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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

Come TO the Polls!

e
The day of election is drawing near.
Before another issue of our paper, the
people in this State and many others will
be called on to give their verdict on the
present Administration, and the princi-
pies which govern it. Let all turn out.
Let the interested stir up and bring out
the lukewarm.
" Come as the winds come when forests are
49, rended, .
Come as the waves come when navies are
stranded"
Our brethren in sister States have done
nobly. Let US follow their example.
Let the Republican forces form into line
and the victory is theirs.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27
j. A. Gray.

At the Democratic Convention we had
the pleasure of meeting Hon. J. A. GRAY,
the Democratic nominee for Assembly
man in this District. We presume that
in Mr.. Gray, Richard Dewhurst has
o"Foeman worthy of his STEEL"
We invited Mr.. Gray to come out to
River Falls, and speak to us on the po-
litical questions of the day, and assured
him of generous treatment until election
day, when he could find but little aid or
comfort here. ..''.....ls
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27
KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That the great body of the Democratic
party in the United States, contend that
Slavery is the corner stone Of our Repub-
lican Government.
KEEP TT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE-That Mr.. HAMMOND, the
Democratic Senator from South Carolina,
in bis place in the Senate, said, "The
laboring masses are but the very MUD
STILLS Of society, and no Democratic voice
in the Senate was raised in rebuke. saT
KEEP TT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE-That the Charleston Cour
ier, the organ Of the Southern Democ-
racy, says that the principle of southern
institutions does not necessarily confne
slavery to the black race; but that it is
the natural condition of all laboring mon.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE-That thoir orators in Con-
gress, and their organs all over the South,
have repeatedly declared that the better
class of society at the north, were but
GREASY mechanics and close, listed farm
ers, and had not polish enough to make
them tit associates for Southern gentle
mans body servant" and no democratic
speaker or press has yet dared to dispute
it, or hurl back the falsehood in the faces
of their southern masters.
KEEP TT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE-That the N. Y. Dag Book
the organ Of the party in the great city of
New York, says that the man who denies
the moral right Of slavery or is opposed
to its spread all over the United States,
has no claim to be called Democrat.
And the same paper recommends that
law be passed by the State of New York,
that the labooring IRISH, GERMANS,
and poor AMERICANS be sold to the
highest bidder-they and their children
the bidder giving security that they
should never become public charge.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27
AND THIS rs MODERN
ID e Nj &C r a "!
--Sillaoater Messenger.
A Straight Ticket.

A straight ticket has kind of moral
beauty in it. We like to see them. Rlv-
err Falls is expected to show such a ticket
next Tuesday. We hope the other towns
in the county will do likewise.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

mer,can continent. Every vote cast for
the candidates of the Republican party,
is vote for human Freedom. Every
vote cast for the candidates Of the Demo-
cratic party, disguise it as you may, is a
vote for Human Slavery. Let every man
do bis duty at the polls, and the battle
for Liberty will be won in Wisconsin, at
the next election.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

-Resozved, further, That we are unqual-
ifedly opposed to the acquisition of any
more territory except upon the condition
and express stipulation that there shall
never be therein slavery or involuntarily
servitude, except fer the punishment fof>
crime whereof the party shall have been
duly Convicted. d. IA
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

--Beecher's congregation are propos-
ing the building of a new church edifce,
at cost ofs1o0O0O, to hold six thousand
persons,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

-Bayard Taylor has become the hap
Ply father of a daughter, born in Ger
many, early in August,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27
GREENWOOD HOUSE.
III. H. BYINGTON, PrOp,r.

UNHE GREENWOOD HOUSE has Just
4 been newly furnished in the latest and
best style. The proprietor fatters himsslf that
by strict attention to the wants of his guests.
he can make their abode with him pleasant and
agreeable.
Pleasure Parties 5r
viii find this House an agreeable resort Tbs 2
Natural Scenery of the Kinnickinnic River
in the vicinity, is as fine as any in. the N orth.
Vest. The streams abound with Speckled
Trout. and afford the best amusement to the
lovers OF the angling art Fishing tackhng.
always on hand. ~. +" A
The proprietor respectfully invites his friends
seeking either pleasure OF profit to give him q
call 5-feq yresf
Commodious Stables are connected With
the House. s8 sjs h9i3!'4'.'
BeARD.-one Dollar Per Day. Three
and half Dollars per Week. s,gs-r
Riyel + Wis, July 14th, 1853. Az
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27
THE JOURNAL.
Lutte A. TAYLOR, Editor.
River Falls, Pierce County. Wisconsin.
lvyednesday,0e ~, 1853.


