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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29
CHAPTER l. =
Az UNINTERRUPTED WEDDING.

1t was the first of May, the marriage
day Of the Viscount Moptressor of Mon
tressor Castle. Dorsetshire, and Estelle,
only daughter aud heiress of Sir Morelle,
Hyde Hall, Devonshre. fgat
A glorious morning the cloudless blue
sky smiled down upon the green hills
and dewy dales and deep woods of De.
Won and the park around the Hall was
all alive and musical, with the Joyous
songs of birds. and the merry laughter Of
young men and mai0ens gathering to cele-
brate their May-day festival. and 10 do
honor to the marriage of their landlords
daughter. .asI .r.auT ma..IlF
The elm shaded, winding avenue that
led from the highway to the house, was
arched at each terminus by a mammoth
wreath of flowers, and many were the
carriages thatpassed under them, on their
way to assist at the wedding; and these
contained only the bridesmaids, and the
nearest friends and relatives of the. fami,
ly, whose relationship or position gave
them the right to attend the bride ito
church; for still more numerous party
had been invited to meet her attheIaltar.
The villagers and tenants, grouped about
under the shade of the great old trees. or
wandering over the greensward on either
side the avenue watched these equipages
as they rolled on, commenting as usual
on such occasions p. s ?. aassa- ..gsa-. 81
5," Oh-dsafme the veddingers won t
pass Till near y twelve and here wenaue
to wait two mortal hours!" said young
girl to the game keeper. sgagr d. jnsV
Hush /! my darling look. here comes
his Lordship's carriage, itself. Just as sure
as you areythe prettiest girl in the coun.
try"
It aC0S Lord Montressor's carriage.
EnrIy that morning note from his af>
tianced bride had been put in his hands
summoning him to private conference
with her at the Hall, before they should
proceed to the church. Surprised. and
hlled with vague uneasiness, his lordship
lost no time in obeying the behest. !,
Within the most secluded Of her suite
OF richly furnished apartments at the old
Hall. half-buried in the depths of cush:
ioned chair, reclined the bride expectant,
in bridal array. @. '-221 ...l = . .sf' n
She was alone, her attendants having,
by her own desire, withdrawn.
Esteile Morelle--5or i" la belle Estella, =
' Beautiful Stella" "tbe Midnight STAR
-as, for her resplendept dark beauty,
she vas POLITICALLY named-was at this
tiPas iFE ! twenty i've years Of age. and more
lovely than poets or. an artists ideal.
Her form was of medium height. and very
slender. though well:rounded, With q
grasefnl head. over which felIrich masses
Of pure. pale olive ae:99amplexion al with iasge
mournfnl eyes. habitually; yelled. BY Tie
long, dropping lashes, and delicate. though
full, curved lips, ever patiently closed as
in silent resignatiop.5 The prevailing ex.
pressioa Of her dark. brilliant countenance
was profound melancholy.
The announcement of Miss. Morelie Is
approaf hing marriage with, the Viseouni
Montressor had created profound sen!sa
tion in tie fashion able apd afistoer atis
s5He4llN- ~ NNt}a ahfA& lsiiE tkff VI rtnf
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THE ISLAND PRINCESS. ID Il
\ Romance of the Old and New World

BF EMMA'D. E. N. sopTrwoRTu,
Author of ''Tho Lost Hcircss," " Tho Deserted
Wife," The Missing Bridc,"" Retribution.'
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From the Ne1p York Ledger.
LINES.

.E .. From the Neap York Ledger. Tc..a
LINES. ~. - a.}
AS distant lands beyond tho sea, 81.
When friends go thonce, draw Nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither. gone,
Draws nearer from the sky, f.. s..
And as those lands tho doarcr grow,
When friends arc long away,
So Heaven itself, though loved ones dead,
Grows dcnrcr day by day. ..<- 't 81
Heaven is not far from those who SEQ
With tho pure spirits sight,
But near, and in tho very hearts
Of those who see Alright. .... ..
January, 1857. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

EgA 'loafer happened 10 g8in az one
OF the printing Offices ID Lynn. a few DAYS
since. and asked the question 9 a'Ssa sail
What's the newsf?'' e ,airsi'fat sasi
.S";1F - Two dollars year in advance, was
sne reply. lie subscribed. 2Ysd toali5s
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acLAsKsBURG, FRIDAYs MAY s9sg
THE BLIND BOY ATrPLAY.

