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ARRIVED.


Steamship Roanoke ektnner Norfolk &c with rndss ard
Passengers 10 Ludlapn A Peasants. ~
Ship Oneida New BedforD Greasy shanghae ll6 DAVIS
passed Cape Good Hope March .h with teas
lat 81 Arrived inside of Sandy HOOK Saturday bu was
compelled 20 anchor account Of dense fog March 2h
vidence Soh, the EQUATOR lon 81 80 w scr Brones
bound g. April lsh lat q n lon IS W, spoke brig Yankee
Blade, Darling, Rio Janero for New York; May ls $50
miles Sc OF Sandy Hook spoke whaeshp Marcus bound
Ship Highland Light of Boston) Boyd Cardiff 81 days. with
railroad iron, TO order.
and passengers, to VIM Nelson Son April 18th, oil Tortu
Islands, exchanged signals with ship Chicora, OF New
York, bound W. May lst PM lat "a 10, in with
schr Medora, of Boston, bound North with deck load of
Ship saneho Panza, Friend, Boston, days. ndse,
Bingham Reynolds
Bark OF nayes shverck, Bnenos Ayres, March II, with
Brig Julia Ford Boston, Grifen, Remedies April 20
with DC 10 Mora Nephew; vessel Walsh Carver
Chase 18th inst, Lat IS 81, loo % A. sooke schr Emily hence
schr Gesine Oden galioQ, Knippemeysr Cudad Bolivar
80 days with hides, 10 Oerchs 4 90.
schr Lombard Harding Turks Islands 10 days, with salt to
schr Mary MORGAN, Pearsall, Virginia.
schr Mary L1ngdon slmont3n, Rockland
Sebr Laura Mangam Whslen, Gloucester.
Schr Island Belle Overton, Boston.
Schr Rebecca, Dillon, Boston for Rondout.
Schr James II Ashmead, Rogers, New BEDFORD
Steamer Pesan, AuIdrich, Providence.
Steamer Sunebaug Hollom, Norwich.
Mellow
Brig Perkins, from the IVES, Indies
Also, one brig unknown.
SAILED
From Quarantine this AN, steamships Promehens, Havana
Alabama, Savannah; jamestown, Norfo,x, &c.
Also ships Albion and American Union, Lyerpoo william
Tell, Havre.
Wind sunrise, N; meridian, calm; sunset, n and light
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our Demerrrn Correspondence.

GsoSa1owS, Dcmerara, April =, 1885,.
submarine telegraph b being laid from here 10 Point
syou and eaaery b surinam. and The conncou will be
complete in less than year. with all The British, French
Spanish and Danish islands.
The estimates fH The year 1857 amount 10 81 e0ss2 for
expenditure.
The cholera the IN The interior. and none pre
vaie In the city. Clean bls Of health issued 10 all
vessels sailing from tbs p1rt.
The weather continues very wet and cold, and The grow
Ing cane n stuned which will cause the orup " be Car
below average yield.
Last week as coolies len Tor Calcutta.
Tho exports of sugar tor the past fortnight amount m
lbZ2 hogshcads, n Heroes 32q barrels and go bags
Rum, 1852 puncheons 2b9 hhds 90 barrels. Moascs i
puncheons, bhds., barrels and 90 Casks. Rice S75j
bags, and 200 tons a other produce
treiebp very low and Tho supply Of tonnage abun
dan and several vessels have departed In ballast Trade
very dad.
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Dedication or the Nsrshwest Presbyterian
Church.