-AdsHtlsing DIS must be pad quar-
erfy, IN advance. as4~ass ,s,rl ,e,sa5a +a4ee
a. Is. We would request all our friends in this
and adjacent towns TO aid us in giving interest
50 our paper, by furnishing us with items of
local news, articles on any of the Industrial
interests OF the community, or of literary
character. -, Easfs 80. -
No communication will be inserted unless
accompanied by the real name Of the writer,
netnecessarily for publication, but as guar
antyi of the writers good faith e9 9te
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-27

That the great body Of the Democratic
party in the United States, contend that
Slavery is the corner stone Of our Repub-
lican Government.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

the l-2 and the So - Of sectInaae 10 H. D.,.
section IL: the NJ IL Of II the ~ II ~: r.
Of p sections ~ 10 36 Incluaive the 1g ana 49,, 80
"a Of u; the NE - Of -: the E3 II IA; md
rs Of townap eleven ard ffHe,Oaf township IWriS =.
range fourteen. "
township twelve, OF range thiEesf
Townships eight, nine, ten, sHd eleven, and Trac,lo
township twelve, Of range Twelve.
ToWnnhlDe seven ettht, niue, Gbd ten Of FAnUe ...
Townships sfSehi eight and nine, 0f range ten WV"
Townships sefen, eight and nine, Of range mine
Townships si1 svvrn eight, and nne, Of range rIRL,
Townships sif seten, eight and nine, ~ range seven
Townships slH setrn, eight aud niue. Of range Iix
Townships eight hihe, and tenSOf range 1--WE.
Townships eight nlhe, ana TIN, Of range four.
Townships eight hine, ten, and eleven, Of range thrrs
Townships nine, ten, and eleven. o! range tWO.
Lambs appropriated By law fur the If PChOOiS
~ ard other purposes those covered by confirmed
private land eias, toGetheT With The swamp and Owe,
huWrd apds, viii be EXCEEDED from the sales
40 Mnttnl Lands, :" " tracts containing min...t
deposits, ere 10 " offered ~ the public HaIep such
lands being hgeot eApesy excepted and excluded r"
sale or other dprOea bursuapt 10 the requirement. ~
the Act Of Congress sppT6ked March g. 1 entitled "Hr
act TO provide fCg the survey Of The public as In
fOrniA the granting Of RESUMPTION rights therein aud Tor
O'T1s r.. oITSS 9th. abov. land. wn he commenced a.,
the days appointed, end proceed 10 the order Which
they are advertised ua the whole sha been offered
and the sales tus 0soOed but sale phal he kepa omen
longer than two weeks, aud private entry " an
Of the lands yin be admitted until after the expiration y
the two weeks
Given under ny hand, At the city Of washngton, ,A.s
NNh day Of June Ammo DOmini thousand right hun.
dred and Ahy-elEht JAMES BUCHANAN
! lIy the President:
Jos Z. wIIAON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
DIR. CHARLES II. TOZER'S
Private Medical Card.

ETRANGEGS tiiiinE sacIAmrnio vil bar that m
~ TOLEES lNiIkMARl 10 on 6ih ct briu,tn } aud X
-trrets. Sacramento.
Tic great sHcCrss and many radical rurc- made BY Dr
TUa~T pnce his e"mnt Mt in this uhiCh hun
dTcdS testify. induce. him to inform tos~ AI te,
sithany private complaints. cHh.,AK uiI
Ia l- veil aud Thoroughly cured Ul h. to their imeTes
ami urlfaTe :" tall On lin. Who for the LAST Ave
has given his entVt sentionIo Private CenPlsia
and I" all III dtsrssts 81 private nature acute and
'hF"", snrh A. S!PIlis, Secondary SRL hutionst
Anections tanorThra and ~ tRia WeRkhe,s Gleet an,
EtuTes and ell dIs-aSrs Of the g~nrrsvr and urinaTV
''h la male and kmalr such rrOlapsus Iuor
AIl'u.. liy s,~ris. Ac.
rairns can h~ assnr-A that their complaints un net
lee amT~d Ni;h but treated us'n SITi, -ihr psinti-
pies. Private Complaints rrAhrSrd ~ = fee dave new
rasrs c1rrd In rh"rt time. without mercury
lie can br consulted his "ce at all smrS the day
from In the morning until Ia the evening All In sG,
'ion can md Ia him uo and .ynrahils With
and beFrnd them when In tFsuheOnt In whose ssTvksV
the utmost confidence h. placed. t"Me all uLO are
aik'rd and IN trouble, and te relic we'd and cured
Apartments TriVs'-y arranged 80 to preclude the
possibility VI Exposure.
I~''er' enclosing u" ~ prompt attention viii
best advice and Instruction. 4 u. TOZER, ". ~.
9Th street bela zen J and X
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sU M M ON S.