taaaaay sadl YSELizAy ycooKH9 q ID SIrow
boy's beenlat play.mother, sY
ids And merry, games we; had !LlH0!.s 3gil,
Il We led, ,himco on his, way, mother; Ra9s Iti1
And every step was glad; ;auz a. bgsaa
But when we found Q starry flower,
" And praised its varied hue, ,, ;,,o:,.yT
A tear came trembling down his cheek r,
,T ~ Just,like drop Of dew. ~ go Il
i ,iWetook him to the mill; mother, ,gEaP1 Z
tna Where falling waters mado .7aHniaci q
i g A rainbow DER the fin, mother, 81 ,sbIs
AS golden sun-raysplayed.oGT ,rfnRil
saa But when we shouted at the scene, EsoHT
5-g, And hailed the, clear. hluesky zsE.aaO
lac lie stood quite still upon the b.annk, ,4soa2
n, And bFeattbfed 99tf 2 long, long sigh.l; uaob
IA We asked him Why ho wept, mother, !.' u
8n@' Whene'cr We found the spots,i = ,s'faNl
y Where periwinkles crspt, mother,t " ,h'g
$500 Der wild forget-1peznots.dzL aava"9I
sTt" "Ah, mo /" he said, While tears ran down
saE AS fast US summer showers a .sriI
"It is because cannot see arasG eqrrN0
The sunshine and the fowers.mIE yzV
Oh! that poor, sightless boy, mother, ,t@att
san; Has taught me that an blest /; tgsS
u For can look with joy, mother, ~, a,ss4Fg 81
r4r On all love the best fs r7l frs. .aara
And when sec the dancing stream, 800
And daisies rcd and white,
kncel upon tho meadow sod,
y And thank my God for sight. w."
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A " sleddins,, "Reminiscences.

On winters light when tho moon shono bright
And the snow was crustcd DER, .'-'
With u maid as fair as scraphs arc, '+'
slid from a hill down lower. ' '.t -t''
Ere we reached the base, (likc horse on race,
Our swift gliding sled careened, ,t'G@.'
With treSscs fair, streaming back on tho air,
S'Ceet Sally ,Oent eemG Ooer eenl, - .'1aFg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

TT Essence or The Scott and Davis
correspondence "yon're anothefi''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

but very. justly, Of the late ridiculous ex-
hibition in Boston. notice of which we
published the other day. Heart it:
TIE Ben Perly sPoore Folly,-Some may
6nd lmuchto laugh at in the wonderfully
PoortezploI Which we publish to-day, but
we cannot see exactly at what point the
laugh come in. 10 see one Poor fool
trudging along a.rough road, 80 odd miles,
with a hand cart loaded with sour apples,
is anything but joke, and made no. bet
ter; by the hero being Major Ben Perley
Poore. with2his pipplns. But to see the
10000 greater fools 0! Boston running to
witness this wonderous affair, together
with drums beating, banners flying, cav
alryHprancing and troops in battle array,
aPproached about as near to the ridcu.
lous as anything we have seen outside of
Boston. There such quaint follies are
locked for and expected Let us hereat-
ter substitute Plymouth Pippins for Ply.
mouth Roek.dl:l dg.asg. .-.a -rss-- .. :.
TIE Only :WAv.-The only way for an
editor to get along. and preserve his own
self-respect. is TO please himself and let
the rest Of mankind take care Of them
selRes.r-ErcAGnge. ,y.1 -a- Y7E 4
1u,I7 course tits AS to the idea Of pleas,
ingfsSery body. why it is just the way to
dIsRlease every body which. of course in
cludes1 the editor himself. There are
gEeatimany people who are very confident
EnaEthey could conduct an editor's pa.
peE tor him much better than he can do it
toe himself. sA trial would convince them
theatheyseauld do it at least for fifteen
minu.es,ffnotslonger to their own entire
salstaeEoh. djOne whole day would, al.
plostcto e certainty, give them reason for
thinkingdsome relaxation, absolutelyIes.
sen!ialatonAealshI andphappiness.-N O.
k5uEEett'a.a = giug0o ail al ri la4H 7ia
a,ls~i :. A. short time since. barber offer
ed a. regaEd Of Fifty dollars for the best
fsSsiPe I. s Instant removing superaur
Gus baIr,"., Among the answers was one
forwarded by,a gentleman in Kingston.
We give It. 8" Undertake to kiss a wo-
nan against again her Tdilll;"Hd as,ala arJ
ny AsGle+gy lyman y4m1aaa1rals at an afternoon ser.
vice. was asked to read q notice for a wo.
man s fights Ieetdfe, which he did in this
wise - % At half past six clock, at the
schools shouse in the first district, hen
wit attempt to erotc ,'' ~ . g ils . ~ e9siss
sIoffsa g3siss iaa apiuRq'aes
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29

SERais are eettine % scarce Il, Pstit
that tfe pries 81 lid gloves have gons ub
70 FIVE francs pair
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
.LSAGs OTCnIGornaA.


