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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
AllCrinA AalC.

DN virtue Of an order of sale, issued out of the
ID Cltrk'- Office "f the Hon. District Court of
the llth Judicial District, II Dorad" County 4 al.
on Judgment rendered on the 3jth day uf \uNcm-
her, \. u. lhi, III favor Of Jrtcrrnn Edw ards and
against Josiah j. Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for
the stun If Twenty Two Hundred and fifty and
lS-lm Dollars (&2.D lh), debt, with interest
thereon at the rate Of 3 per cent per month frum
the 2:nh of November 4. u. 1887, together With
the sum Of Forty Seven and H-lOO Dollars, cOsts
of suit, and accruing dosts will expose to public
sale, at tho Court House in paccrNIlc. ON the 2lSt
day Of December, 4. u. lAJ1, ut 10 o'clnrk 4. NJ,
all the right, title, interest and claim the said de-
PENDANTS had the I'd day Of January lAI, in and
tO the follow ing described mort gagged property, N
ing and bring in the county and state NfTrsaid Un
the road leading from PlaccrNir in said county to
Sacramento City, about sixteen miles from said
town If PlaccrNIllC, known a. the "DrCr Creek
Rancho" and more particularly bounded and de-
Gcribed a. follows, to Wit; Commencing at white
OAK tree standing on the nUrth.aide OG said road
about one hundred and forty rods west II the Deer
Creek House, thence running north eighty reds TO
all oak stake and stones, constituting the north
west corner thence east, along the edge II chap
parcl two hundred rods To an oak stake and stOncH
thence south eighty rods tO said road thence,
crossing said road and running n little south Of
cast, one hundred aud twenty rods to q stake and
stones thence south one hundred and sixty rods
to 4 stake and stones thence, in a line running a
little north Of west, one hundred and sixty rods To
MI oak stake; thence west one hunrrd and sixty
rods To blaycd oak tree; thence north one hun
ureu ana hlNty rOus 10 the place Ol DcRlnnihK,
containing Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
more or less, with all the buildings, imprOv cmcntS
and appurtcnanccs thereto belonging.
sheriff = Oaicn, Pacenillc, November 2sth, A,
d., 1851. T.. BOGAKDUS,
Sheriff Of III Dorado Co., Cal,
[37tsl BY W. J. BrRwELL, Under Sh'h.
Postpone me nt.-Thc sale Of the abovc prop
erty is postponed by agreement Of parties, until
the End day 0f January, lsiH.
T.. BOGARDCS, Sheriff,
by W. }. BURwELL, Under sheriff.
December 2lst, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

Heard FRoM.-Thc Rev. Kallnck, the Black
Republican moral rrt"rmcr Of Boston, who
taught some of the sisters of his church some
thing little at variance with the dccaloguc,
has turned up again. The Kansas correspond
cnt of the New York Times, writing ut Lc-
compton, X. T., on the I'd ult.. says: "Our
gossipping Indies have had II rich subject du-
ring the past.wcck. The Rev. Mr. Kallock, of
Boston notorietv. has arrived here in company
with one Of the most beautiful women in the
country, the wife of a distinguished statesman.
This has been the topic of the week" This
" sanctimunious hound " was one Of the loud
est aud fcrccst opponents of the Democratic
party, and gratilcd his congregation by preach
ing political sermons against the South lie
converted few Of the sisters to lis faith, and,
when detected, s|Oped.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