Church.
The Northwest Presbyterian church, stuaGsA N ~
tcenth street. near Eighth avenue, dsAtoaseA BY sp
proprae religious services yesterday M service The
forenoon was performed by the Rsv. Or. Simmer. The
subject d his discourse taE0 frsm Yhihppaas, ID
chapter and nh verse-'Eut made hinsek a. 10 rsputa-
ton and took upon him the form q ssrvan4, and WAS
made in the likeness of men," ne sovnsn ssussted Of
euogy upon the life and character q Jesus Christ The
Rev. n Hatfield preached in the afternoon and The Rsv.
DR.. Campbell in the evening.
This church formerly occupied by DR.. Hatfield in
Thirty second street. but has been removed from there
lis present locality and rebuik is neat
little wooden structure, buik in the Gothic
style, the inside finished in imitation Of marble
blocks is Is feet by 40, contains nearly eighty pews,
aud calculated accommodate -four hundred per-
The expense OF rebuilding the church about
- 600 There is Sunday school in the basement
where three hundred and fifty children meet every
Sabbath and during the summer their number vs.
much larger. The congregation Of the church s small,
being less than hundred persons but this part Of
the city Ia being built mp very rapidly, and this Is the
only church In that vicinity il is probable that the oongre
cation will soon be very much increased.
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EJorrsrNr or AN0THyR CLsHeYSAs--rh Char
"a, prct giegs1gogr records another ~ ciorica
aeluereucv nv sInnie " Percn ~ thu north para ~
tbe town al Bellevue Eaton county recently de-ertro
49, ufo and two cdr,n aId eii Tor part unknown, ~
e1mtapv viii hired girl who had been living Tor soro
,me In IA, family While HI aigm he wrote regret
fa kter Mrs. Hcro' stating us ne Noeio ~ nsVe =
he, haa he rt r. cqstraued D. do by the unhappy
preilasnt hch d. aud the unfortunate gr had iglnd
lhemvelve pluccd iu The creditors 81 su f'Toe nave
sine sitscT.a ~ properly.
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Norruyuv CAPITAL And NORTHERN LsBoR De.

vnmrSu sotrs-A leticr w nc Fayetteville ~ 60
D~crT states "tiai northern company has agreed 10
Ornish 90 Deep river within two years ater the compie-
ton - ths oonirari - koesru Dlugsu Cartwright 20,
sevet mlhuif ~ dollars worth Of black band IRON ore
nf or " be manufactured the SPOT, by which ~
vsloe Nl he increased q ooursehow much We are an
snle " ay bot doubtoz a least n much more SO that
there b to h. brought INTO market bv one company IN
$50 year., cay fourteen mhms u dollars rb of IRON
skne IRON NV dcPstory q vDdevesopcd And antod
vs-.lb q NORTH Curu Bh "
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Arnxsr oy NKw Yons prcrrocrKrs IN slse

AFNFNI w INV TVHN FTINfVItFff IN rNINf
sJSCTbc advent Of Sands Nathsns o. y circus IN this
village OF Tuesday evening viii long De- remembered for
the great crowd on person 'prosent and the large haul
made by be rickpockois. One geucman Lost his wallet
containing n check notes and ohcr valuable papers and
e2s n money, and quite number Of persons including
tive dic, we're relieved ~ various sums. varying
from five ~ twenty dollars Tie police II the village
vigiant, but they we're not equai srewdncs b. the
New York "sharlrrs Three persons arrested
during The evening, hut discharged Cor back Of evidence
Yesterday officer Ryder visited pcokskll and found the
pooh ctbook containing The check notes &C. In 81 the
circus wagons where Il doubtless wa thrown after the
money extracted and 10 day The officer arrested
three young men In that village charged with the robbie
w aud brought them 10 this place The partes arrested
gave their names rs PANEL hcDermoti, John Prescott and
James Rose, and hail FROM Mes Yors city -Sa Sing Re
p,u.acos Agvp %
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1elegrapalic Marine Report.
SAVANNAH, May 3-Arr snip Columbia, Sturges, G.
50 days.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHUADELPHIA May 2 a 3-Arr ship Fanny Fosdlck
Crabree LIVERPOOL brgs Calvert, War Sierra Leone; AM
Elizabeth, Taylor Kingston Ja Abby Ellen, Gichrist
Gov Bull Nortbup, Cardenas schrs Wood, Wood, Ber
muda Watson Robinson SOrleans; JOS Farwel Packard
Honesty Appleton, and Cycone, Dali NYork; Canton
Smaller, Niddletown Ct: NJ II Mniin, Melvin Providence
Cid %, steamships CITY of New York, Matthew'S Boston
Kennebec, Hand NYork; bark Jos Maxwell Davis Lagusy
scbrs Cyclone Dali New bedford Niiin Melvin
Boston; John Beatty, sharp do Mail Crowell, Providence
Nichols, Candy, NNork Margaret, Cahl, do; Morning
sar, Luther Albany Ellen Luther, do; Mary Ann, McKno
Brooklyn; Power. Hughes Williamsburg; Sylph. Hark
away, Millions Mary Ann, Bowen foydence; financier Wal
tars INV
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THE FIREMEN.