COuSrH 0T!Et DcRAno.
Il G@1Dist';s C,Era. IlA Jsiieisl Dis.r;es,
CVSfy qforssaid.
WIN. p. Scott, Plaintiff,
W.. y
Alexander Hunter, Defendant.
"HEREAS, on the Goth day Of May, A, d.
w 1857, iu said cause, plaintiff recovered
jud2 hen; -. inst defendant for the sum OF
two hu:i...C. I'D twenty-One Y4-lOO dollars
debt and les i'.:erest thereon, aud twenty
eight 3j-lO0 dollars cost Of suit, and BY said
Judgment, plaintiff established Q mechanics
lien iur said sums, on the following described
property, tO-wit: "a certain Brick BnildinR
stu rted ON the north side of Main street in the
town Of Diamond Springs, and adjoining on
the east the premises known a. the Golden
Exchange lot, and on the west the premises
known as the Eureka Ditch Co.'S Office. the
SINE being now occupied bv the Alta Califnr-
MIA Telegraph Co., ss Telegraph Office and
Wells Fargo i Co.. ~ an Express Office"
Now, therefore, all persons holding or clsim
ing liens on said premises, are hereby nOtified
e. be and appear in said Court at the city Of
PlaceFvill'. on the 18th day Of August, A. d.
lS1I. to exhibit then and there tho proof of
said items.
l;y ORDER 0f said Court.
Attest: ID. C. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
u 70
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
New Goods Ncw Goods !
A. KAHN CO..

QBPECTFULLY invite tho attention Of
40 the gentlemen Of Placerville and vicinity,
10 sAe splendid stock of Gents. Clothing and
Furnishing Goods just received by them direct
from New York. Our stock has been selected
With great caro- for our regular trade, and in,
eiudea tie latest tyles Of
Fine Broad Cloth Suits:
6ummcr and other Coats
DOiSkin, Fancy Cassi..er, linen and otlc.
Pants;
Velvet, Silk, Satin, Marseillcs aud other
Fine Shirts Check. wOllou and Hickory
Shirts;
Hats, Caps. Boo.s, Shoes, Blankets;
.., Gloves. Hosiery, etc.,
Hn o. which Wal bs sold ct email advance on
New YorS cost,
Also, . fne assortment OF Colts RevOlvers.
County Orders Bought Highest Price
paid for GOLD DUST.
A. KAHN & CO...
Main st., beneath Nasouio Hall.
July 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
TAe MIners. rrur A.ore. IT ,h., s:rn

TAO MITers' DrUT HtOr~. ut the sign ci
the Biz Mcrt"r Nj" eIrct, - sdIIiicd with
Tie best assorted and most extensive stock ci
fresh and par" g. - and medicines to be
found IN the mice. ~ae patcut nlcLicincs
cold II this estaLis: Ie:t. are received Gire:i
from the uann!.ctIrcI'. End every pat knge is
warranted genuine. pttumery and other aI-
tielcs fF thc-t:lct, all nf the cho:"cst qualify,
aES sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
veil SupL lied with paints. CilS, windC,. glass,
vaFniSGcs, paint u usles, lamps. lamp o,l-but
sss Dr.. Jerveys advertisement in another COL
uEas, or ca: at his cstabl>hment-the most
eesutiful and tastefnlly arranged drug store in
The mountAins-and zee for yourselves, rene M
bering that he keeps none but the best articles
and sells ct the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
FOR SAIL
C0natahlc,a Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued ont Of the
- office cf John Bush, a Justice Of the Peace
In and for Placerviile Township, TN o JMdg-
ment rendered therein on the ESD day Of June
a d 1857, in favor Of Frederick G1bienhiem
and against Joseph EklemaIFe for lke sum Of
Thirty-Five Dollars, damages, and Nine DOL
lars and TWENTY-FIVE cent?, coats of suit, togeth.
er with accruing coste,--I have levied upon
and shall expose to sale at public auction. at
O'clock r. u. on tlAe al day OH AugasG
1857. on the premises in said township, the
following described property, to wit: All the
right title and interest Of said EkIemaire in
and TO certain brewery, situated iu the City
Of Placerville, on Oregon Ravine, and known
rs the Bavarian Brewery, bounded a. follows,
to wit: On the North by Plseerville; on the
West BY Sacramento Street, SAath BY Oregon
Hill; SOuth-East b. Pacific Quarts Lode; alsO
oil the stills and Oppurtenances belonging to
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of July,
A. D. 1857. s. L. MAGEE.
7tsl Constable.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
David Jones, Prop'r.

