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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-11
FIRST CLASS


FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Hats Liquors, Oils, sc, lin
bottles) Camlhene aud Spirits Tur
pentins lin barrels Carpetng, China,
Glass and glassware Cigars(in cases)l ..
Clocks ,Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, .-
Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods lin box
es and bales) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees aud Shrubbery, Furs, Garden
Seeds, Looking Glasses and LOoEingl
Glass Plates, lat owners risk, Oys-
tiers lin and jars) Saddlery. Tin
and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices,
Georgia aud South Carolina Domes- -
tics-per 100 lbs ................... Ito s2HI ~
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as specified In
first and third classes Coffee Mins,I
Molasses, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
lin barrels and pipes,) Tobacco Qn
boxes) Leather Tin rolls and boxes,)
Oils lin barrels and casks,) Crtckeryl
aud Queensware( Gin crates and casks)i
Rice Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
ana Copper-per 100 lbs ............ 100 15l 70
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Sugar, Shovels, Spades, Sad Irons,
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc and Tin (n
pigs,) Tin Plate, Anvlls. Vces. Nails,
Casks of CNains and Hoes, Manila
and Cotton Cordage Cement, Coffee,
Heavy Castings, Mil Gearing, Rail
Road Wheels and Axles, Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosn lin barrels)-per 81 On =.
-'V SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages (boxedD and
other light articles not enumerated;I
also, Carbqys Of Acids or other Chem
icaIs will becharged by actual weight,
but at double first class rates-perI - -.
100 lbs .................. ........l zoo 100 i'oz
Single Packages OF 100 pounds and under will be
charged % cents on each Road.
Articles not enumerated in the above rates viii be
subject classification by the Agent at the point Of
shipment.
0serchdrpss to be promptly settled by Agent delv-
ering the goods.
Damages to he settled by Superintendent Transpor-
taion Of this Road, and appeal from his decision on
the part OF connecting Roads.
In cases of litgated damages, each Road ented TO
charge local rates from point Of shipment to destination.
Goods must he well and securely put mp and plainly
marked with name OF consgnee, destination and Depot
OF delivery
This Through Rate does not affect the LEGAL Rates OF
2d February, 1851. 49,
Through Rates on specified articles from Nashville,
published 4th March, 1857, Is confirmed and coh'-
ued
Ample notice will he given OF any contemnlated ad-
vance on the above rates. X. q. JACNsuN,
sup't Trans. Fast Tenn. & Ga. Rail Road.
Knoxville, June LIST, 1S5I-tf-454
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I'm Chancery at Kingston.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1857.
Charles II. Mills & Co.,


John o Patrick ct al.
ut appearing from the allegations of the amended
bill filed in this that Michael Gingery, one OF
the defendants to the same, Is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered by the Mas
that publication be made in the Athens Post for
successive weeks requiring the said Michael Gingery to
appear at the next term of the Chancery Court be
held at the Courthouse in Kingston, the 81 Monday
Of October next then and there to plead de-
10 said BILL or the same will be taken AS confessed
against him and set for hearing err p1rte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, @. M.
Sept II, lS57-it-prs fee 3,oO-iGs
S.H. Henry,
William O. McIin and J. G. steed.
appearing from the allegations OF the bill filed In
this cause that WIN. c. McLn, one Of the defendants
to the same nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee
II is therefore ordered by TIE Master that publication be
made In the Athens Post for four successive weeks
quirng the said William c. McLin appear at the next
term Of the Ohancery Court to he held at the Court
house in Kingston the 81 Monday OF October next.
then and there TO plead answer demur said bill,
the will be taken confessed against him and
set for hearing ca parte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, c. & NJ.
Sept II, ls574t-prs fee 3,00-46s
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Swan & Cos Lotteries |!
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Canifal Prize $50 A00i

CLASS IS.
To he drawn IN the city of Augusta, Georgia. In public
on Saturday. September 26th, 1851, on the plan of
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Mrs. Cookies School,
For Young Indies.