ExTITLED TO DOuSrr. The last steamer
brought rs letter from Hon. J. G.. McKibbcn,
containing the gratifying intelligence that the
~. 8. Commissioner Of Pensions has recog-
nIscd the claim I" bounty land, under the act
of Congress Of March. Sd lsj5. of all who
served IN any Of the Indan wars of our State
from lsjO 10 lS55--and that by making appli.
cation in proper form to his Office. u warrant
for 100 acres will in each case he issuctl"-
Quite number Of volunteers are in our coun-
". who will be benefited by this information
They should at once take the necessary steps
10 get their land warrants.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
The Miners Drug store, ut the sIvn

the Big Mortar, Main street, is supplied with
the best assorted and most extensive stock Of
fresh and pure drugs and medicines TO be
found in the mines. The patent medicincs
sold nt this establishment, are received direct
from the manufacturers, and every package IL
warranted genuine. PcrfHmery and other ar.
ticIcs for the toilet, all Of the choicest quality
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
ut any other house in the county. Nis, ALSO
well supplied with paints, oils, window glass,
varnishcs, paint brushes, lamps, lamp Oil-but
see Dr. Jcrvev's advertisement In another col.
Mmn, or cnlI at his cStablishment-th most
beautiful and tastefully arranged drug store In
the mnuntains-and see for yourselves, remem.-
bcring that hc keeps none but the best articles
and sells ut the lowe prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Administrators Notice.

4 H. persons having claims, d"hi>. ar demands,
~ against the estate Of VI. l.. MEKt ER, drcca-
srt are hcrrl'> m,tih"d I" exhibit them with the
necessary I"nrhcT- {" the undersigned Admins
TRAITOR. al the Law Once If Ihns. II. Hrwcs. cor
her Of Main and nluua streets l'larcr iIlC, IL nc
RADIO county, California, within ten months aftcr
the date II this notice, or such claims. debts and
demands viii he forever barred by law.
(IAS. T.. ABBOT,
Public Administrator.
Placer, ilr, Drrrml'rr 9Gth, lAj1.-tiwl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

FRuIrs OF BLACK REPUBLIcANIsN.-A white
girl and black man put up at hotel in Lon
don, Ohio, short time since, and wished to get
married. The girl was induced to go tn her
home and the negro made TO leave. Why
blame the negro for attempting to practice
what Black Republication teaches?
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

E,,oUaaAH.-Ths meat markets Of this city now
vrsssnl A. Ane display Of meats as we have ever
sen In any city. On Wednesday, four huge buOcEs'
s.R and Iat, and trieked out With ribbons, were led
shrouA our streets, preceded BY the Plaeervc band
and SplOvea BY regiment Of boys; yesterday their
Aues VaAEseFs srAced the markets and iOrnShed our
Sisissns With many rich mOrsel. Speaking Of mar
Esta remnds us that our old friend Mat MeHler, has
..a.rne "a our city and now keeps the market OppO
- tha Cary House. where he dspenSes the best and
..srsas of u.eaks, roasts outlets, etc. We heartily
wsleOn0 our cid friend back home.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

OREGoN.-By the arrival of late steamer We
learn that both branches Of the Legislature
have organized. Hugh D. O'Bryant, Demo
crat, is elected President Of the COuncl and
in the House, Ira, F. n. Batter is elected
Speaker. Ex-Governor John p. Gaines, for
merly Of Kentucky, died suddenly at his resi-
dence on the 9th inst No other news Of in.
tcrest,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

COLLECTION OF FoREI0S MINERs LIcENcEs.-
The collectors have done q good business the
present month. w. F. Leon collected twenty
eight hundred and seventy-six dollars, and Col
Boyd, who has poor District in the winter
collected seventeen hundred and twenty dol
lars-s large amount for the month of Deccm.
ber
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

1t is stated by Washington correspondent,
that the Administration will recommend an
appropriation Of $500. 900 for the works at the
Mare Island Navy Yard, for the next year
Senator Gwin has got the matter in hand, and
with his accustomed energy and industry,
is urging the necessity Of the appropriation
The Administration rank him among its ablest
and Rrmest supporters, and. disposed TO
grant all he asks for his constituents.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