VNIlIS hnO fCIr-sloTy Hrtek llOnse, with Granite
front, h now In perfect order, and under the ~.
prrlntt rdcncS 0i DAVID JONES, 'aFa4stly Vi Jones
Hotel, San Francs, q and Sacramento.
MIR. Jones wishes to Inform HE tlenda and the
public generally, that they wlN always nnd him ri
h"me day and night reRdN and willing to attend u
the wants Of he RU gtS and friends, In he WsNs O le
and at the mort moderate rIteA Tha hOass AaS Al,
ready several Of tie beet families Of the city, and
peasant rOors or several more. The Rrsassse G. Z
will he taken to make the family clrle pleasant ard
plect. TIE prOCFh tor ,NVilee kmlle~ aud the pC b.
lld TO "ve him can, aud lie iecis aSsUEtd thty o.
they will call agala. itSI 10 lM
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
PETTuT,s DRUG STORE.

CuAS. r. FETTlT mss now IN store, TIE largest And
Aess seleetSl stock ~ Drugs, P.rts, WirdOw Gsss
rare Medc'ucs, Fine Chemicals, and GenLiEe ia.
aens Nedc.ncs offered for sale In This City ID
desiring u Increase his present large trade ard ex.
tend 70 ali paris Of n DOraio County. he invites
Ne sttertiCa Of Country Dealers Ply. ians Paint
Hsat Assuring them that he car So all aFti les i'i
BE line oftrae. at low prices than nuy Oher de; :.
e In the mountains.
he has been enwARe. IN his present eNsncss Yer
Twelve years, E thoroughly acquainted with Its de-
eaiis, and, as he selects his Foods with c greatest
care, purchasers may rely WI, safety ~ n finding
every a,tcIe aid ct his Dr:g Store, PCHE FRESH,
and GENUINE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

To the Voters Of III dorado County.
At the solicitation Cf many voters Of this
County, without rcHI cct If party. the under
signed announces fimSelf q candidate E,r the
Office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of
this County, subject to the decision Gf the
Electorr at the baliOt-bOx, On the lst Wednes.
DAY Of next September.
fls"Swl SAMCEL J. X. HANDY.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
AdnlnissratOr's NOeice.

A IT. PERSONS having claims aguinat thc
n Eatate Of WILLIAM we OSTER, dec'd,
late Of 81 DoradO county, ars hereby notified
and required to exhibit the same with The ne.
ceseary vouchers, to the undersigned aa her
place Of residence. Snear the roecat HawmilI,
about four miles east Of PlAoerville, within ten
months sfter the date Of thin aOtiee, or thsir
claims viii b forever barred
Dated, June S7th, 1857. e.
NARY B. WOOSTER,
(lS&Wl AdminiatratEix.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

BrrDANK & MITcHELL's SERENApERs.
These pr ular riastre!s vi! give one Of
tbcir unique entertainments, at the PA
eervilc Theatre, on Tuesday Evening
next. This will be their last appearance
in t.is city piior to their departure for
South America, therefore, It behOovcs all
Who wish to SEQ the ili;nilablc Burbank
aeain, to be Oh hand on that occasion.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
COillOm Band.