'J,HR Seventh Session of Mrs. Cookies School for
Young Ladies' will commence Monday. Septem-
her 2ist, to continue twenty weeks. Terms as usual
Tuition payable in advance There will he added to
the usual instruction Department for Drawing and
Embroidery. Athens, Sept 4-t'-467
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1000 Bus. Wheat,

n WISH to buy 1000 bushels prime Red and White
Wheat. will receive it at all times, whether the
Depot is closed or not, ]. NJ. HENDERSON.
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D,Lw OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
H0 just received by [sept n WM. BURNS.

Fair Warming.
BHERs0NS indebted to US for goods bought previous
to the LIST OF last January will do well call and
pay up by the LIST OF October as We will wait longer
So Look out. VIC. HORTON.
September 1851
uDAMSEY'S ANNALS of TENNESSEE,
"a, Price reduced to s2.50-j.st received and fer
sale by Aug2S q. W. ROSS.
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MARYLAND State Lotteries for 81.

COhDlN ~ w.,
Licensed Agents,
Are authorized by the Managers to All all orders for
Packages, Tickets or Shares, In the
MAR l'L9.N'U LOTTERIES.
These Lotteries are drawn In public IN the city Of
Baltimore, under the suherintendence ~ che
state LOTTERY Commissioners.
Who guarg the fairness of the Drawings and the
official drawn numbers published in the Journals Of
the city of baltimore, with his certificate bearing his
signature. .
An Prfses are Gudrdnteed On he State.
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YoU RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
Send your Orders to
COR BIN a. CO..
The Old Established Authorized Agents who have sold
MORE PRIZES than any other Office in the State OF
Maryland.
PatapScO Institute Lottery.
This favorte Lottery Is drawn daily. The Capital
PRICES ase $4,000 1000 00O0, $500, &C. Single Tick
cts, One Dollar.
Certificates Of Pactd0esi
20 Whole Tickets. ........... .'..''''.'TioiW
90 Half Tickets ..............s.. o'W
80 Quarter Tickets ........-..............s aiW
Nothing ven,ure-Nothing Gain.
Tickets b. ught by the Package are always the most
profitable to the purchasers.
For S2b we send package Whples, Halves and Quarters
For $40 we send package Halves and Whole Tikets
For 50 we send package Quarters and Whole Ticket
Look at the following
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26

Como. said the happy husband 10 his
bewillenI Wite who looked at him with
amasen,ent.
Before sl,e could utter word, the ,hr~'
wcnc seated IN the carriae,, driving away al
a quick pace. The carriage stopped bciosr
splendid hons,' In the lsst part Of Frankfort
They were received by number Of doin.S'
tics. who conducted them to apartments te
contNl in the most c''sily style:
This is Your mistrcNs, said II u The
servants and her commands You have
hcncctar,h To obey, My darling wiE,.' said
he. thru turning TO Bertha, i ann karl
r, one Il the wealthiest mcn Of this
city, This house Is yours, anil these scr-
wants II attend 10 you. ! hold pledge
from You tha, riches viii not corrupt your
bcart' llcrc Il is. in the prayer book ot
Your poor mother. written by your own
hand II thou wcr, Ia give me all 'h'
inamrs of the world, q Jonl, | woohl
s,ill r,nan Thin. haa.ll .r,.sr,l, tor
what IS gold before Thee. that iockcsi
into the hear, Thinc Is my heart, and
Thine il shall remain,
II is the bnris nnd thine. my bch,Nl
Kari" whispered Bertha, and sank IN his
arms
"ilurrah for the leap from the Main
Brucke :" exclaimed I -, embracing his
Iathcr,m law.
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Ts,p "a Lake su,rst"s.