AmericanIsm says In effect, that none but horn
etISens shall hold Office. Does not the action Of the
DeEhOcrAtlc caucus say the same sacramento Sen
tiael.
Il does not; and the man who asserts that it
does is either simpleton or knavc.--an ig-
noramus Of the first order. The Democracy
elected Gen. Shields, not "born citizen"
United States Senator. They elected Pierre
SOulo United States Senator. They elected
Judge KOrner, NOW rabid niggcr-w"rship'
per, District Judge in Illinois. We could
multiply instances to prove the falsity of the
silly assertion Ofthc SsntiAdl, but isnot nccrs-
sary. Not one of the above named gentlemen
il 'bOrn citizen" yet they were all nomina-
ted and elected by the Democracy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

NHw YEAR's ADDRESs.-Our devil requests
us TO state, for the benefit of his patrons, that
he will be around with his Address on the first
IT January, 1858. Nc desires his friends to be
pVepared for his coming. He is modest, "dcad
broke" has promised lite tavorte II present,
doesn't wish to violate his pledge. and will be
grateful to those who remember the "pOor
devil"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

SExsIBLE.-The Bunker Hill (Mass.) 4urord,
au ably edited journal, and always heretofore
opposed to the Democracy, has come out in "a
vor of Mr.. Buchanan. # cannot 20 faction or
sectionalism. In q late issue it says:
"Bwf lchere are tcs to COT We answer this ques-
tIon In four words: To THE DEMOcRATIc PARTY. No
other party now existing can claim receive the
living Wings OF Massachusetts. No other party Is
national enough for them"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

ACCORDING TO LAw.-Thc Placer NtwMsnys
that the juries To be drawn in that county to try
Bates, the dciaulting State Treasurer, will be-
drawn In the manner prescribed by the Stat
utesc. IfBAtcs, the poor dupc, would expose
the more cunning scoundrcIs who induced him
tOrOb the Treasury. the public would have
some sympathy for him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

THE WEArHER-The weather has been "sOrt
o mixed" since our last. 1t has been clear
and cloudy. cOldand warm, gloomy and bright,
disagreeable and pIcasant,-as whimsical as n
coquctte. Yesterday It was cloudy and warm
resembling an April day.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

f. b. CARsON, late Sheriff. has completed his
sale of property for taxes. 1t may be some
qualification to Delinquents to learn that they
can redeem their property by paying fifty per
cent, in addition to the original amount Of
taxes and costs, within six months from the day
of Rnle
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

gus, is informed that a party Of Calfornians
are now in the city of Mexico for the purpose
of obtaining grants of land in Sonora, Chihua-
hua and Durango, which States, lis supposed,
will be purchased by treaty with our govern
operations on political wires they claim to be
able to work in Washington during the ensu
ing session of Congress. They are said to be
as rich in minerals ms California. Mexico is
willing to Cedc them to the United States for
n fair consideration, and the citizens Of the
States alluded to are in favor Of being trans
ferrcd.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

LADIES FESrIvAL.-The Festival given by
the ladies Of Placcrvillc for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church. came of on the evenings
Of Wednesday and Thursday last. II was II
pleasing and fascinating party and demonstrated
the fact that whatever the ladies take in hand
must succeed. The large and elegant Hall of
the Cedar Ravine House. was handsomely or
namentcd, with all that was beautiful and taste
fhl. Everything that delighted the eye, or
pleased the imagination, was there. The ynung
ladies Of our city. lnnd none more fascinating
brcaiheJ presided over the festivities with
graceful dignity and pleasing bcnignify, says Il
bachelor friend. lIlarity and joyous pleasure
ruled supreme. Aprevinus engagement prcven-
ted us from participating in the festivities, but
a bachelor friend from Coloma, exceedingly So
licitous to procure partner for life, was first
in the hall and remained there until the close
Of the nights entertainment. He has been in
Jolly good humor" ever since, and the sup
position is that lie was weak enough to pro-
pose, and that some fair one, with no prospect
Of bettering her condition, acccded to his prop
osition to get rid Of his opportunities. On the
following evening, according to previous an
nouncement, Ball was given by the ladies,
from which, We are pleased to learn, they real
ized more than sufficient to pay off the indcbt-
cdness Of the church.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. in n speech in
New York previous to the late election, said:
"The American party cannot be thought as
Uthcr than temporary organization-sOmc
*hat like Betty Wigglc's pig
"whcn II lived, II lived In clover.
And when Il died, II died all over"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