-TOHN KELLEY, the Vocalist and Yiolinist,
eJ has retired fFNm "cOncerting." and hes es.
tIblishcd COtillon Band, in company with
Mr.. John Hughes Of pacerville. Mr.. Kelley
begs TO inform the public that he can furnish
music for balls and parties as cheap as any
other band in the State.
All orders left flr him at the express Office
Of Wells, Fargo & Go. will be promptly at
tended 10.
Placervillc, June goth, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
RANKIN'S EXCHANGE,
For S0Vc,

THE continued ill-hCAl:h Of n prominon Mt
l. member ofmy family. adnionishes lne that
Q more q;.iIt htn.c is requisite r the comfort
aad hsppincss Of 1n invalid. lIcnce the above
announcement. CYRUS B. INGMAM.
Plscerville, July le,h, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

VEDDER & CMsMAS.-Tbc cntcrprising
gentlemen whose names head this para
graph, have now in operation in this city,
machinery for the manufacture Of window
sash, sash-doOrs an ! binds, and are doing
the best of work at the lowest prices
We chccrfully recommend them to our
readers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

PucHEs.-Mr. +. A. Bee brought into
our Office on Thursday, n basket Of lucious
peaches. They wcIc taken from tree
Of three years growth, which is bending
under :hc weight offs delicious burden.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
State OF ia,

State OF California,
CoCXrT or e. DoRADo.
In tie District Court Of tie llth Judicial Die
t,ict. IL tie mOtter # the Petition # ELI 7.
LEE, an h-sotcent UeItOr.
DCRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
i Hon. district Court aforesaid. notice is
hereby given 10 all The Creditors Ct the said
Insolvcnt, ELI T. LEE, TO be and appear before
the Court aforesaid. at the Court House in the
CiIy Of PlaccrviIle in said county, on the 18th
day Of August, A. ID. 1857, ut ten O'Clock, A.
N. Of that day, there aud then TO show cause.
if any they can, why the prayer ofthe said In.
solvent should not Le granted, and an assign
mcnt of his estate be nlqde and he discharged
frum his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of
the Statute in su"h CT sc made and provided.
Witness NV hand with the seal Of said
H.. s. Court affixed at Office in the city Of
Pi"ctrvillc, this the 2Sd day Of June,
4. D. 1887.
d. C. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
BRuNFrsLD 6 CAHR, t'yS for Pet'r.
AIS 5wi
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

SILVER CREEK lcr.--Char!cy Gowcn is
entitled to our grateful thai...s for various
blocks Of Silver Greek ice.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

DIR. L.' J. CxapkEy..eIn another colriun o.
tAla paper VIII Be found the advertise mcnt Of l.. j.
CzAPKAY. The Doctors testimonials are Of such a
character IS 10 justify ua In cOmmendbS him to pub
NJ esa1ideratiOn 40 gentleman aud n ysician, and
ene Who 10 In every way qualified for the faithful per-
ier1ancs Of hr prOu'ises
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
AdIlllnANa Na1lce.

TTHE CREDITORS Cf the Estate Of y. Wood
4 deceaaed. are hereby required 10 present
aud exhibit their elsims against tAo said Gstate,
with the necessary vOuahesa, within ten
months etter this date, 10 the nndeVeigned at
his rssidence. near the town Of Greenwood,
El Dorado c0unty, CaIiebvnia.
CHAS. 9. F0STER. Administrator.
July 1lth, 1887. 80 III EVIL
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
Independent Candidate for
Collector.

ME.sRs. EDIroRs You will please an
nouncc my name as an Independent Can
didate for the Office Of Collector, at the
ensuing election.
c. v. N0TEWARE.
Placcrvillc. July 1Mh, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

rN- TheodOrs Tracy Of Wells, Fargo
a Co.'S Express, Is at his old tricks again.
n.Ilv. immcG. .AtO:y after the arrival Of
,be Sacramento stage, he lays upon our
table cOpisus fiIes of State papers and
our correspondence, and lie says he in.
tsnds to "kcep a doin' it," Wei, 60 on,
"scapl" In the language of Pike, "a fe!-
Ter tha. can so to Carson Valley and back
IN less than two days, is an all fred sight
too fast for US to try to StOT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18