~ IN. %
<,u,yr rveIrEERs OFFICE, NAY q ISs7.-rHR
nar ~ rneiprers and Foreuen hereby notified "
g,,s ree nT this Monday evening Nay nj o'clock,
Hall 70 make suitable ARRANGEMENTS Tor be fune
c.,,,hrsTs Engine Co. No Is who was killed SUNDAY
srr Nav while IN the discharge Of his duty fireman
~, nne pas zng his body Killing him Instantly M
Nv ssar HENRY n. HOWARD, Chief Epgneer
cyouruwARK ENGINE COMPANY. THIRTY Wont
- In ronscuucnce ~ hc death 81 of beloved aes
o,es Richard w. Huntington. who killed b. being mn
ev,r Nv he engine sunday evening, May tho neuberr
III ne company hereby notified ~ attend meeting ns
pisudAy) evening. at n'cock. by order
a. PtkGNNfa, Seeretary JULIAN BOTTS, rorru,ao
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POLITICAL.

nEMOCRATTC REPUBLICAN CONVENTION spE
~ cia meeting Of the Democrac Republican gouycr,l~,
q the city ~ New iors viii be held Al Tapmsny Han t
- ,EiiJAH ,. PuRDy, rr..sssus
I A .. fsspsss,Irpr. issv,..ses
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Common Council Proceedings.

ftNCP'NiIIE NuV. !, Isl.
BOARD met, President tSry N thc chairs -
preScnt-Aldermen jones, SNan, EtlrmS, Grwrr
and Tannenwald.- Minutes read aRd af4uF"N,t
AID. Burns,f from Finance Committee, made verbal
report, unfavorable TO the pay ing bill ntW. A. Grnsc
for services as city Attorney. Moved that tbs i,,r.
tion OF bill for drafting ordinances he allowed n>
Moved that W. A. George he allowed $s,uU fer
services rendered, as shown by hill Carried.
Petitions were presented from Neptune llcSc Co.,
and from Hope Hook Ladder CO., praying for al
mission into the Fire Department Of rlScervillc Fc
titions were accepted, and ON motion the Companies
were received into the Department.
Aid. Burns made inquiry MS to the cause Of delay
in opening of street back II Main Street. Onnrt,,
the Marshal was instructed Ia open the same.
Messrs. Rennish Ellis pctition,d Ter arc,lutti"n
OF Cheap John" license, 10 &:3 per quarter, P,ti-
tion granted.
Ordinance No. T6 amcndatcry to ordinance IL was
read and laid over to ntNt meeting,
Ordinance to license ruu,lo aud keno T,Scntcd
and read. Moved that it w adopted, Carried.
Reports Of Collector Aud Marshal for n,onth rf &c.
tober, were read, accepted aud ordered nn h!c.
Aid. Burns, from Finance Committee, reported fl-
vorably on the following hills, which were ordcrrd
paid J. d. DOop, els g. lumber; Jno. Barron, $l6
90, htng Council room; Thcs lacks, $t ~ pcr q H.
tage as Collector; j. W. G. S1lllon, &i7 ~ frrL.n:
prisoners; u. c. Hooker, 81 II, merchandise
The following bills were presented hy school Trus-
tees upon SchoOl Fund, and cric-td pail; Miss l..
~ l3 sundries
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
8 u I'M M O IA y .
STATE oP CALIFORNIA,

