officio Judge of Court of ons. Pent ARAYLIENY Yon 6 KE. W MASLIN, District Attorney. n5-im Pétition. for Sale. pan Soe ae ee gin \ A? { In Probate Court N° NCE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT H. B. Thompson ‘having filed in this Court his ition saying for an order of sale of, certain Mining Claims SALTSGAVER, deceased, same has’ been fixed sald Court, longing to the estate of DAVID e hearing of the for MONDAY, November 26th. 1860, at ten o’clock, in the forenoon of said day of the November Term of 1860 at the Court Room thereof at the City and: of Nevada, and all persons interested ta said estate, are notified then and there to appear) County and shew cause if any they have, Lape the prayer aaid petition should not. be grant ber Wth, 1860. ~~ dNOCS. LAMBERT, Clerk, _ 030-4w By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. , . Probate Notice. : ATE, OF CALIFORNIA.C S's Nevada—In_ Pro! m on Commty ‘ourt: y hate ven that H. B. Thompson having filed* Notice is’ hereb in. ‘hi ‘ourt, his petition praying for an order of ofcertain Mining Claims therein described to the es fof JOEL SHEL the hearing of the same has a ot 1860 at the court room t f, at the ; Honse ix city one county of Nevada, fied then ané ant chow deapett No rd _ eee By Jos. M. Lavy, Deputy, nb 4w INDAY, Dee, 8d, 1860, at 10° m, of said day, of the Nev. . Explicit directions —for-use accompany cach . BUY. THE BEST!’ GROVER & BAKER, WAVE “RECEIVED THEFIRST PREMIUM ON THEIR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! AND MACHINE WORK AT THE State Fair, Mechanics’ Institute Fair, AND IN FACT Every Fair ef 1860! vie Over Wheeler. & Wilson and all others ! ; rites UNQUESTIONABLY ESTABLISHING S Their Superiority. These Machines are the most Simple in Use. Sew from Two Common spools. Have no troublesome bobbing or ped. Sew any and all Fabrics. Make very little noise. Are Quickly Learned and operated. Are not linbieto disarrangentent. We guarantee perfect and retiable Machines and to the Thousands in tise can réfer, as daily and hourly recdrding, in their satisfactory operation. —— : a € 4 /This Unequivoca] success. Machine from which achild can ina short time acquire : perfect converse an management of it. Send for a Circular. -R. G BROWN, AGENT. 91 Montgomery street. Sian Francisco, Oct. 18, 1860.—6m .\ QUINCY HALE, Nos. 149 and 151 Washington Street, San Francisco. THIS IS THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. fi bho HOUSE HAS GAINED ITS wide reputation by : Selling Clothing Much’Cheaper Than any other Establishment In the State of California. 0o243m Save Your Money t JOHN W. QUICK, Pioneer Manufacturer of fine Russia Iron Screens, be Ee removed from the Pacific Foundry to the corner of THIRD AND JESSIE STREETS, San Francisco, is now preparedto-filt-all orders for Quartz Screens, Fleur and Rice Mill Screens, of all kinds, at the shortest notice, and of the best material, at reduced rates. All orders promptly attended to. = N. BJ. W. Quick is the only competent. manufacturer of Screens in the Stafe, having made Sereens for Goddard & Co., C. W. Stevens, and others for the last three years sep5-31a w. 8 € CLUB ROUSE GIN. fen UNDERSIGNED, SOLE AGENTS of,the aboye, GIN; offers it to the publicas the finest. Holland Gin, and the only GENUINE Club. House GIN imported-to this market. itis put Lg in GREEN CASES, and branded w. Ss. ¢,, CLUB HOUSE. : We shail continue to receive the. above GIN {ieo-PURE VALAMBROSIAL WHISKY, in asks. : PURE NECTAR WHISKY, in new style bottles. . PURE BOURBON WHISKY. The above Liquors'‘are from the’ well-known house of Wm. 8. Corwin & Co., New York. and Printers’ . Furnishing House. OBARLES F. ROBBINS, PEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. No. lil and 113 Clay street, between Sansome ‘and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Ageat for Geo. Bruce’s Type, EK. R. Webb & Co’s Printing Material, and the Ruggles Press Company’s unrivalled Machinery. «5-ly VOLDNER’S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS. : ' CASES VOLDNER’S celebrated 0 SCHNAPPS, ex Polynesian and s. For sale b PS Rh Ss SHAW, Sole Agent, ; No. 138 Front yireet. VOLDNER’S SCHNAPPS.—While the country is floeded with miserable imitations, this article maintains its superiority. When bu ; buyt he best.~[{Exchange. : 253m JOHN HUGHES. S Hereby notified that, by the last steamer, a VALUABLE LETTER, was reccivod at the late arrilv: * 9M: are guarantied fine and pure. st ® W. B. CUMMINGS &-CO., 65-37 $0 California street, San Francisco ‘eat Office, for him, which he can have by. apy Dying oo WAL, BRADLEY, Postmaster PREMIUM DAGU path AA ERATE AES rare ae s den Brag eye RREAN ARTIST, Broad Street, Nevada. 350 ibuted o Every Ticket will enesses at an Prizes--Valued at $8, Ch to ristmas Day-$30 sh--20 ‘Watches, and the most f Articles of Jewelry. be good fer, One Dollar 1 m: time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Any person who will have a Likeness taken, will'receive One Ticket for ev. ery Dollar invested in res, which will entitle any one to a chance in the Prizes. List of Prizes: TI Am ifieent Gold, Magic cased %{ plate English Lever’ Watch, Chronometer balance, M. J, Fobi with heavy & attachetl..e.0. 2 Cash, coin. eeeeeoee as, & Co. No. 8855 ld Fob Chain aud seal. eee eee ee een etsene 3 A-fine Gold Hunting.American. Lever Watch, made by Appleton, Tracy & Co, NG. FES. ccc ccncccecccersasenens ovegees, 2 4 One splendid set, Brooch on jet with Pearls. ~ § Fine.silver Huntin er Wateh; fulljeweled, ‘Tobias, 95,193 ents diamond Pin, single stone. 6 Fine 7 Fine hieavy quartz 8 Gold estrusean set, Ear-rings, set lish pateut levEn 5090 4000 30 00 60 60 old Rin rooch ee eeesecae ear-riigs, ificent pair Pearl-sleeve buttons. 3400 10 Splendid Gold Hunting English patent lever Watch, T. F.Cooger, No 2136. 11 Magnificent pair quartz sleeve buttons, 120 00 34.00 12Diamond Kar-rings, 28 stones,.. » 15000 13 Magnificent silver Hunting, -English patent lever Marine Watch, soe tent time keeper, equilibrium co : Arnold Adams & Co. No 16452.7.. 14:'T'wo gente’ enameted Pins, set with 2 fine Pearls. .-. 660-9 EC abing cies vines 75 00 50 00 15 Silver. humting, English detached lever Watch, tull jewe . QOD. ca eeevcerCusyuceesceepersnberccs te 16 Canico on jet ladies RinWs, cavessersves “17 One Gold California Ring..-.. 18 to 20 Three splendid gents’ lecket rings 7 each, $36, 28,28. .+. “21 Fine Gold Kngiish hunting patent lever late, full jeweled, railroad Watch, half, f. F. Cooper, No set, brooch and E. sewer ereee time keeper, 'P. F. Cooper, No '2137. 120 22to 23 T'wo pairs fine sleeve Buttons, each 24 Splendid gold Jet set with carbuneles, and ear-ring. ees 2 Large fine-silver hunting Brood 00 cocecere 52.00 00 i Wsbsese Marine Watch equilibrium compass, Cobden, London Wo 37810 ss vesscacowsers eid Salsteidic one es 65.00 26 Beautiful pair stud Buttons.. teaser JO00 27 to 30 Four fine Gold Vest chains, each, 31to 35 Fine magnificent ladies set, brooch and ear-ring’s, each 40, 40, 35, 54, 30. 