y. vXR4Sl
LIQUOR DBE on
WILL always bssp o. hssa . fs -
w SJIuncut Of tie chsioca1 Nlas 81
l"1uor', OnlOns whioh nay be Giina 0ASlA
loving:
uakRsrG
1000 gallens nemsslis nyunAS1
1000 eallcns CNznlao - cFulE
thampagne HFaD1T;
tItari 4 Duhsls. Mslnee 4 CN's, daSh AsaRsaR
rnny brandy klnnicl, in kSHss;
Cherry liraUdy, aize. Wol1IA eskaAaam aeAHo
O1d MononEsAela; Old nsusAena
Old Scotch ana Oh IFilA WA1s3
Jamaica; New Eng:And, aad o. ONlx nm
0u.
Pure Holland ana Cub IiOuss Gh.
wINEs.
John Durand's LIaue DaaasFnSa
81. Julien Medoc; Old nAeEEy,
Turner's Ginger Wine, and chaEpagaoo1aGR
Raspberry; 0OInG.e; Lemon
And UF1 Gteyrups.
CORDiAL
BOkers Stomach R'''sr. Iughton's ntVes~m
HoHtrt'c;s VT: .; GL. uthc;
l. ""cr PrPpern.IL.I, ETC..
Also, lr!ndS Peaches, ~ Riaas, E~I and III EaHsaA
For by H. NTWRAI'ER
Sept6 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
oRD|R9 :,
FILLED WITH CARE AND DISPATCH.
TAAFE. McCAHH!., & CO,

1AArf', Mc' AflIlS, CO,
F.oat greet, corner Sacramento,
III 3ml San FRANCISCO.
HNTITNESSETH this the 7,h day Of Juiv,
w lSj7, that hereby relieve aud release,
after q lAir -NettleM.~nt,- Mr.. David ShiFpair
from oil further trouble or demands. and that
hereby Obligate myself to pay aud settle the
whole Indebtedness Of the drm Of Lewis Rem.
iSh, ;.nd that ! am alone responsible to the
creditors of the Late firm Of Lewis Remish.
(Signedj LEWIS REMISu.
Witness: l.. Mi!.cH.
II II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTNIIE pCBLIC are her, ny cautioned rgNinst nCEO-
i tiAtrg certain Note given by the riAcervll'e
Water Company to Alfred HELL dated January h'h,
been paid ON tic 2Sth day 81 June ~ the eame year,
NJ The Books Of the Company will chow,
=. A, BISHOP,
Secretary PNcerv.ls Water COTpNny,
PiacerVllle, JGEI a3In, 1851. TtNWAl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

Ep. McC..xN is entitled to our thanks
for the daily delivery Of Sacramento and
San Francisco papers. Ed. is an enter
Drising young man, and We should like
20 sec him we'll patrOnizcd. Every citi-
zen should take az least one Of the papers
sf which he is tine ANT, besides the
Democrat, and pay I;5T t;:.cm punctuaiiy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

EnSolvsnt H0S1eS.
State O4 California,
County cf E1 DOrc6o.
In the Dietvi"t Court If the litlT judicial Dis.
trict, in AMI fcr saiA county.
In the matter Of the Petition Of John E. Slower.
an InsOlvent Debtcr.
DURSCANT to an order Of the Hon. John
i n. Howell. Judge ofthe Aaid District Court,
notice i. hereby given to all the CreditOrs Of
the said InsOlvent, John E. Stover. tn be and
appear before the Hon. ]. n. Howell aforesaid,
in open Court, at the Court House In Placer.
vile, in said county. on the 18th Day Of August.
A. D. 1857, ct the hour Of 10 o'clock A. u. II
that day, then aud there 10 chow cause II any
they can, why the prayer Of said InsOlvent
should not be granted, and an assignment Of his
estate be made and he be discharged from Bic
debts and liabilities. IN pursuance Of the statute
in such case made and provided.
Witness mx, hand and the seal Of said
IT, 5. county afaxed at otace IN Piacesville, this
9Th day Of June, A. D. 1897.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

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CARSON VALLEY ExR3E6s
CoNNDcT1Ne WITH WILLS, FARGO CO. ss
~ haeexlle. leaves PlscerVille thgOe timSs wssk
for Carson Valley. Ota
epoTtsmsn'S Han,
BrOckIlss' Bridge,
eilveT Greek,
Lake Valley,
Hope Val ey,
Cars NH,
TO GENOA or MORMON STATION.
Through ln tive DsYs.
COL. J. D. CRANDALL kaVtng established Q tFi-
weekly line Of Stages on NaeeVvIle 70 Carson Val.
ley, and the undermined having the exclusive pFvi.
ege OF running an EypFsss the sa1e, ean o1sF
eqnaed advantages for the tranSporatou Of ExpresS
rIs.'eF Gver this route.
To y. TRACY.
y. ". TRACY. Agent ct PIaceTvgTie.
Smith 0RAsBY, Agents at Oenoa. (luns90
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-18

Also, . large stock Of
Spring and Fail Clothing,
Suitable for the Mining and Agricultural Districts
t,gether With every article to be found In the Dry
Goods Ene.