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
III Do,dd0 ('HUtt
In the District Court of the 1lth Jmlici, H,t.ji
.NIyVITtt prTry IIntHtih. vs.. UH0l g.'y,.. D.
EH|"Ht.--Action brought IN the Di-il t..tt ...
the llth Judicial District, ami III, COM ,' sii o..
the County Of II Dorado, in the olIir, - i','
of said District Court, in anl for .aiI 't'., ,. :
State
The People of the State Of California, sca Gr"..
$50: To lIlGII FERRY, Dch nLani 49,
NOC are hereby required to hpInnr H. ru nt,,,,
i bret fganst you by the ahoYcnarn. ~ ..t,",
In tn" District Court Of the th JEI' ,ial D'-i an ai
for the County Of III Dorado, and 10 nv, g tue ",.
plant filed therein, (a copy Of Which n'',, 'an'- :
this sunmOns) within ten days. (cXclus, o.. '.n 'y
Ofsrrvicc,) after the service on ynu 0f Il ,'.la
If served within this county; IL scrvcd g ", this.
County, but within this judicial District 20 H. rr
~ days; ur II served out Of said district 90 LG.it
forty days-0r judgment by default WI ~. ~ /.
against you.
The said action is brought tn obtain rvri,-r-r-,-.-
Divorce a. rIHcHio. aadtIjm0hi, .f.F u. :;,api..t
causes LIST. Wlrl drseriion Of Plaintiff rv l. i,l,a
ant, for two years. I'd. Wilful rrfasnl ai Il uor,
to furnish plaIDtlH with the ColinOp r9tr-se g
life, for the period OF three years Aar H IT. titi,r
giving Plaintiff the custody Of her "'hll. .i.d h,.
costs OF this proceeding aud for Otli ~ ~ net
forth In complaint. II You fail to AZ '' HhrN.
required and answer other dci,nc- iuase to 'h's
action, Plaintiff will apply tO The [ou' . t.. r i.'
prayed Tor In said complaint and II rp I;.u .,I 10
appear and answer the said complaint n aboyc =, .
Iirc'l, the said Plaintiff will take jid ,u .,a "
y"n f"r divorce from the bonds Of tii'.oi! S.,
according to the prayer Of said cGmpl;lIi
Given under my hand VIII, IT,, ,,,i of 4ai,I
H. ST. Court safixcd Mt office in Placer, M -, iIti
day Of Rcptciuhcr, In the y"hr q; 'lr ri ona
thousand eight hundred and Rnysevcp.
d. &. McKINNFb ,s.k.
Hy u. j.. TiItNibGI .A.r..'gG'.
HAxny DOYLE, Plaintiffs Atlorr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
County Court ProcccJimus.

JAMES JOHNSON, JCpGH.
NOVEMBER I'd, lNhI.-NcWell & Williams vs. John
Fountain.-MotiCn made to rrimstatc ease on this dec.
kct, submitted tothe Court.
W, T. CriSShn vs.. Kennedy & Joncs-Mntipn 10 RI.
strain appeal, submitted To the Court
{. T. Crisman VS.. Seymour Jones Motion tn r.
irstatc appeal, submitted to the Court
Amanda tale vs. Mrs. OlmStrad-Srit Dismissed
on motion Ofdefendant and Judgement reserved ror
want Of prosecution.
Lewis Jones vs, Mrs 0lmS' 'ead-Sujt dismissed ON
motion of defendant and judi sn,n, reversed Tor want
Of prosecution.
John ID. Morrison ct al. vsJ. r.. Wcit Trial So,
for 9th inst
The People ex. rel. l.. 4. llcyt vs. GriL.cy Il al
Judgement Of the Court h low reversed.
W, II. Leverage vs.. II, T. KHc,Nnl-Trial set
for 9th inst.
set for 1nthinSt.
A. J. Blakely vs., John (hss.-Tral SGT for 10Th
inst.
=. =. Veach vs.. John Jibbon,-Suit dismissed and
Judgement reversed for want Of prosecution.
Vim. Leivhard vs. c. +. Hui ct al-PA>scL uvcr
till 10th inst.
Court adjourned till Monday.
TmASKS-We are inpchtrd tn Wells, ta,,u
Go. and ihc Alta Express COMPANY for la.
pcrs furnished us through the week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Cerrc.,.lla.!n.. :. N. n.n...rn,.