179 00 36 Fine Gold hunting patent lever Watch, chronometer balance No 7551 _.+++-. » 90-00 37 to tp fine Gold chain chatlain, each, 36, 2 60 30 to 44.Six Gold Bracelets; each-24, 20, 20, 0, 18, 14.5003 Mic hemieaen ne tee ae 113 00 45 Fine silver hunting Engiish patent, lever Wateh, full jeweled, No 14,675. .. 46 Splendid ladies’ fancy Aluminium Box 20 00 47 to 54 Eight Gold California Buckles,each 200 06 26, 30, 30, 28, 20, 20, 20, 16. .sececere 55 Large fine silver hunting English lever Watch, Wm. Robinson, No 13,795. 56 Fine sterescope Box, acromatic lences, with 40 plates of views, roups, &c. 60.00. 8? te 6&8 Thirteen fine Gold Necklaces, each ‘ 35, 40, 20, 20, 20, * 16, 15, 8, 8, 8,. 216 00 8. ‘69 to 70'I'wo Goldane ver Guard chains, Mag WE, Bags ccs vvsnswasteaniets incase 50 71 Fine haunting lepine. 13 jeweled Watch 45 NO 3201.00+6eeeees eee ene erase seeee . 72 to 93 Twenty-two fine Gold set Brooch and ear-rings, each 35, 20, 20, 20, 16, 74, 35, 25, 20, 10, 10, ‘ 3 20, 20, 10, 20 es 94 to 98 Five Gold Thimbles,each, 12, 12,312, 12, 10 . 99 Mammoth Gold Pen...++.ise 16, 12, 16, 14, 12, 12,.407 00 eee eetereresareee 100 Magnificent, heavy Gold hunting English lever Watch, chronometer balance, Joseph Johnson, Liverpool, No 109. 200 00 101 to 103 Three pairs Gold Armlets, each AB Ws Ue sicy sch 0e 4 secenre Sale mecmpatalen 4500 104 to 110 Seven pare Gold Sleeve Buttons, each 18. 14, 16, 2, 15, 10, 10 .. sees d11to 146 Thirty-six Gold Breoches, each 35, 30, \16, 33, 32, 6, 12, 12, 25, 20, 20, 20, 12, 26, 15, 10, 5, 16, 18, 8, 14, 14, 10, 20, 20, 20, 12, 8, 6, 10, 12, 24, 24, 10, 8, AO. oveses 147 to 148 ‘wo Gold and Jet Crosses, each By Be oc senevesceeces rere sit ECC ones a ‘ uartz Pin.. eer Saab aaiee 1 149 Fine 597 00 150 Splendid Music Box Piano, six tunes. . "100 00 151-te 199 Forty-nine Gold Ring's, each, 10, 6, 4, 6, 6, 7, 12, 14, 10, 6, 6, 6, 5, 4, 4, 4, 6, 6; 4, 8 4, 6, 6, 8, 8, 8, 6, 6,4, 6, 7, 8,5.6, 320 00 200 A Gold’ hunting English patent lever Watch, full jeweled, railway time keeper, J. Tobias, NO. 91,000. .0.--eeenee 125 00 201 to 227 Twenty-seven Gold Gent’ Pins each 12, 12, 12, 18, 15, 15, 14, 12, 12, 14, 10, 6, 6, 6,5, 5, 6, 6, 6. 8, 6,8, 6,5, 12,48, 10,. 255 00 228 Fine Lepine Hunting Watch, cylinder escapement, F. Cooper, No. 36541. .. 30 00 229 to 242 Fourteen fine Gold Pens & Pericil eases, each, 22, 10, 5, 8,3, 6,8, 6, 8, 6, 6, By Bp Broccccecceccccsessccccaccscccsccce 102 00 243 to 246 Four pairs fine Aniumulim sleeve Buttons, eath 8, 8, 8, 247 to 249 ‘Three fine Lad Bev eedevesece eccve 3200 i es Gold Rings set with stone, each 20, 12, 12..e005230.A splendid Gold H “ Watch, fulljeweled 251 to.270 fwenty pairs unting, patent lever , k. Cooper, No 2133 120 00 Gold ear Rings,each 16, 15. 15,14, 1, 12, 12, 15, 12, 8,5, 6, 8, 8, 8 8) 8, By By 8. --+ eeeccseses wecesesecs 2070 271 to 274 Four pairs Sleeve Buttons and studs, each 15, 15;-6, 6.¥. vos OeReeese 275 to 286 Twelve Gould Rings, each 40, 14, 12, 12, 12, 10.. seseee aeesetecvevcces 42.00 set. Brooch and Ear14, 10,10, 12, 8, 12, 66 00 287 to 204 Eight Gold Crosses, each 26. 15, : 2 8, By Se Bev cses 205 to 299 aoceqecsed as eeehes »9100 Five set’ of fine Gold Charms, emi, 14, 10, U4, 10, 10.5. 0 ee cee s ee cacee 300 Fine Gold Hunting Ladies Watch, Gold cap, Patrick & Co. Gene ‘301 to 320 Twenty Gold tent lever, ruby’ jewels, Charles va, Wo. 12 with fine Gold.Guard Chain attached..4. 140 00 Lockets, each 16, 12, 12, 12, 12, 10, 16, 15, re 5, 7, 45 +, 7,7, 7, 10, 10, 6, . 321. Heav anting detached lever Cooper, No 105 Gecnckvaciengnas Scate's becseces eoes 18500 English steeigh’ line, Vatch full jewe ed, J. F. PN eee ee Secccce 7500 $22 to 325 Feur California Gold and Quart Slides, each 2 he» 1D, 20. <:5.500000cesses 926 to 327 Two Californ 1 By BBs eve ct iecees $28 Fine artistic marble statue. .., 1 329 Splendid Ladies set Brooch & ear-rings 330 Fine pair Gold Stud Buttons.°.. 331 Gold and cameo set 332 Fine silver Hunting English patent lev. er bhi full: jeweled. Arnold Adams & Co * 333 to 340 Eight fine Gold Keys, each 12, 12, Js Ge-8y ye Bans ra nasutonnesccan-nos ted lava set, Brooch and Ear rings 841 Sculp Mosaie set, Brooch WA ais to344'T wo fine Ladies’ Gold Rings, with and Coral Necklace. . F Ring with one opal. 346 Enamel ia Quartz seals, each: * eee needa ecensecioe Brooch & ear-rings wee ees eee eeseesees and Ear Ring.. 347 to 349 Three Gold Lockets ea@h5,5;5 15 350 A Gold, Saunting, leven Watch, Gold lance cap, Chronometer compensation. Ed Swiss, 18151, {heavy Gold Vest Chain, Tickets $1. achute and Fabre vi > locle ; 280 00 nificent Prizes will ed among the Ticket Holders. 412 PRIZES—TICKETS 82. 4 40.00} Total Value, $8 000. List of Prizes: FIRST PRIZE—Briggs’ Old Orechard.—This > pre y consists of 165 acres of Yuba River ttom Land, in Orchard, together with the Heuse known as * 8’ Hotel,” and the: Barns and Sheds attached thereto. ‘Tlie Orchard numbers 35,000 ‘Trees, all of the thoieest varieties; and is the est Orchard in the world, and probably the productive d wey in the State. ‘The Fruit from this Orehard brought in 1858, $70,000; in 1859, $100,000 ; in 1460, about $125,000. This property is valucd at..eeeeee beeeee 6 BZ10,000 Second: Prize—Sacramento River Orchard.—Containing 160 Acres; 24,000 Fruit Trees jn vary + planted in 1857~’58, mostof.w will be In good condition for bearing Fruit the coming yéat. Walued. ats. . « «120,000 Third Prize—Oroville Orchard.—Containing 200 aecres.; 18,000 Fruit Trees in variety ; valued . Bbeccvecceccecee page ee begs 0ee ¢Gelr sac e's $90,000 Fourth Prize—Paxton Orchard, near ) arysville 70.acres of Land, 12,000 Fruit Trecs, House and Barn ; valued at. 66.60.00 ees 872,000 Fifth Prize—Haun Orchard. near Marysville.— _65 acres, 5000 Fruit Treés, 20,000 Grape Vines : VaiGd at ee ee aba ee BOS, 000 Sixth Prize—Cole Orehard, near Marysville.— 41 acres, 7,000 Fruit: Trees ; Valued at $42,000 Seventh Prize—Vineyard oh the. old Ranch, 233 miles from Marysville, 10 acres, 8000 vines ; ? Valued. At.cespectaecviveccedateecs 44444 + B8,000 Eighth Prizc—Grain Field—part of old Ranch ; _. 260 acres ; valued at.s.ecceses Dba Sie biaseiec $6,000 Ninth Prize—Grain Field—part of old Ranch 5 ~ 180 acres ; Valued at..scccvoe cence $4,000 Tenth Prize—Sacramento River Ranch—250 acres * (Meadow) valued at.-. teeeccs pone $5,000 Fleventh Prize—Paxton . Ranch—( Meadow ;)-50 acres 3 [email protected] ope 0oae s $3,000 Twelfth Prizo—Feather River Ranch_—(Méadow) 160 acres, valued at .... da'sieaee $2,000 . 