PATRIoTIc.-T war fever is raging in Sicr-
ra county. The Sierra citizen says: several of
our citizens who occupied important stations,
and distinguished themselves in volunteer reg
imcnts during the Mexican war, have offered
their services to Gen. Clark in the event of
war with the MOrmons. Sierra can furnish ut
lcasf one rcgiment-thc fighting fever is very
prevalent. FL Dorado will not be behind Si-
crrA in the event of u war, in furnishing men,
Companies are organizing in different parts of
our county, and number Of our Young men,
of the true grit, are eager to have dash at
Brigham and his followers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

THANKs.-We are indebted to Gen. DENVER
for valuable Congressional documents, includ-
ing volumes three and four Of the Reports Of
the commercial relations of the United States
with All foreign nations
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

When Offices are ''parcclled out to men of
meagre minds and Of no independence Of spir-
it," the editor Of the Sacramento Bee will
stand fair chance to get several.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

SrArE PRISoN. - During the month Of No.
s., vcmber twcnty.sx convcts. including two cS-
caPes captured, have been received in the State
Prison; eleven have been discharged. three IN.
ken ont BY the Sheriff. six died, and two cs-
capped; giving grand total Of 5o3 inmates
The number has greatly increased since the
first Of the present mouth.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

At the recent election for Senator to fill the
vacancy OccasiOned by the resignation of Hon.
W. B. Norman, in the counties Of Calaverss
and Amador, but small number of votes was
polled Mr.. Lewis, the successful candidate,
received 577 votes in Calaverss county, and
$50 in AmAdor.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
lhII 1EIDERAT.
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY. DEC. 96, 1857.

The Rev. Mr.. Settle, Of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church South, will preach in the Court
House tomorrow morning Mt II O'Clock. The
public are invited to attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

MCMc.-On Wednesday and Saturday even
ings Of each week Mr.. FRosr, n competent
teacher, gives lessons in music at the Court
House.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Eye and Har.
Dr. J. w. van Zandt.

"AVING returned from New York, will ye.uu.
III the Practice Of Medicine, and devote portIcr
0f hia time to Consultations In the Diseases Of IT,
EYE and EAR.
OFFICE-North.west corner Of Montgomery and
Jackson streets, san FrAnciscO.
Office IOurs--9 to " A. n. and 2 TO 4 r. H. TasDS1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

REv. DAVID Y. MAcDoSALD will, tomorrow
(Sunday) evening, preach and administer the
communion, in the court house. ThC public
ere invited 70 attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

WrOur esteemed friend, J. McF. PEARSON, will
please accept our unFeIgned thanks for general
assortment" Of hne liquors, len at our ohce yeser
day. All hands drank your health, John. In many
bumper.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

NAVY AGENr.-A friend writes us from
MashiHgtaR- that il "is- uncertain who will be
appointed to succeed DIR. Ashe, as Navy Agent.
The present incumbent will be removed, but
the conflicting claims of prominent Democrats
perplcxes the Department not little. The
friends Of Smith and of Hardcnburg are
tirelcss in their recommendations. The for
mer has.thc most friends, the latter the best
recommendations. am inclined to think
Smith will receive the appointment" "
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

Add to this the fact that Mr.. Kirk has slandered
and misrcpre seuted other ToutrS-BNtfe Record.
Mere idle assertion, unsustNined by "a parti-
Gle Of proof State when and where Mr..
Kirk slandered and misrepresentcd other
routes?" What has he uttered OF published
against other routes? Give us the proof, Mr..
Record; your assertion will not answer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

Masonic BALL-We learn that the Masonic
Fraternity contemplate giving u Grand lIall in
this city On the 22d Of February next Itwill
be magnificent affair and attract crowd Of
distinguished visitors, members of the Fratcr-
nifty, GrOm different parts Of the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