/ Ti,aneh story more than thrice told al.
ready. Mcssra Editors, brief notice II n
trip 10 the region lying upon and around
AXE Superior may still bc not rntiriy do
void oi interest. "a nj least n portion ~ your
r,a,lcrs and as. ta pasaai. We shall take
or,aIsion 10 notice hrtiiv some NJ the new
points lately sprung up alonr the route, Ia
miIiar, perhaps, will, but f'w ~ yet W. b~
speak for II a little spacn in your columns.
A1er hong and tedious joarm'y II over
siN DAYS irpm ST Paul. We mc~sdNi 10
reaching this destination the distance being
oac hundred and eighty miles Any quan
,ity Of snow found along the roair, avrrag.
ing for a grat part of the distanrc certainly
no, l,ss than from two 10 thre" feet; q por-
tiou Of II hut little trulden NJ ihnt for two
davs. in twelve hours We could make with
1 the greatest eScrtion. hut fifs~'n miles ler
dnv The accommodations along the route
have ipAcn iHumi p,nernlly better than anti
ci,miei, especially at Taylor's Falls, WHERE
IN a plain Iylr, the wants of the inner man
werr snppIn,l by mine hos'e," Mr., Wnn.
~ a manpr that nigh, have done credit 10
much Older placc. With ~ spot, We
would remark, IN the r,ntc. from 81 i'aul
I TO Superior. have we hcn morc pleased than
/ this The houses g'srrally. are ~ good
character. especially one or two In tls" cot.
tage stylc owned by MesSrs. fmsox and
/ TA,Loa. with which sc were particularly
struck; presenting an apparnDc- a uat-
ncsa and ti,lins-ss quite attractive 90 druDg.
crs, its situation n, tho head Of na, iga'ioo
on the ~. croiS River must build up ior u
a considerable trade with the Pincries h.
vnml. aud this, together with the fine water.
| power. attended 10y the rapids 81 the river
/ herr. mus, eventually make il n very ac'-l
point. The opposite side ~ thc river 81
,'rois Falls, prevented In our opinion, by
Tar the issi ate for town, NOR leY,i,
10 gradual ascent. anil aHorsline q iet,er OPP
por,unty. tir the character of the river just
at this Jp,in' and iowDe9 ~ the hank, fr
miIl purposes. hat ma the title has hecn In
,lispnte. and ia likely io H. fcr soipr time ~
come rsrhnts. the place has tbc appearance
NOR II sons ,,ss.ria,l village. "a Skrpy itol
how. IT, hou-. dlapi,lnted anil tu,aniless,
and the chances arr, consequently, that ib"
MINNESOTA side, Taylors Falls IN the hands
of IT, pr~n' cDicrwising proprie'ors. will
( ,e aIJ1 10 concentrate mos, of the trade,
swI make. eventually the Ihrg.s, point of the
Two A .iay. Journey Of firiy miles tl,epe.
bring. us 10 Chcngwa,ana. a new town site.
laid ou, a .hmt time since. by Cob. RnBrRr
snN. Judge Day, of Nov York. Ae.. md
oniy recently mmle ihc county scat Of Pine
county. I,is situated on the Snake River.
sl;,si..l.,:s.s,ae ',,su.~.a 81 psal Ts. S5TsE
rior. Is.@~.ing a god wai.r power. aud
steam min nov III OPERATION, and con,
mandng a very fair farming country cen-
li,aI in tos,,lo,,, in ,hc mbist or large coas.
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Ia os,r 8 Ls Barro~ ai.i iI3-.,zhtss. streets
Il Saehsnhanss., IN an ATTIC oi sstJ and
nr.ssgh,ly ba-asl, S.i pretty tSoAd'As. al'gu,
tseu,y years II ar. basily emg4oyal xith
h.r B,-lie 1ls i81dtHre 81 ,lse rSsm sAs
poor. hu, caz.n sr,l tssa1fni, tie gi,l. wh.ae
dr.-s woaA ~, have s.,sisd many srsrs,>sr;
bat ryery ar'irk ~as p,si sfsi 6tisd hrr a.
srl, A. Il Il bad eos; hEndruit Her fair
brk. shass-l hos srigsten-sl ty pair -
eys 4 bsAvpnly bls. sh'eb ts-f"ks a
Esanp,ai rnir.l sod fSsre soal Ile T@r''
a or,J.. noI.siy AL csan.isss-' rs'gns-' IN
sve.ythinx arsani her Her l-aiHrS sere
sIssieatr hse tl<@s Il ase p44y ,-sr' her
sys betrayed sl-rplss~rsss anil asT,"'y Aisi
ever Asi sDn a @sp 'izh rs~ irOsa ~,
mAsS1. brvass. -pssssly F'sT- GER se1ni
o. tie sairrl-c, Asi brr faee l,ghtsd mp ~nth
sy; 10 ls;srsd AMI draft seTosi 10 ossr
siasiss~ isr h~o~. Tf~n casae sEssf a.
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VOL. VIII, NO. 81.