400 cash Gifts, $5 cach from Nos. 12 to 412, $2,000 Totalics ties svarcre cs ecee sce eeuedeeeen iets $615,000 Comprising altogether, 1501 acres ef Land, 101, yo prae teee? 23,000 Grape Vines, and $2000 in ash, Ses The lands tpon which. these Orchards are planted are all bottom lands, and as good as can Be found in the. Stase,. Apples, Peaches, Aprieots, Nectarines, Pears, Plums, Figs, Quince, Black Walnat, Almond, ete; will be found in in these Qrchards in greatest variety. and of the ehoicest kinds. “The character of the Fruit is well known’ throughout the’ Northern’ and eentral portionssf the State. All of the Vines ‘and nearly all & Feit ‘Trees. will ba. of age to bear agood crop the coming year. We append the following certificate for the benefit of persons hot well acquainted with the value of the property : ‘We, the undersigned, hereby.certify that we : . vSex. heen od are acquainted-with mest of the property, and that we do not believe its v above stated, is over-estimated : JOHN C. FALL, Marysville. Ws. K. Hupson, Marysville. JOHN A. PAXTON, “ $. P. WELLS, 6 “ Col. WARREN, Marysville. B.P. AVERY, Editor Appeal. C. COVILLAUD, Marysvil le. ? Rev. O. C. WHEELER, Cor. See. Cal State Ag. Society, Sacramento. J. BRYANT HI“e & Co., San Fran’co. KNAPP\ BURRILL & Co., —* Hon 58.\M. Buiss, Marysville. Db. W. C.\ RICE, Aa JNo,Q, PACKARD, ss J. B. HUMPHREY,» J. ¥. LINTHICUM, Editor Express. * JNO. R. RIDGE, Editer Demoerat. Gen. Jno. A. SUTTER, Heck Farm. ue, as \ A. P. SMITH, Satramento. SYDNEY SMITH, Sacramento. J. L. SANFORD, San Praacisco. The distribution of the Gifts will be under the direction of a Committee. of ntlemen chosen by the audience on the evening of the Concert. D LEWIS LILLIE, Agent for San Francisco. Office—North-east corner Sansome and Washington streets, two doors east of Sansome. j GEO. G. BRIGGS, Preprietor. Marysville, Oct.30-lm The Great Japanese Kemedy. i biegrs WONDERFUL REMEDY. CALLED the Japanese Venereal SALVE, and used for the cure of Bypbilisic Sores .and pro¢ured at rroat-trouble and expense, is now placed in the Randa of druggists “gate; Where persons afflieted can purchase it, and effect. cures without the consequent mortification and heavy charges incurred by going to physicians. The ingredients red from these scientificand wonderful people are such as: have not been known to the rest} of the world in the cure of loathsome corruptions, and far excels anything ‘heretofore used., Testimonials of astonishing cures could be obtained if necessary. But it is only requisite to test. it to prove its great healing qualities. The cost is nothing compared to its value. For sale at all ‘the Druggists. F tod’ 93 THE JAPANESE SALVE; For the cure of Cuts, Burns, Sprains, Gunshot wane Piles, Boils, Chilblains, Bruises and all Kinds of Sores, has been discovered to be the best and most wonderful preparation ever used. Its healing properties are astonishing, almost magical. It supersedes all salves now in use, and develops one great good that has resulted from the opening of Japanese Ports to the commerce of the world, and will cause all that use it to’ rejoice that so desirable'a result has been accomplished. ‘This salve has been sufficiently used to test its qualities. Try it alh—-grevs DeOr. No family should be without it—and although the ingredients are rare and expetisive, only FLFTY CENTS is charged for a box. It can be obtained of all the Druggists. 85-3m. _Dr. KENT, Agent, 2 vada a PHOS. TENNENT’S Surveying and Navigation Warehouse Sign of the Wooden Sailor. Battery street, opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. , ig ~~ pln # bans io Government Sharts. jeut. Maury’s Wind and Current Charts. “a ' ; Agency for the sale of Surveying Instrument manufactured at the celebrated establishment Wm. J. Young, of Philadelphia. Nautical Instruments, Books, Drawing instruments, Surv : Leveling staves, etc., etc., pedir tt by Sheoven and for sale at reduced rates. : *hronometers rated by “Pransit Observations: Repairs of every description executed in the best manner. ° . sll-tf F. X. Kast, . Agent of A: Seiberlich, of Philadelphia, Boot and Shee Manufacturer, ‘Warehouse 75 and 77 California Street, south: eGonstantiy ta Reel. © karte ancelteh sunek 8 a e asi if Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ ‘ingen and Children’s wear ene . uality. ‘Also, French Boo Boot ts. ays andard brand. 0 “Whisky direc from Messrs. Freeman & fence. proprietors ‘. of the Phenix Distillery, Settuylkill River, and offers it for sale in barrels and half barrels; in lots to suit. The genuine OLD MAGNOLIA WHisky has. Fréciiiat& Simpson’s, name in full on each package, and also a card affixed with Hic, in ‘showing the immense capital employed and the-extent.of the manufacture of, Freeman & Sim;son’s Magnolia Whisky, the following eomparitive table is appended, taken from a-work entitled ‘‘Philadelphia and its Manufactures:”’ “The eentreot the Whisky manufacture is probthere were distilled in that city and vicinity, 19,260,245 gallons of proof Whisky, consuming, if we allow one bushel of corn to every three galYons of spirits, 6,420,082 bushels of corn. ‘In Philadelphia there are but five concerns ged in distilling Whisky, from rye, corn, ce. °They have a capital -mployed “of nearly $500,000, and im, 1852, produced 1,100,000 gallons. The Distillery of Freeman & Simpson, ow the Schuylkill river, having 4 tapacity: of 400 BAKRELS PER WEEK of fine Whisky alone, is one of the finest and most complete in the country for the distillation of FINE WHISKY, to which they éonfire themselves almost exclusively.” ah : SC. SHAW, s5-3m 138 Frent st., Sau Francisco. GEO. HM. BELL, 153 Wfontgomery Street, cor. Merchant, SAN FRANCISCO. : MPORTER AND DEALER IN STATIONE RY of every description. Blank Account Books, of thé best’ Material and “workmanship Envelopes, in great variety. Legal Cup, Writing Letter and Note” Paper, of all kinds, old: Pens of the best Manrfacture, warranted to suit. Prin‘ters’ Blank Gaads;. Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Bills of Lading, Shipping Recgipts, and: a general assortment of Custom House Blanks, Order Books, a complete assortment of School Book#, alwayson hand, Orders from Tesehers wilLre\eeive prompt attentions Atlantic papers and. Magdzines, and all the New Books. Subscriptions received for Magazines, Newspapers and other Pcyiodicals at Ptblishers’ prices. ‘The following are some of the most popular periodicals : Harper’s Mouthly..(Per annuim).. «3,00 Goody’s Lady’s Book.,.Ads csesengeee (0 Leslie’s Magazine..+-.AG. cae cegscces 3 00 Peterson's Maguzine.. . GO.40.8 bosoee 200 Atlantic Monthily.-++0-++sd@secreiceeres 3 WO Eleetric M HNC. rece cee AOeersseeceene DOO Knickerbocker Magazine.. GO cecccciensinen 3 00 All the Year Round, Dickens, (lo...+ 3 00 Once-a WeekersvicccesecsececdOsscoecdereee #0 Cornhill Magazine, Thackary do..+«--+ 5 00 Blackwood. ccecsvecevess verdOsreecvercers 3.00 For Foreign Reviews and Blackwodd..12 00 La Bon Ton of Fashion.. do. .é% bedesse 6 00 Ballou Magazine..