The Washington correspondent Of Forney's
Press, says that the Hon. David c. Broderick,
has rented the comfortably furnished residence
nt the corner of Tenth and II streets in that
city. lie took possession the first Of the pres
ent month,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

EN~ Gus. BorowAkey, of"The GEN. Is entitled to
our thanks for huge bowl Of delicious Eggnogg. 1t
reminded " Of Christmas 10 'old Kaintuck."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE j. hereby given that the undersigned
~ viii apply To the Hon. the Bard II superb
sors of IL Durad" County, tahf'rnaa at their meet
ing III lchruar, lS'H, or snnn thereafter a. the
same can be- heard, for License tn Keep Toll
bridge across the North T0rk Uf I'll" NmrTican KN.
cr, at Wild G"">c Hat, for siN months from the
date Of Said License,
II. \. RICE, secretary
Horse Shnc Bar and Pin, llill Turnpike Co.
December 10Th, lNJ1.-tbIdsl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

IL 10 stated that Charlotte Cushman contem-
plates visiting California next September. She
will bring out with her a good stock company
something greatly needed.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
To Liquor DeaIers and RIereAaAGS.

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF fHg OIIE es-
"A cessary for Making and ravoTlns every vas!e-
" Of LIQUOR and package Of the Articles uDe4 ~
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH 70 LsQaoSs, (eeass
veptmg 20 gallons Of Whlskey 10 100 ganonel sSS
every article necessary 70 oommoneo . LyUyS
STORE, will be IOrnlshed for $50 Alses an ~
formation necessary 10 conduct such An eslAeleA-
ment thus enabling the new beginner 70 sNooeostaV
compete with the oldest liquor dealers.
S--'-', Pc LACOURs
NeW Orleans.
LAcourS CONCENTRATED ACID esP waking
VINEGAR, is put uP in gallon pAckages e y E%
paekAgs-in good shipping order. pSYl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
SACRAMENTO, Dec. is, ts57T,

THE T. s. BRANCH AliHT.-Wc have heard consider
able complaint of late at the delay and uncertainty
tU the time il requires tO obtain any return from gold
dust deposited at the L. s. Branch Mint. \ gentle
man Of vcracity, n merchant, who has had frequent
deal ngS with the Mint and Assay Offices yesterday
showed certificate Of deposit dated December LIST.
for upwards Of an hundred ounces Of dust, upon
which he has nA yet received no return and the pros
pect IL that il will be several days before he will
his certificate Is No %G44, whilst the highest number
paid In :M12 There is no excuse for this delay. AZ
the Philadelphia Mint an assay Is always made In one
day, and the gold into barS, with the value stamp
cd upon II. ready fOi the owner The private Assay
Offices IN this city equally as rNpc,iitiouS. And
the only reason assign for this negligence IL
either desire tO throw most Of the nsSayng business
intO the hands of private Assay Offices, or II IL done
with the object Of using the gold whilst in the hands
OF the United States ofcialS.-S. r. Times.
Complaints ofn similar character are frequent
among the dealers in gold dust in our city, and
they reflect in no gentle terms on tho conduct
Of the Superintendent of the Mint. lie is either
very negligent or incompetent. One If our
heaviest dealers informs us that he has had, on
more than one occasion, large amounts dcpos-
tied nt the Mint, and that he invariably had to
wait upwards of month ere he received any
return. That the Mint is badly managed is a
notorious fact, and that IL change in its officers
is demanded by the business community, few
will dispute. Why the gold dust deposited by
dealers remains so long in the vaults of the
Mint, before il is run into bars. with the value
stamped upon it, is mystery that needs ex-
PLANTATION.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
SIleriG,s SnIc.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
ID Clerks Office nf the Hon. Dist. Court, llth
Judicial District, FL Dorado Co., Cal, oil judg-
mcnt rendered on the 2Sth day Of November 4. d.
1851, in favor Of Eectu Ousley, adminiStratrix Of
Samuel Ouscy, deceased, and against Josiah Y.
Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for the sum Of seven
teen hundred and eighty yscvcn 26-lOO dollars, H.
7e1 26lOO debt with interest thereon, at the rate
Now, 4. ID. 1857, together with the sum Of forty
eight 95l dollars, az 2j-lO) costs Of suit, and
accrung costs, will expose TO public sale, at the
court houtc in placcrvllc the 9lst day Of Dec,
4. d. 1887, 0t lOO'clnck, \. NJ. all the right, title,
interest and claim the said defendants had ON the
I'd day Of JAM, 1854, in and to the following dcs-
cribcd mortgaged property, lying and being in the
county Of III Dorado and State Of California on the
road leading from Placervillc in said county to Sac
TamcntO city, about sixteen miles from said town
Of placcrville, known rs the Deer Greek Rancho,
and more particularly bounded and described az
follows, tU-Wit: commencing at u white oak tree
standing at the north side Of said road, about one
hundred and forty rods west Of the Deer Greek
House, thence running north eighty rods to oak
stake and stones constituting the northwest eur
ncr, thence east along the edge Of chapparel two
hundred rods to an oak stake and stones, thence
south eighty rods 20 said rOad thence crossing said
road nnd running a little south Of east, one hun
drcd and twenty rods to stake and stones, thence
south one hundred and sixty rods to stake and
stones, thence in line running little north Of
west ont hundred and sixty rods to an oak stake,
thence west ONT hundred and sixty rods 10 blaIcd
oak tree, thence north one hundred and sixty rods
to the place Of beginning, containing four hundred
and twenty acres more or less, with all the build
ings, improvements and appurtcnanccs thereto be-
longing.
ShcriG's Office, Placervillc, November eSth, A.
ID. 1857. E. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, Cal,
t37tsl BY W. J. BuRWELL, Under Sh'H.
POstpOneme mi. THE Sale Of the above prop
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26