~
Al In our marriage garden
urvN smiling 10 t,u'j.
A b,nnlrr np~ -r that rN'f
suek.d shc rIeen warmth @ the sd
q beautiful aofsihninsbi,
ils Aule liz aaiUi~s
I..ie cr0s nIGg swyesnezs Nas "9i wee
White rose ni all ID" ~~d
rrum ou, erseiou- bsn-,iu.
pur bad 81 beauty grew,
u led va smiles isr sunshine.
Ana Years l,a dain'ssf ic~
Aye ue.lliHx warm snd isnderlN,
Oar leaves ID love were eaftri
~ eLls- aud cio~s sboai o1i nee
NLnr fJ.c u all The wpfii
Two n"aers ol GLORIOUS erih,s'n
Grew ~ah our rue. nj Ashi,
s;.Ili KEEP, th. sweet heaven graiisd sip
Her whiteBoss sAiutiy wbisr
4 the wind at life they isneed With alec
Aud redeemed a. v ~hsrlsd
Waite, whiAe and ~ondrnus grew oW wee
WAlt- r~e NJ all nie world
wph mystical i,,nt ffsgrsnrr,
Oar hoa.e u Me she hiled-
Revrsl-d ~srh bour >nrnr tairy ,o~rf
Mhrrv ~tnsei hpes huxb, ensid
Ne saw -thotsgh noDr VI Us might 500
such pree Asus pratnisr prsflci
Upon The peuAs ii OUT nee
-N.ss. gr,. 6. :. ,ss. ,..s.!..',-. .-.--.
Hut r, ~rm,fr The halo
az sng-l ligh, Increased
I.ikr ID. tnysi-r, nf msoullgh'
That fold. some tar irssi.
SnaN white. SNOW s.dt. suua saleuilN.
our darling bud up cnrisi,
And dropt ' N. grave, Dot lsr--''af wee
" hiUr ross NJ ali usr nNid
Our ro-s Vas hut Ia binssota,
Cur Tile MAS but Va sprtns,
And downward she solemn mhaisN
We heard ths .pHrs sing
"Anuth.r bud OF infancy,
Mtrh holy due. inpssrisd.'
And Ia thelF hands uirS ttae puf ~ee
White rose Vi all The World
You scaTre could ihlnk 40 stnsil 'hsns
go,id lesSc loss 80 large;
Her little isht surh shaJss ning.
Prom da~u IA suBsats UisfF"
ln other springs our ifr may -
In batnrfed hlc~lul uuiatlrd,
nnl never never match 1ar Ne"
uhsis fn.. Il all thf ~ofis
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world slrr'icng her me Tor an on u-"'SS
hiow. l cannot nave mnch longer "a i't'
and ! nopc ue Lorn VIII parton me 'ot cut
tiig on hw days or w.'As rom my '",' w
orher 10 preserve "r proshs 'ha' !" my "'a'
Bertha >,
II on are fortunate man my r'eud' 'N'
cin'n"h 'hc s"nng man - nave new, @N'
more fortunate "ne' "ha' you can s"nr
misfortune Is Sn,sr hohNns'' ah" oa' '"
cur,i nv "nr' i"horrow ! WI a'hh' my
WIN, aih you shail '" VI" Wir o' NJ my P~
s'ssioii-' ana 'o-n'orrow nlgh' ! VIII 'aSr ,'''
leap from me Main brucN' a'"hr' hh, "S
lore J leave this world ! must -4' your h,r'
.ha' ior am ANXIOUS 10 ,ook upon one WI"
happy NJ ,iiis c'fiy aec s'" 'n' ""' 'n'"'
moved WIN eniiltisshi''
o'liev' u was u! M,''I ~.al'n, !
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26

y. I,.-siea the p'-naiag u iis a''oye' a
large appropriation hs' b.s, male by Con
gr,.s. amply safliebst u a ,loagh', 70 com
t,ie,r ~. MILITARY road "a sarsror reodss'
i.g !, ,ha. prrsssiy Ys-sai'e h"sh s"m'"f
aisI wiaer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