-++++ 2 eeOOqaresseseees 150 Hall’s Journal of Health..d0.-2-.-e0 150 Horticulturist, (Plain)..d0.ss.-04-25 2 00 Horticulturist, (Colored).do.. swieee G000 Gardnet"s Monthly...-. GOs ccs vecavese 150 California Culturist..-.€Os.4-ceerces 4 U8 Harper’s Weekly..----ae oO. csees eveves 2.50 Leslie's Hlustrated Paper.do... 3 00 Illustrated London News.d0.,.-ee-+++12 00 Illustrated News of the World.. cceviceld OO New York Weekly Ledger.do.s.04.-2 50 Waverly Magazine..---+OO ices ccetnes: 4100 New York Mercury..-----dO.s.s-0+00 2 50 The CenturyecsercooscereeeesdQerecceereeee & Banner of Light..-+-+++++ GO. os ccccsces 2 00 Bell’s Life in London.. GO. svi ceccse ee)? 00 Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times.do..--.3 00 New York Weeklp Clipper.d0..-.6 2 50 Scientific American... GG icc sis scictae 2 00 Yankee Notions. .00.2%-+0edOssssccoeesee 1 50 Nick Nax.ccscsscccccer ees cdQe evens aoweee 10 Vanity ‘Fair. 6.06.00. c sees S¥8G.050 vite. 2) 50 New York Herald, Tribune, or Times. for California, (per annum).. peaecess try Gentleman do... idittenbedete z 00 A CIRCULAR will be sent to any person on request, giving a more extended list. 916-3m Safes ! Safes! . a ie ILILUMAN, Ne. 90 Battery strect. San Francisco. ar Sdle Agent for TILTON & . , MCFARLAND’S celebrated ‘FireProof and Burglar Safes This Safe is well-known in the market for its unsurpassed fire-proof quality, having withstood in California, as well as in the East, the het* ; .testfires known. We ean refer to endless certificates from parties in our rmining towns, where these Safes have been. subject to the most-severe tests of its roof qualities. The Safes are secured by our Combination Lock. This Lock is in every og the most secure one in use ; it, requires the key and combination to open the Safe. If the key should be abstracted from the owner,,it would be perfectly useless to the possessor without his knowing the combination, or mental key, which the owner carries in his head. To. those in want of areliable Safe we pean the above cheaper than any other in the maret. é t A large assortmenton hand andto.arrive. , o10 “FF. TILLMAN, 90 Battery st. ART AMID THE SIERRAS. BELIOGRAPHY: HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE the State, that he has refitted his Gallery, and is now og to take all kinds of pictures known to theHeliographie Art, unsurpassed in the world ; that he has made new arrangements for persons coming from distant parts of the State, and would say to all such, that vided perfect. satisfaction is not given, he will not only not charge for work, but wilt pay them for their time and trouble in ealling. These arrangements have been made in yiew of the fact that the couatry is flocked with tinskilful operators, whose work is “not. only .wanting in chemical effect. and everything that constitutes a picture, but owing to the improper use of e chemicals employed, they are ered perishable and worthless. The public are invited to call on him at his rooms, in Grass Vallcy. where he will be found ready at all times, and in all kinds of weather, to take pictures, in the best style by all the various processes u known, some of which are as follows: Ambrot s, Photographs PANEOPES, MELAINOLYEES, Stereescopic Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. o-—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures. Old pictures copied Improved and rendered imperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, etc., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken in the most approIN r. . STRUCTIONS GIVEN ‘in all departments T. M_ WOOD'S, Mill street, “Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf beeen HO! TEAMSTERS! USE HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRATED PATENT AXLE GREASE‘ ha oe axles, and WARRANTED NOT bediiaiemie irr cree tr o6-3m No. 28°K street, Sacramento of th s ably. Rincinget Qhio; for we notice that in 1866citizens of Nevada county, andthe people of , a.lithographed engray ‘of their Distillery. 2 As a matter-of aecions . to the trade sod pubRO ee 2 nee CR RR RE eter i$

srk can maT ARE YN AR aca ee SY op Ene Rea RRR: Err cog ments ‘ fremenreene rege tse es ta ninemsn . tif?s complaint be foreclo ee # @has. A. Granc..:....+ eeeresSan Francisco. Diavidaon: . ie. sivcevocessos das eB acramento 3 UPN, oc ccsrscaccecetececces ses OGe JUNE Chas. Ru Hall. s..0. 65 csevseseess0¢0.Red Dog W.K. 8 aes salir aaeatee ‘Valley. rotate” orn AYFCB.ce05s-s epoewgeenshes Levi Me ips... Washington, Alpha & Omega. Botumbia i Allis. & Gordon..45+++5-+--«+-++ Timbueteo . See = Wet on the 6thday df October, A. p. ¥. .1860, a dered in the’ stri mty of Nevada, against "Tf n favor of. T., P. j EAaR RY : " -qud Four Hundred & Thirty-1i 21,438 22) Webt. “And against iller, Uriah Perry, P. J. Welah and A.J. and in fayor of T. P. Otis & other and further stim of $5,615 18 principal debt, Lr Svea nd. Decree was renstrict Court ‘of the 14th Judicial let of the State of cust Peo. vf for the '. oR, nd A. i. ee ¥, for the sum of Twenty-One Thous. ” rae 32 cts. t Theodore . ’ ueas, Co., and for the and-against Theo. Miller, Uriah ig he J. din ‘favor: of Welsh, and~A.« J. Laens;' m R. «Le ra for ‘the other and farther sum of Four usand Five Hundred and sixty’ eight “dollars and eighty-four cents, $4,568al debty ‘with von each of mid principal amounts at the rate of two and a half per cent per month from the rendition of judgment antil paid, together with all costs. of ‘suit.. And whereas on the said 6th day. of October, As D. 1860, it.was ordered and deéreed: hy the said Court that. the Marsesge set forth in’ Plain. and all and singular the Mortgaged premses therein deseribed, to+/Phateertain piece or parcel of property, ditches, resorvoirs and premises situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, known and designated as: the. Reservoir. Ditch said Ditch taking the waters.of Wolf Creek and ita tributaries, and conveying the same to Mooney Flat and other mining. ocalities in that vicinity for mining, agricultural and other purposes. 