FILRD Hrs BOXDs.-We learn that Hon. ThOs.
II. williams, the newly elected Attorney Gen
~rsl. has fled hs bonds, which have been ap-
proved by the Governor, in the Secretary of
States Office, preparatory TO entering upon the
diseharrO Of his official duties. We lose
worthy citisen-the State secures the services
of An efficient officer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
PETTIT,s DRUG STORE.

CIIAS. H. PETIT has now In store, the largest and
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints, Window Ga,s.
Pure Medicines, Fine Chemicals, and Genuine Pa.
tent Medicines offered for sale in this CITY and
desiring to increase his present large trade and ex.
tend it to all parts Of II Dorado County, he Inves
the attention Of Country Dealers, Physicians, Paint.
ers and Miners to hs extensive and varied assort
ment assuring them that he can sell all articles In
his line oftrade, at lower prices than any other DEAL
er la the mountains.
lie has been engaged In his present Business for
twelve years, Is thoroughly acquainted with its de-.
tails, and he selects his goods with the greatest
care purchasers may rely with safety upon nndInS
every article sold at his Drug Store, PURE, FREST
and GENUINE.
DIR. l.. j. CzapkN y.--In another column Of
this paper will he found the advertisement Of L. J.
CZAPKAY The Doctors testimonials are Of such
character Ms to justify In comnendInR him TO pub
lie consideration ms gentleman and physician and
who Il In every qualified for the faithful per-
f"rmance of his promises.
SNM FraMcisCO Agency.
Mt l.. =. FISHER. at the Iron Building, opposite
the 0Tlcc of the Pacific Express Company corner Of
M"ng"mrry and Washington streets, Is our only au.'
th"ri1,ri agent for San Francisco.
GEO. II. LOVEGROVE,
At Union Hook Store" 67 Street,
Il our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
orders f"r advertising left with him, will be promptly
attended To.
&C. MCLEAN
Is"ur authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and.
virinity. Orders for the paper, advertising or
job work left with him, will be promptly a..
tended tn.