KNITICE TO PHYSI(IANS.
~,EALED PROPOSALS ARE SOLICITED
) for the taking care of the INDECENT
SICK, for their medical treatment, diet and
necessary attention TO their comfort and rclicf,
in and for the county Of FL Dorado, State of
California, from the goth of June next, to the
goth Of Jane, ls5s. Said Scaled Proposals
will be received up to the 18th Of juno next.
ut one O'Clock, =. VI. nt that hour, they will
be opened publicly, and TO the party or parties
making the best and loves; propIsal, who is.
or are responsible TO perform his or their said
proposal, will be- awarded the same. Bond
with two or more surctics. for the faithful per-
formancc thereof will be required
This the 18th of May, A. ID. ls5T.
BY order of the IIOard Of Supervisors.
Attest: ID. T.. MCKINNEY, Clerk,
49tdl y. =. TALLMADGE, Dept Cik.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Ordinance, No. 60.

A 0rdinancc rvpealing certain Ordinances Of the
.TiiIlE c NIXON COUNCIL Of tAe City ef l1aeerville
Bee. l. That Ordinance No. &, 10 preyent fast riding
end dElyIng, bs and Il hereby repealed.
Gee. q That Ordinance No. IL, concerning streets
ana highvayS, b and Is hereby repealed
oee. & Thai Ordnance No. II to Prvvent hogs fou,
TAQnlAg At large, Be and Is hereby repealed.
-AAe. 4 That Ordnapce No. IS, establishing chain
eaag, b And is herxby vspealed.
ese T. That Ordinance No. Is. regulating and e.
hxlns the salaries Of the various City ocsrs be and
10 hereby repealed.
Asc. & That OrdInanee No. 1s, an Ordinance amen
Aalogy 70 Ordinance No. he aud Is hereby repealed
ess. !. nat OrdIAncs No. II, amendatOry " Or
dlsAnce No. 3 liesnaing gaming and Afaxing amount
u Mcenae. be and b hereby repealed.
Zee. g. That Ordinance No. ~, af6xing the salary
of City Attosney. be and ls hereby REPEALED.
Re. g. ThatOEAlnance Ne 83, re-establsling chain
gASg, b and Is hereby repealed.
eea. i0. That Ordinance No. ~, creating the Of ce
Ot street eommssloner, be and Is hereby repealed.
nc. II. Thst Ordinances No. 81, making Il the duty
At the City Attorney to prosecute and dol
IATs AVt0fAeyE feea be and h hereby repealed.
Zee. -. This Ordnance shan take Effect from snd
afSer ~ passsge.
-AFpeo1sd 1sne ssh, IaSE.
- i7'f 1EO. u. CONDEE, Mayor.
1herehy certify that the AbVvsO ordinance was pass.
81 ey THE Coatnnn COuncn Of the City Of Placefville
On June 9Th, 1851.
JIM. 0RAxrnAM, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
NEW YORK STORE,

NEW YORK STORE,
On the Plaza. Styicscntirriv new and such MS
have never before been seen here, have been
introduced at the above establishment. The
Ladies' IF Plccrvillc and vicinity may now
make their selections from more cXtcnsi, cas-
sortmcnt than has ever before been offered
them this side Of San Francisco, in which no
article that one could possibly wish, will be
found wanting.
In GCMtlrMCn's Wearing Apparel, every
article desirable for either llsc or ornament,
may be found ut this establishment. at prices
WHICH will permit the poor as well rs the rich
man to go we'll dressed. und which will MAIN
tain the reputation we have already acquired,
Of selling goods lower than any other house in
the City. L. KLINE.
VI 1if
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

mAGNuakrs' DeA9Mfoees ct the sign of
.ns HiS NOesar, Nam street, IL supplied with
.hs Rat asserted aud n0st extensive stock Of
Cd and pure drugs and medicines TO be
sS1It3 IN no mines The pAtent medicines
S,Id AZ this blshment, are received CiTect
frum tse ipagufactnreEe, and every package is
~crranted genuine. Perfumcry and other ar
,;clrs f,r the tnilet oil Of the choicest quality,
are sold At the Ninera' Drug Store lower than
At any other house in the county. i is, also,
veil supplied with paiuts, oils, window glass,
raruithes. paiHt bFIlshca. lamps, lamp oil-but
ace d.. Jcrvey's advertisement in another col
Unu. or cali at his cstablishment-th most
b,autiful aud tastcfnlly arranged drug store in
the mOWntains--and see E'r yourselves, rcncIl-
LrrinR that he keeps none but the best articles
s,,A seIls at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
DIR HIN M AN