=, C"I.p SrEIN,S, N"v. I. $50.
ME>NRS EniFo.S The loss uf the il.iaird
steamer f'H'IR .lm'r'ri has cast II deer, rLnm
over THIS entire comnunitv, Suchus have sci.
'"n Witnessed before here ur rl,rvlI,rr. \.
'I"n" hfruntHtunaI" lri 'rumrrS " hn I"ri with
Ih iliIlIrIrlt aHd-wa.rv- -..tttr-.i,,rin,s TIN.
In"ih" ri that Wild storm that ,rui It,r and
her wing Cargo 10 the huitum ui the ocean
wrr" NOBLE FISH and GEu. +. Guui.NuM- eff This
place, than whom twnh"bl-r souls never live
They were respected anh lnvrd hv all who knew
ti"n, aud long will ihrir mrnniN b, rii,a i>llrd
hI tlriT nuiiIyrn'is i.i nj, in IL fi;Iia. The
timrr Was II brother - ~ ,r; Guu,!luN. of
ia" Firm IT S"X,n 4 G",dnow, oi Cnld =; rYrS.
lie started 'n u brief N:>i: IT, H., oil LuIur i'm
the East. designing III the time to i,;urn in the
course "i few ~ nthS; lut. ai,> ! how uncrr-
inin Is life aud all human calculations, Whl,
hlS aged AMI dnting parents are !nkiny for.
ward with fund lniiripn;inn> IL Tie hour of his
arrival he Is Sl"Pin. Ia, la; sheep in the deep
water If the sra
In the person Of Capt. lIcrnd,n. c~mmaudcr
Of the C'Hf,W .i"r,r,, >ncicv las host "A
bright ornament, the American Navy an i,r, "ni-
l'lSlcd and gallant Ulliccr. aud the scientific
world one of its shining lights. The Aur'l an
cNpiolall"n Of the rvtr Amazon has ,rnlcrcd
To every general reader aS fans. liar as house
hold words, the name If William Lew is Ilcrn-
don.
Business has been unusually dUll here for
the last three or four months in cons, ,,irncr
of the dry season and i great scarcity ufWalcr;
but for the last few days every one apl ears e.
be buSiy engaged in making prrrarLrinn> Tor
the coming Rainy season tie harvest uf tie
miners in The dry digging The rrin ilr.l min
ing that will be carried on here this winter.
will he ground and he'd rock >llirin.. II i
firmly believed by ihp most experienced mncrs
that n great portion ,f the el",;ud in this nis-
trlct that has hitherto been tr r.aItCd a> Vaiuc-
less can, 10y this n,w method "f operation, he
made to pay librrallv. y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
SRlcriN'SS S1Io.