'Toher with all the Reservoirs, Reservoir-sites, lumes, Aqueduets, ‘Tuimels,auxilliary Ditches, rights of water, and of way-rights, franchise, vileges and property of a ag, rag a aptaining to said Reservoir 2 teh,or in any tanner connected with the same-', Also, a certain building, situated near the Buckeye Reservoir, on said Ditch, knownas the Buckeye Camp. Also, a certain rac peer — — aiid en and knownas the Lower Camp nd an.undivided one-half interest in the Ranch in which said Ca s situated, said Ranch containing about Two nd.aeres, enclosed with a brush fence. Also, two. cloth tents,now occupied by said Reservoir Ditch Compeny: si 8, On: What is known as the. Wolf Creek extension of said ditch, together with the camp furniture, cooking utensils, and table furniture in said tents and camps, . together with all the todls and materials for ditehnow in possession of Co., consisting of about one hundred and fifty Shovels, one. hundred and twenty-five picks, y~ row-bars, ten striking hammers, ten stedges, three hundred pounds ‘drill and pick 4 five kegs blasting powder, one'set of blaéksmith toole, one dozen ¢ ong raxes the lumbet.and material on hand for antes: Also, a eertain tail flumesituated on Moonty Flat, known as the Nebraska Flume and its eontents, and all the rights, and appurtenances unto the same belonging. Also, a certain lot of mining ground extending from the junction 01 the two ravines to the head of said flume, thirty feet in width on seach side of the same. Alse, a certainilot of minclaims on Le oer & Hill, known ast & Hasbrook claims, fronting two hundred feet ‘on said flume. and saneing ee to. the centremc on said Hill, known as the Luitatt claims, ying. ng the Hill. Also, a certain lot of Mini between the Emmerson and Smith claims, Reservoir Diteh Bowen ‘hty feet front and pinoy back to the centro _ of the Hill. Also, a certain lot of mining claims S said Hill bounded ‘north by the “Flume, east by the German Hal by:the Henderson claims, to singular ¢he appurtenances or any wise appertaining, or-so much thereo ma : neéessary ebragka claims, south gethek with all ‘and thereunto petangng as to satisfy the demands dye p ntiffs therein’be levied upon and sold to satsaid so mee interest and costs. a e otice is hereby given. that I will expese to ‘public sale;‘all the above-described plopertys to urt e highest bidder for cash, in front-of the House door, in Nevada,on TUERSDAY, Nov 27th 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clogk, A. M. [and + o’cloek, P, MGiven under my hand this 5th da ber, 1860. J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.. Pah, By J. B. Van Hagen, Dep. Goodwin & Hawley, Atty’s for Plaintitfs. Notice of Pardon. ° Sa OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. Inthe Court of Sessions, the State of California vs. David Gillespie, of Novemhe People To the.Hon. David Belden, Judge of the Conrt aforesaid K. W. Maslin, Esq. District Attorney. You avill please take notice that it is the inten-tion of the undersigned to apply to his Excelthe pardon of 3 the crime of, Grand Larceny at the July Term, A. lency the Goversor ofthe State of California for David Gillespie, who was tried for . p. 1860, of the Court of Sessions, convicted at said term,.on the, 13th day of September, A. D., 1860, and sentenced on t 1869 td one years imprisonment in the State Pris: on. *-"“ PHOMAS P. HAWLEY: he 15th of September, We hereby accept and Lagos service of the'above by Copy; this 30th a eh hye Meas — Judge, and ex-officio Judge of Court of ons. Pent ARAYLIENY Yon 6 KE. W MASLIN, District Attorney.. n5-im Pétition. for Sale. pan Soe ae ee gin \ A? { In Probate Court N° NCE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT H. B. Thompson ‘having filed in this Court his ition saying for an order of sale of, certain Mining Claims SALTSGAVER, deceased, same has’ been fixed sald Court, longing to the estate of DAVID e hearing of the for MONDAY, November 26th. 1860, at ten o’clock, in the forenoon of said day of the November Term of 1860 at the Court Room thereof at the City and: of Nevada, and all persons interested ta said estate, are notified then and there to appear) County and shew cause if any they have, Lape the prayer aaid petition should not. be grant ber Wth, 1860. ~~ dNOCS. LAMBERT, Clerk, _ 030-4w By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. , . Probate Notice. : ATE, OF CALIFORNIA..C S's Nevada—In_ Pro! m on Commty ‘ourt: y hate ven that H. B. Thompson having filed* Notice is’ hereb in. ‘hi ‘ourt, his petition praying for an order of ofcertain Mining Claims therein described to the es fof JOEL SHEL the hearing of the same has a ot 1860 at the court room t f, at the ; Honse ix city one county of Nevada, fied then ané ant chow deapett No rd _ eee By Jos. M. Lavy, Deputy, nb 4w INDAY, Dee, 8d, 1860, at 10° m, of said day, of the Nev. . Explicit directions —for-use accompany cach . BUY. THE BEST!’ GROVER & BAKER, WAVE “RECEIVED THEFIRST PREMIUM ON THEIR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! AND MACHINE WORK AT THE State Fair, Mechanics’ Institute Fair, AND IN FACT Every Fair ef 1860! vie Over Wheeler. & Wilson and all others ! ; rites UNQUESTIONABLY ESTABLISHING S Their Superiority. These Machines are the most Simple in Use. Sew from Two Common spools. Have no troublesome bobbing or ped. Sew any and all Fabrics. Make very little noise. Are Quickly Learned and operated. Are not linbieto disarrangentent. We guarantee perfect and retiable Machines and to the Thousands in tise can réfer, as daily and hourly recdrding, in their satisfactory operation. —— : a € 4 /This Unequivoca] success. Machine from which achild can ina short time acquire : perfect converse an management of it. Send for a Circular. -R. G BROWN, AGENT. 91 Montgomery street. Sian Francisco, Oct. 18, 1860.—6m .\ QUINCY HALE, Nos. 149 and 151 Washington Street, San Francisco. THIS IS THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. fi bho HOUSE HAS GAINED ITS wide reputation by : Selling Clothing Much’Cheaper Than any other Establishment In the State of California. 0o243m Save Your Money t JOHN W. QUICK, Pioneer Manufacturer of fine Russia Iron Screens, be Ee removed from the Pacific Foundry to the corner of THIRD AND JESSIE STREETS, San Francisco, is now preparedto-filt-all orders for Quartz Screens, Fleur and Rice Mill Screens, of all kinds, at the shortest notice, and of the best material, at reduced rates. All orders promptly attended to. = N. BJ. W. Quick is the only competent. manufacturer of Screens in the Stafe, having made Sereens for Goddard & Co., C. W. Stevens, and others for the last three years sep5-31a w. 8 € CLUB ROUSE GIN. fen UNDERSIGNED, SOLE AGENTS of,the aboye, GIN; offers it to the publicas the finest. Holland Gin, and the only GENUINE Club. House GIN imported-to this market. itis put Lg in GREEN CASES, and branded w. Ss. ¢,, CLUB HOUSE. : We shail continue to receive the. above GIN {ieo-PURE VALAMBROSIAL WHISKY, in asks. : PURE NECTAR WHISKY, in new style bottles. . PURE BOURBON WHISKY. The above Liquors'‘are from the’ well-known house of Wm. 8. Corwin & Co., New York. and Printers’ . Furnishing House. OBARLES F. ROBBINS, PEALER IN TYPE AND PRESSES. No. lil and 113 Clay street, between Sansome ‘and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Ageat for Geo. Bruce’s Type, EK. R. Webb & Co’s Printing Material, and the Ruggles Press Company’s unrivalled Machinery. «5-ly VOLDNER’S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS. : ' CASES VOLDNER’S celebrated 0 SCHNAPPS, ex Polynesian and s. For sale b PS Rh Ss SHAW, Sole Agent, ; No. 138 Front yireet. VOLDNER’S SCHNAPPS.