DIR. HIN M AN
Having recently united to his own stock the
large assortment of DRUGS If DIR. II. ".
Fiskc, and made Extensive Additions thereto,
respectfully calls the attention Of his former
patrons and the public, to his heavy and com
pletc assortment Gf
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye StufIN,
Chemicals, COmpheMe, Garden Seeds,
- PATENT MEDICINES, ETC,
Being the Fullest and Most Complete Assert.
ment in FL Dorado county.
eT~ All articles warranted Fresh and Pure.
FL Dorado Mny 30, 1851. f
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
PRTTIT,s DUG NTORE.

clIAs r. rETTIT has now In stores the largest and
sd selected stock Of Drugs, PAints windOW Glass
Pure Medicines. Fine Chemicals, aud 0ennine Pa.
t.nt Medicines offered for sale In this Cry; and
S.srIn0 t. increase his present large trade and
sssd Il n al paS Of n -DoEado County, be lnYItCs
ths Attention 81 Country DealerA, PySIcAhs, Paint
Srs and Miners to his extensive and varied asS0rt-
nent, As+arng them that he can sell all articles In
hs line of trade, at lower prices than any 0ter deal
er In tie mountains.
. Ne hes heen enGaErd In hIs present business for
tw,ye yesrs, Is thoroughly acquainted with its de-
are purchasers may rely with safety upon finding
sTsrv article aOld at hs Drug Store, PURE, PRESIi
IA GRNC1NE
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
Ranch for Sale.

VIZ SuDscrIDrr Tcrs Mt privTte Sic, iIis
situated near Middlrt0wn, and two miles from
P1accrvIllc, on the Cooina road. This Ranch con-
tainS 100 acres bStwcen fifteen and twenty acres oi
which under fence. II Is well timbrrrl, and the
soil IL Wel.adapted to Gardening or Throwing,
and can he !rrigntctfrom the Gold Hill Canal which
runs close by.
For terms, &c, apply to the subscriber m, the prrm-
i1cs WILLIAM McCUNSEY
maya0 1Otf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

Dr. l.. j. C1apkay .AIn smother column of
ths PAPER VIII be found the advertisement Of L. J.
SIAPRAY. The D1Gtor . Testimonials are Of such =
aharAeter ~ 70 justifT In cOmmendlng him to pub
liz consider alton as gentleman and physician, and
"ne Who s In every way qualified for tie faithful per
Isrna nee Of his promises.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
COmNtaIlTe,A Sale.

10y virtue Of an Execution isSued out Of Jus
- tlcs J. J. WlllIans' Court Of Georgetown Town
snip, County of Dorado to me directed in favor Of
sfxii -aaasG9essr ~
2oclOck p. N. on the 3Oth day OF June, A. u.
1871, at Georgetown, In front Of Bloom 4 Orouscs
Cigar Store, all the right, title and interest Of Rufus
fairchil in mud to the following described properly
to wit; One House aud Lot situated IN the village Ul
Georgetown, GcorgotnWn Townshp In said County,
Oh the West side Of Main ftreet, now occupied hy
cnpied by Whtacher az Shoe Shop ;-sl d Lot Of
Ground fronting oil said street Twenty Feet, aud
running hack to street called Maiden Lane, the
Snile width.-tO AAtlsiy Judgment rendered on tho
9th day Of May, A. d. 1851, for Seventy. Por Dollars
and Seventy Cents and dollar cost Of Judgment,
win per cent interest per month and accruing
costs.
Dated at Georgetown the 2Sih day Of Mny, A. D.
1871. II. A. MADDEN, Constable
or fGcorgetOwn Township, II Dorado Co., Cal
10 2Jd
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
NOTICE.

COuTrY TREAsrRER's 0VVcK.
Piacerville, June l, 1857.
Al Orders presented for RrEistry previous to tie
first Day Of January, 1851, will be paid presenta-
t,@n At tiIs Onice. T. ". REED,
County Treasurer.