10y virtue of an order Of sale, issued ont OF the
Clerks Office Of the Hon District Court Of the
lith Judicial District, for II Dorado County Cafor.
mia, ell judgment RI nrcred IN the 10Th day Of Or.
t"hrr, A. u. l~I IN favor of Joseph NJ Douglass and
against the Cedar and Indianvillc Water Company
"a c0rporatinnl, for the sum Of Twenty Eight ThnS-
and Two Hundred and Seventy Seven and 81 -IUD
Dollars, debt, with interest on the sum Of Twenty.
Seven Thousand Three Hundred and Six ami 5II- loo
Dollars NJ the rate Of three per cent per month"; and
interest upon the Of Nine Hundred and Seventy
and +I-lm Dollars at the rate Of ten per cent pcr
nnnlm from til" date of Judgment, until paid, to-
gctlrr with th" sum of thrtyiivc and - 100 dollars
costs Of suit anh accruing COSTS will expose to sale
AT the Court House In the City of rlaccrvilIe on the
l4th day nf November, \. n, 1851 at O'clock H. m
all the rglt title md interest defendant had On The
9TH OF May l>l. and has since acquired in and to The
following described mOrgagcd property, lying and
being in CosumncS township, III Dorado County Cal
ornia TO wit The Cedar aud lndianviile Ditch, con-
Struggled hy defendant conveying water from the
South Fork of the Middle Fork Of the Cos,mncs river
through the villages Of Brownsville, Indnn Digging, 4,
and tn Cr'larvilr. also II certain saw mill together
with all its appnrtrnancps, situated on said Ditch
near the village 0f Brownsville, built by Walker 4
Lacy. for defendants alSo all the various branches
and extension forming TINT line If Bi;chiug known
aS the" Cedar and Indianvillr Ditch"
Slicrins Office FlacerVillr, Oct. 18th, 1871,
T.. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff OF Fl Dorado Co. cal,
By W. J. BURWElI,
l52tSI Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
SIIcriG's SaIc.

10y virtue Of Order of Sale, issued out of the
- CLERKS Office Of the Hon. District Court of the
l Judicial District, fur II Dorado County, Caifor-
mia, Judgment rendered on the Sixteenth bay Of
Sclr mher, A.-D. isii, IN favar of s., INGiIIAAI
aud against CYRUS u. lNGIIAM and ALAMO IN.
GllAM for the sum of -Four Thousand 0ne Hundred
aud Sixty.four aud GGlun Dollars, with interest
thereon ut the rate Of three per cent. per month,
from the 10Th day Of September, A. d. 1851, together
with the sum OF Forty Nine and 5l-OU Dollars costs
%; suit, and accruing COSTS will expose To public
sale, at the Court House in Iacrrvllc, thk i1th
Day Of NOYenbcr, \. u. 1871, at = O'Clock +.
VI, nil the right, title, interest and claim Of the said
Cyrus H. Ingham and AlamO lngham of, IN and to
the following Described mortyagcd property, living
and being IN White Oak Township, II Dorado county
and State of California, to wit:
The undivided whole Of nll that certain tract or
tracts Of land or Ranrlo, situated at the head Of
Deer Greek In said county aud State, and known as
mckinney lnglIam's Ranch," and bounded as
follows: Commencing at the northwest corner "
stake and stones, east bearing little northcry Gl
ro'ls tn stake and stones; thence south bearing Il
little ca,tcrly, l'in rods to stake; thence west bear
ing little snutcry, li1 rods to stake and stones
thence north, hearing little westerly, 1G0 rods to
the place OF hcginning Also, the undivided whole
uf all that CERTAIN other tract Of land adjoining the
above described tract of land.-c0mnrncing. for it,
northwest corner, ut Il stake and stones thence
Surtt'' ri'r',t ~ rrTrr~S rur- tn the 'trr-
mcto road theme" castcrly. along said road - rods
In Il stake and stones: thence north east ia rods, III
n stake and stones; thence n0rth westerly. liu rods:
thence westerly bn rods to thc place of beginning
Also, another tract Of land adjoining the above de-
scribcd tract. commencing at it's northwest corner
Mt stake; thence, eastcrly, 1910 rods to the south
east corner of ShawS claim; thence, sOuthcrly, Gal
rods To stake and stones; thence, westerly, IGn
rods to a stake aud stones; thence, nnrherly 1GII
rods to the place Of beginning: Together with all
Houses. aud Onlhouscs, and Irnccs and Improve
mrtS, aud AppurcnanccS ia the same In any man
ncr appcrtauing AMI b, longing
Sl!criir's Office, Paccrvilc, October 18th, A. d.
l>j1. T.. IOGARDCS,
Sheriff of III Dorado County, Cal,
GSItsl Ey W. J: BCRWELL, Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Bridge Notice.