—While the country is floeded with miserable imitations, this article maintains its superiority. When bu ; buyt he best.~[{Exchange. : 253m JOHN HUGHES. S Hereby notified that, by the last steamer, a VALUABLE LETTER, was reccivod at the late arrilv: * 9M: are guarantied fine and pure. st ® W. B. CUMMINGS &-CO., 65-37 $0 California street, San Francisco ‘eat Office, for him, which he can have by. apy Dying oo WAL, BRADLEY, Postmaster PREMIUM DAGU path AA ERATE AES rare ae s den Brag eye RREAN ARTIST, Broad Street, Nevada. 350 ibuted o Every Ticket will enesses at an Prizes--Valued at $8, Ch to ristmas Day-$30 sh--20 ‘Watches, and the most f Articles of Jewelry. be good fer, One Dollar 1 m: time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Any person who will have a Likeness taken, will'receive One Ticket for ev. ery Dollar invested in res, which will entitle any one to a chance in the Prizes. List of Prizes: TI Am ifieent Gold, Magic cased %{ plate English Lever’ Watch, Chronometer balance, M. J, Fobi with heavy & attachetl...e.0. 2 Cash, coin. eeeeeoee as, & Co. No. 8855 ld Fob Chain aud seal. eee eee ee een etsene 3 A-fine Gold Hunting.American. Lever Watch, made by Appleton, Tracy & Co, NG. FES. ccc ccncccecccersasenens ovegees, 2 4 One splendid set, Brooch on jet with Pearls. ~ § Fine.silver Huntin er Wateh; fulljeweled, ‘Tobias, 95,193 ents diamond Pin, single stone. 6 Fine 7 Fine hieavy quartz 8 Gold estrusean set, Ear-rings, set lish pateut levEn 5090 4000 30 00 60 60 old Rin rooch ee eeesecae ear-riigs, ificent pair Pearl-sleeve buttons.. 3400 10 Splendid Gold Hunting English patent lever Watch, T. F.Cooger, No 2136.. 11 Magnificent pair quartz sleeve buttons, 120 00 34.00 12Diamond Kar-rings, 28 stones,... » 15000 13 Magnificent silver Hunting, -English patent lever Marine Watch, soe tent time keeper, equilibrium co : Arnold Adams & Co. No 16452.7.... 14:'T'wo gente’ enameted Pins, set with 2 fine Pearls. ..-. 660-9 EC abing cies vines 75 00 50 00 15 Silver. humting, English detached lever Watch, tull jewe . QOD. ca eeevcerCusyuceesceepersnberccs te 16 Canico on jet ladies RinWs, cavessersves “17 One Gold California Ring...-... 18 to 20 Three splendid gents’ lecket rings 7 each, $36, 28,28. .+. “21 Fine Gold Kngiish hunting patent lever late, full jeweled, railroad Watch, half, f. F. Cooper, No set, brooch and E. sewer ereee time keeper, 'P. F. Cooper, No '2137.. 120 22to 23 T'wo pairs fine sleeve Buttons, each 24 Splendid gold Jet set with carbuneles, and ear-ring.. ees 2 Large fine-silver hunting Brood 00 cocecere 52.00 00 i Wsbsese Marine Watch equilibrium compass, Cobden, London Wo 37810 ss vesscacowsers eid Salsteidic one es 65.00 26 Beautiful pair stud Buttons.... teaser JO00 27 to 30 Four fine Gold Vest chains, each, 31to 35 Fine magnificent ladies set, brooch and ear-ring’s, each 40, 40, 35, 54, 30.. 179 00 36 Fine Gold hunting patent lever Watch, chronometer balance No 7551 _..+++-. » 90-00 37 to tp fine Gold chain chatlain, each, 36, 2 60 30 to 44.Six Gold Bracelets; each-24, 20, 20, 0, 18, 14.5003 Mic hemieaen ne tee ae 113 00 45 Fine silver hunting Engiish patent, lever Wateh, full jeweled, No 14,675. ... 46 Splendid ladies’ fancy Aluminium Box 20 00 47 to 54 Eight Gold California Buckles,each 200 06 26, 30, 30, 28, 20, 20, 20, 16.. .sececere 55 Large fine silver hunting English lever Watch, Wm. Robinson, No 13,795.. 56 Fine sterescope Box, acromatic lences, with 40 plates of views, roups, &c.. 60.00. 8? te 6&8 Thirteen fine Gold Necklaces, each ‘ 35, 40, 20, 20, 20, * 16, 15, 8, 8, 8,.. 216 00 8. ‘69 to 70'I'wo Goldane ver Guard chains, Mag WE, Bags ccs vvsnswasteaniets incase 50 71 Fine haunting lepine. 13 jeweled Watch 45 NO 3201..00+6eeeees eee ene erase seeee . 72 to 93 Twenty-two fine Gold set Brooch and ear-rings, each 35, 20, 20, 20, 16, 74, 35, 25, 20, 10, 10, ‘ 3 20, 20, 10, 20 es 94 to 98 Five Gold Thimbles,each, 12, 12,312, 12, 10 . 99 Mammoth Gold Pen.....++.ise 16, 12, 16, 14, 12, 12,.407 00 eee eetereresareee 100 Magnificent, heavy Gold hunting English lever Watch, chronometer balance, Joseph Johnson, Liverpool, No 109.. 200 00 101 to 103 Three pairs Gold Armlets, each AB Ws Ue sicy sch 0e 4 secenre Sale mecmpatalen 4500

104 to 110 Seven pare Gold Sleeve Buttons, each 18. 14, 16, 2, 15, 10, 10 ... sees d11to 146 Thirty-six Gold Breoches, each 35, 30, \16, 33, 32, 6, 12, 12, 25, 20, 20, 20, 12, 26, 15, 10, 5, 16, 18, 8, 14, 14, 10, 20, 20, 20, 12, 8, 6, 10, 12, 24, 24, 10, 8, AO. oveses 147 to 148 ‘wo Gold and Jet Crosses, each By Be oc senevesceeces rere sit ECC ones a ‘ uartz Pin... eer Saab aaiee 1 149 Fine 597 00 150 Splendid Music Box Piano, six tunes. . "100 00 151-te 199 Forty-nine Gold Ring's, each, 10, 6, 4, 6, 6, 7, 12, 14, 10, 6, 6, 6, 5, 4, 4, 4, 6, 6; 4, 8 4, 6, 6, 8, 8, 8, 6, 6,4, 6, 7, 8,5.6, 320 00 200 A Gold’ hunting English patent lever Watch, full jeweled, railway time keeper, J. Tobias, NO. 91,000.. .0.--eeenee 125 00 201 to 227 Twenty-seven Gold Gent’ Pins each 12, 12, 12, 18, 15, 15, 14, 12, 12, 14, 10, 6, 6, 6,5, 5, 6, 6, 6. 8, 6,8, 6,5, 12,48, 10,. 255 00 228 Fine Lepine Hunting Watch, cylinder escapement, F. Cooper, No. 36541. ... 30 00 229 to 242 Fourteen fine Gold Pens & Pericil eases, each, 22, 10, 5, 8,3, 6,8, 6, 8, 6, 6, By Bp Broccccecceccccsessccccaccscccsccce 102 00 243 to 246 Four pairs fine Aniumulim sleeve Buttons, eath 8, 8, 8, 247 to 249 ‘Three fine Lad Bev eedevesece eccve 3200 i es Gold Rings set with stone, each 20, 12, 12....e005230.A splendid Gold H “ Watch, fulljeweled 251 to.270 fwenty pairs unting, patent lever , k. Cooper, No 2133 120 00 Gold ear Rings,each 16, 15. 15,14, 1, 12, 12, 15, 12, 8,5, 6, 8, 8, 8 8) 8, By By 8. --+ eeeccseses wecesesecs 2070 271 to 274 Four pairs Sleeve Buttons and studs, each 15, 15;-6, 6.¥.. vos OeReeese 275 to 286 Twelve Gould Rings, each 40, 14, 12, 12, 12, 10... seseee aeesetecvevcces 42.00 set. Brooch and Ear14, 10,10, 12, 8, 12, 66 00 287 to 204 Eight Gold Crosses, each 26. 15, : 2 8, By Se Bev cses 205 to 299 aoceqecsed as eeehes »9100 Five set’ of fine Gold Charms, emi, 14, 10, U4, 10, 10.5.. 0 ee cee s ee cacee 300 Fine Gold Hunting Ladies Watch, Gold cap, Patrick & Co. Gene ‘301 to 320 Twenty Gold tent lever, ruby’ jewels, Charles va, Wo. 12 with fine Gold.Guard Chain attached....4.. 140 00 Lockets, each 16, 12, 12, 12, 12, 10, 16, 15, re 5, 7, 45 +, 7,7, 7, 10, 10, 6, . 321. Heav anting detached lever Cooper, No 105 Gecnckvaciengnas Scate's becseces eoes 18500 English steeigh’ line, Vatch full jewe ed, J. F. PN eee ee Secccce 7500 $22 to 325 Feur California Gold and Quart Slides, each 2 he» 1D, 20. <:5.500000cesses 926 to 327 Two Californ 1 By BBs eve ct iecees $28 Fine artistic marble statue.. ..., 1 329 Splendid Ladies set Brooch & ear-rings 330 Fine pair Gold Stud Buttons..°... 