NoTlCEis hereby given that the undersigned will
1\ apply to the l'0ar, Of Supervisors Of III Dorado
County, on the 2Ith day "f November, lNI1, or rs
suun thereafter as the said Board shall h. in session
for the transaction Of such business, for the renewal
"f their License 10 keep Toll Bridge across the VIA
tiers Of otter Greek. nn the road leading from Work
Ranch to Mount Gregory, in Georgetown Township
III Sn'd county. MckOY 60
October 2ith, 1851. I*:Adl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
United States Of America.

state OF California, County at NJ Duvm-
do, SS.-Justice's Court, Dian, al SriuL.
T"wnship.-Thc People Of III, Stat, of Cnl
iforna, to John Borland, GREtuAo.
VOU are hereby summoned tc APP. .r '.-f,rr ,,,,.
l. at my office In Diamoni Sptiri- ,.,t,lrp ui
the county of VI Dorado, on the II ,,,'h D,y Of
january, a. u. l>jS, at 10 o'clocl a. i g.. .,tnp,
unit" the complaint Of e. r. Jackson, '.,N "u W. III
my Office, wherein II s set forth ha, ui , 81 sly
Indebted To him in the sum Of One llu - i.t h.,nt.,
fnr MONEY loaned you by him Me :a' t., ,l s"
'rml"r 1871, when Judgment will he ,e.l, 'rtirat
you fer the said amount, together = ~ costIi,..G
damages, " you fail Ia appear aud unsN.-
Given under NY hand this Stl ,lnv - U"'ol"r :
u. l>31. CIIAS r. IRWI>. ms
Justice 0f the Peace Of sd iN .ar.
AFFIDAVIT having been filed before ~ sult cansa
sh"winS toriy satisfaction that said ~ l,iti.
R"Tland, has departed from this 81 ',.. 'tt So.
SonAi service ~ summons cannot H." th nj Lui
said cause, ami II further appearing la t,rcsl.t-
good cause Of action against him, f'', n. ,,iqf
that Scrvice Of summons be made hy punlirntioh
thereof In the MOCHTAIN DKAOcKAT, uncr = week foI
three months from this date.
Given under my hand, at my ofhcc IN r.auoni
Springs, this sth day Of October, A. D.l>'
l"ctlO Sm CHAs, Y. Il;NlE j. l..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

HENNNNH'S R\NE.- Samuel ErannaA, one Of
the wralllirsi and m"st cntcrprsiug citizens Of
ihr State, has established banking house in
san Francisco, with Il capital rf $iin,nnu, So
cn'"d "n his "wn plnfrfty. Deposits left in
his bank viii be perfectly safe We direct at
trn'l"n "t cur readers tn his advertisement.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
FOR SALE.
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RweIIlng HoIase 6of Sale

VTVHn undsrSened OgeSs Nd. Dwsillngs House and
i Lot, 10 the rear Of the PSosesteviaa (iAarel u
ths city, Tor sale. There are vel ~ excellent va.
ter and barn on the premises. IAie 3 desirable
tOn: For terms, apply to the q = pfthlumh
or to 3. J. 3. HANDY, Esq, oftkI .lz .,....g a
PiAcervillc, Oct 18th, 1861. = q. y TgS 3ls
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

W\Nrru To KNow.-.Thc whereabouts nf the
tct'nlins ah>c"ndng rx.TrraSurcr Of III Do-
rndo rnuntyg His Suretes ure anxious 10 see
him UntV again.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Fall and Winter Fashions
A. EIDINGER,
MERCHANT TAILOR

NOULD inform his friends that he has
w just reccivcda II beautiful and well select.
ed stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS
GASSlMERS, NESTINGS, NELVETS, FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, &c.
CLOTHING made to order. Mt the shortest
possible notice. GOOD FITS guaranteed,
made up according to the latest style by good
W0rkmcn.
80 All who are dcsirous Of wearing Fine,
Well-Madc Clothes. at most reasonable prices
are respectfully invited to call, and are assured
that in consequence Of my small expenses,
can do work cheaper than any other tailor in
the city.
A. EIDINGER'S,
Main ST., opposite the old stand.
nctlO A.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

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