331 Gold and cameo set 332 Fine silver Hunting English patent lev. er bhi full: jeweled. Arnold Adams & Co * 333 to 340 Eight fine Gold Keys, each 12, 12, Js Ge-8y ye Bans ra nasutonnesccan-nos ted lava set, Brooch and Ear rings 841 Sculp Mosaie set, Brooch WA ais to344'T wo fine Ladies’ Gold Rings, with and Coral Necklace. . F Ring with one opal. 346 Enamel ia Quartz seals, each: * eee needa ecensecioe Brooch & ear-rings wee ees eee eeseesees and Ear Ring... 347 to 349 Three Gold Lockets ea@h5,5;5 15 350 A Gold, Saunting, leven Watch, Gold lance cap, Chronometer compensation. Ed Swiss, 18151, {heavy Gold Vest Chain, Tickets $1. achute and Fabre vi > locle ; 280 00 nificent Prizes will ed among the Ticket Holders. 412 PRIZES—TICKETS 82. 4 40.00} Total Value, $8 000. List of Prizes: FIRST PRIZE—Briggs’ Old Orechard.—This > pre y consists of 165 acres of Yuba River ttom Land, in Orchard, together with the Heuse known as * 8’ Hotel,” and the: Barns and Sheds attached thereto. ‘Tlie Orchard numbers 35,000 ‘Trees, all of the thoieest varieties; and is the est Orchard in the world, and probably the productive d wey in the State. ‘The Fruit from this Orehard brought in 1858, $70,000; in 1859, $100,000 ; in 1460, about $125,000. This property is valucd at....eeeeee beeeee 6 BZ10,000 Second: Prize—Sacramento River Orchard.—Containing 160 Acres; 24,000 Fruit Trees jn vary + planted in 1857~’58, mostof.w will be In good condition for bearing Fruit the coming yéat. Walued. ats.. .. « «120,000 Third Prize—Oroville Orchard.—Containing 200 aecres.; 18,000 Fruit Trees in variety ; valued . Bbeccvecceccecee page ee begs 0ee ¢Gelr sac e's $90,000 Fourth Prize—Paxton Orchard, near ) arysville 70.acres of Land, 12,000 Fruit Trecs, House and Barn ; valued at.. 66.60.00 ees 872,000 Fifth Prize—Haun Orchard. near Marysville.— _65 acres, 5000 Fruit Treés, 20,000 Grape Vines : VaiGd at ee ee aba ee BOS, 000 Sixth Prize—Cole Orehard, near Marysville.— 41 acres, 7,000 Fruit: Trees ; Valued at $42,000 Seventh Prize—Vineyard oh the. old Ranch, 233 miles from Marysville, 10 acres, 8000 vines ; ? Valued. At.cespectaecviveccedateecs 44444 + B8,000 Eighth Prizc—Grain Field—part of old Ranch ; _. 260 acres ; valued at.s.ecceses Dba Sie biaseiec $6,000 Ninth Prize—Grain Field—part of old Ranch 5 ~ 180 acres ; Valued at....scccvoe cence $4,000 Tenth Prize—Sacramento River Ranch—250 acres * (Meadow) valued at.-.. teeeccs pone $5,000 Fleventh Prize—Paxton . Ranch—( Meadow ;)-50 acres 3 [email protected] ope 0oae s $3,000 Twelfth Prizo—Feather River Ranch_—(Méadow) 160 acres, valued at ....... da'sieaee $2,000 . 400 cash Gifts, $5 cach from Nos. 12 to 412, $2,000 Totalics ties svarcre cs ecee sce eeuedeeeen iets $615,000 Comprising altogether, 1501 acres ef Land, 101, yo prae teee? 23,000 Grape Vines, and $2000 in ash, Ses The lands tpon which. these Orchards are planted are all bottom lands, and as good as can Be found in the. Stase,. Apples, Peaches, Aprieots, Nectarines, Pears, Plums, Figs, Quince, Black Walnat, Almond, ete; will be found in in these Qrchards in greatest variety. and of the ehoicest kinds. “The character of the Fruit is well known’ throughout the’ Northern’ and eentral portionssf the State. All of the Vines ‘and nearly all & Feit ‘Trees. will ba. of age to bear agood crop the coming year. We append the following certificate for the benefit of persons hot well acquainted with the value of the property : ‘We, the undersigned, hereby.certify that we : . vSex. heen od are acquainted-with mest of the property, and that we do not believe its v above stated, is over-estimated : JOHN C. FALL, Marysville. Ws. K. Hupson, Marysville. JOHN A. PAXTON, “ $. P. WELLS, 6 “ Col. WARREN, Marysville. B.P. AVERY, Editor Appeal. C. COVILLAUD, Marysvil le. ? Rev. O. C. WHEELER, Cor. See. Cal State Ag. Society, Sacramento. J. BRYANT HI“e & Co., San Fran’co. KNAPP\ BURRILL & Co., —* Hon 58.\M. Buiss, Marysville. Db. W. C.\ RICE, Aa JNo,Q, PACKARD, ss J. B. HUMPHREY,» J. ¥. LINTHICUM, Editor Express. * JNO. R. RIDGE, Editer Demoerat. Gen. Jno. A. SUTTER, Heck Farm. ue, as \ A. P. SMITH, Satramento. SYDNEY SMITH, Sacramento. J. L. SANFORD, San Praacisco. The distribution of the Gifts will be under the direction of a Committee. of ntlemen chosen by the audience on the evening of the Concert. D LEWIS LILLIE, Agent for San Francisco. Office—North-east corner Sansome and Washington streets, two doors east of Sansome. j GEO. G. BRIGGS, Preprietor. Marysville, Oct.30-lm The Great Japanese Kemedy. i biegrs WONDERFUL REMEDY. CALLED the Japanese Venereal SALVE, and used for the cure of Bypbilisic Sores .and pro¢ured at rroat-trouble and expense, is now placed in the Randa of druggists “gate; Where persons afflieted can purchase it, and effect. cures without the consequent mortification and heavy charges incurred by going to physicians. The ingredients red from these scientificand wonderful people are such as: have not been known to the rest} of the world in the cure of loathsome corruptions, and far excels anything ‘heretofore used., Testimonials of astonishing cures could be obtained if necessary. But it is only requisite to test. it to prove its great healing qualities. The cost is nothing compared to its value. For sale at all ‘the Druggists. F tod’ 93 THE JAPANESE SALVE; For the cure of Cuts, Burns, Sprains, Gunshot wane Piles, Boils, Chilblains, Bruises and all Kinds of Sores, has been discovered to be the best and most wonderful preparation ever used. Its healing properties are astonishing, almost magical. It supersedes all salves now in use, and develops one great good that has resulted from the opening of Japanese Ports to the commerce of the world, and will cause all that use it to’ rejoice that so desirable'a result has been accomplished. ‘This salve has been sufficiently used to test its qualities. Try it alh—-grevs DeOr. No family should be without it—and although the ingredients are rare and expetisive, only FLFTY CENTS is charged for a box. It can be obtained of all the Druggists. 85-3m. _Dr. KENT, Agent, 2 vada a PHOS. TENNENT’S Surveying and Navigation Warehouse Sign of the Wooden Sailor. Battery street, opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. , ig ~~ pln # bans io Government Sharts. jeut. Maury’s Wind and Current Charts. “a ' ; Agency for the sale of Surveying Instrument manufactured at the celebrated establishment Wm. J. Young, of Philadelphia. Nautical Instruments, Books, Drawing instruments, Surv : Leveling staves, etc., etc., pedir tt by Sheoven and for sale at reduced rates. : *hronometers rated by “Pransit Observations: Repairs of every description executed in the best manner. ° . sll-tf F. X. Kast, . Agent of A: Seiberlich, of Philadelphia, Boot and Shee Manufacturer, ‘Warehouse 75 and 77 California Street, south: eGonstantiy ta Reel. © karte ancelteh sunek 8 a e asi if Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ ‘ingen and Children’s wear ene . uality. ‘Also, French Boo Boot ts. ays andard brand. 0 “Whisky direc from Messrs. Freeman & fence. proprietors ‘. of the Phenix Distillery, Settuylkill River, and offers it for sale in barrels and half barrels; in lots to suit. The genuine OLD MAGNOLIA WHisky has. Fréciiiat& Simpson’s, name in full on each package, and also a card affixed with Hic, in ‘showing the immense capital employed and the-extent.of the manufacture of, Freeman & Sim;son’s Magnolia Whisky, the following eomparitive table is appended, taken from a-work entitled ‘‘Philadelphia and its Manufactures:”’ “The eentreot the Whisky manufacture is probthere were distilled in that city and vicinity, 19,260,245 gallons of proof Whisky, consuming, if we allow one bushel of corn to every three galYons of spirits, 6,420,082 bushels of corn. ‘In Philadelphia there are but five concerns ged in distilling Whisky, from rye, corn, ce. °They have a capital -mployed “of nearly $500,000, and im, 1852, produced 1,100,000 gallons. The Distillery of Freeman & Simpson, ow the Schuylkill river, having 4 tapacity: of 400 BAKRELS PER WEEK of fine Whisky alone, is one of the finest and most complete in the country for the distillation of FINE WHISKY, to which they éonfire themselves almost exclusively.” ah : SC. SHAW, s5-3m 138 Frent st., Sau Francisco. GEO. HM. BELL, 153 Wfontgomery Street, cor. Merchant, SAN FRANCISCO. : MPORTER AND DEALER IN STATIONE RY of every description. Blank Account Books, of thé best’ Material and “workmanship Envelopes, in great variety. Legal Cup, Writing Letter and Note” Paper, of all kinds, old: Pens of the best Manrfacture, warranted to suit. Prin‘ters’ Blank Gaads;. Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Bills of Lading, Shipping Recgipts, and: a general assortment of Custom House Blanks, Order Books, a complete assortment of School Book#, alwayson hand, Orders from Tesehers wilLre\eeive prompt attentions Atlantic papers and. Magdzines, and all the New Books. Subscriptions received for Magazines, Newspapers and other Pcyiodicals at Ptblishers’ prices. ‘The following are some of the most popular periodicals : Harper’s Mouthly...(Per annuim)... «3,00 Goody’s Lady’s Book.,..Ads csesengeee (0 Leslie’s Magazine....+-.AG. cae cegscces 3 00 Peterson's Maguzine... . GO.40.8 bosoee 200 Atlantic Monthily..-++0-++sd@secreiceeres 3 WO Eleetric M HNC. rece cee AOeersseeceene DOO Knickerbocker Magazine... GO cecccciensinen 3 00 All the Year Round, Dickens, (lo.....+ 3 00 Once-a WeekersvicccesecsececdOsscoecdereee #0 Cornhill Magazine, Thackary do....+«--+ 5 00 Blackwood.. ccecsvecevess verdOsreecvercers 3.00 For Foreign Reviews and Blackwodd...12 00 La Bon Ton of Fashion.... do. .é% bedesse 6 00 Ballou Magazine...-++++ 2 eeOOqaresseseees 150 Hall’s Journal of Health...d0..-2-.-e0 150 Horticulturist, (Plain)....d0..ss.-04-25 2 00 Horticulturist, (Colored)..do... swieee G000 Gardnet"s Monthly.....-. GOs ccs vecavese 150 California Culturist....-.€Os.4-ceerces 4 U8 Harper’s Weekly...----ae oO. csees eveves 2.50 Leslie's Hlustrated Paper..do...... 3 00 Illustrated London News..d0.,.-ee-+++12 00 Illustrated News of the World... cceviceld OO New York Weekly Ledger..do..s.04.-2 50 Waverly Magazine...---+OO ices ccetnes: 4100 New York Mercury...-----dO.s..s-0+00 2 50 The CenturyecsercooscereeeesdQerecceereeee & Banner of Light...-+-+++++ GO. os ccccsces 2 00 Bell’s Life in London.... GO. svi ceccse ee)? 00 Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times.do...--..3 00 New York Weeklp Clipper..d0...-..6 2 50 Scientific American..... GG icc sis scictae 2 00 Yankee Notions.. .00.2%-+0edOssssccoeesee 1 50 Nick Nax..ccscsscccccer ees cdQe evens aoweee 10 Vanity ‘Fair.. 6.06.00. c sees S¥8G..050 vite. 2) 50 New York Herald, Tribune, or Times. for California, (per annum).... peaecess try Gentleman do..... idittenbedete z 00 A CIRCULAR will be sent to any person on request, giving a more extended list. 916-3m Safes ! Safes! . a ie ILILUMAN, Ne. 90 Battery strect. San Francisco. ar Sdle Agent for TILTON & . , MCFARLAND’S celebrated ‘FireProof and Burglar Safes This Safe is well-known in the market for its unsurpassed fire-proof quality, having withstood in California, as well as in the East, the het* ; .testfires known. We ean refer to endless certificates from parties in our rmining towns, where these Safes have been. subject to the most-severe tests of its roof qualities. The Safes are secured by our Combination Lock. This Lock is in every og the most secure one in use ; it, requires the key and combination to open the Safe. If the key should be abstracted from the owner,,it would be perfectly useless to the possessor without his knowing the combination, or mental key, which the owner carries in his head. To. those in want of areliable Safe we pean the above cheaper than any other in the maret. é t A large assortmenton hand andto.arrive. , o10 “FF. TILLMAN, 90 Battery st. ART AMID THE SIERRAS. BELIOGRAPHY: HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE the State, that he has refitted his Gallery, and is now og to take all kinds of pictures known to theHeliographie Art, unsurpassed in the world ; that he has made new arrangements for persons coming from distant parts of the State, and would say to all such, that vided perfect. satisfaction is not given, he will not only not charge for work, but wilt pay them for their time and trouble in ealling. These arrangements have been made in yiew of the fact that the couatry is flocked with tinskilful operators, whose work is “not. only .wanting in chemical effect. and everything that constitutes a picture, but owing to the improper use of e chemicals employed, they are ered perishable and worthless. The public are invited to call on him at his rooms, in Grass Vallcy. where he will be found ready at all times, and in all kinds of weather, to take pictures, in the best style by all the various processes u known, some of which are as follows: Ambrot s, Photographs PANEOPES, MELAINOLYEES, Stereescopic Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. o-—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures. Old pictures copied Improved and rendered imperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, etc., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken in the most approIN r. . STRUCTIONS GIVEN ‘in all departments T. M_ WOOD'S, Mill street, “Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf beeen HO! TEAMSTERS! USE HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRATED PATENT AXLE GREASE‘ ha oe axles, and WARRANTED NOT bediiaiemie irr cree tr o6-3m No. 28°K street, Sacramento of th s ably. Rincinget Qhio; for we notice that in 1866citizens of Nevada county, andthe people of , a.lithographed engray ‘of their Distillery. 2 As a matter-of aecions . to the trade sod pubRO ee 2 nee CR RR RE eter i$