STATE OF C\lf0INlA.t IL ihr District Court Of Tho
County If III Dorado. Illtn Judicial Distract.
MARY PHILLIPS, Irn, w. RICHARD PHILLIPS pc'';.
Action brought in the pl-t lei toyrt o. I'M .aii,I
District, aud the Complaint liz in the toIiy ~ ~ ~.
RADIO. in the ol' 4 Tie Clerk III ,, p,i3, Court IN
90 aud fur said County and state
The People 81 the state "i California - RICHARD
PHILLIPS. Greeting:
\v0t are hereby re'lnirclo appear in az ac,"nhr"':t
i against you by The ilnVr framed Pliiu,N N Ne b..
rict Court Of III Ilth Julcja hi>ct, in and iur tie
County Of Fl Dorado, and to the compliant l.l
therein "a copy uf which accompanies this summons
within ten days exclusive oi thu day Il" srrNcr n''rr the
service on yOu IT thiS SuuIru,-f served within tn.
county; II served ut ~! Ibis oni'y hat w' His Ju 4.
ria District. within twenty days; il served =! said
district Then within f"riy day judgment by default
will h. taken against y"u
The said action l. brought :" oh'nn Decree ~ Dvnrr,
and for the Custody Of the Children from your
marriage with Plaintiff and that portion ut the common
property he set apart I" SAID Plaintiff and IIlIm, nj ur
Costs; AMI VAN fail to appear and answer the said
pain above rrIiir, H. the said Clan,il l. take li,-
rn against yoI Tor the sad relief AMI Gusts, accur!l.
to the prayer If sale, complaint.
By order Of lanes Johnson, County Judge.
- Given under my hand with the seal "f said
:, Court affixed, at office in the City of PAc,rvillr
! Ihi, l:hh day uf July, in the Year ~ our Lord
Ouc Thousand Eight Hundred AMI Fifty Eight.
\. u. WAIDRuN Cl,rN.
eandcrson 4 Newell, Att'ys for IlantiI. ll9.':ml
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SU M M ON s .

STATE or CALlFORNIA,l In The District Court Of the
County Of II Dorado. llth JUDICIAL District;
COrIIstN SImO"S. Pi'T, vs.. George SImoMs,
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court II the 18th Judicial
District aud the Complaint filed in the County VI II bora
do, IN the Office NJ the CLERK of said district Court anl
for said County and State.
Tie People Of the State of California; StND GREETING
To GEORGE SlM0NS:
VOC hereby required I" appear in action hrot
Il against yen by III" above named Plaintiff in the bis.
tTict Court II the lth judicial District in and for the
County AZ II Dorado" and I" answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy IT which accompanies this
within days exclusive =" the day II Scrvcl after the
service you nf this Sumulun>-if served within this
county II served out Of this county, hut within this Judi
cia District within twenty days II served of said
Dsirict then within forty daysor Judgment by default
will he taken against you
The said action is brought Ia obtain decree Of divorce
from the bonds of marimony heretofore existing between
you and Plaintiff and for n action, Plaintiff char.
gcs wlfu dcSrrtnn: Aud if y"u fail to appear aud an.
the said complaint above required the said Plain.
till will take Judgment against for said relief aud ccsts
according to the prayer II said complaint.
Given under my hand with the seal If said Court
H. Affixed office in the city 81 Pacrrvllc this 18th
day II JUNE. in the year Of larl one thuus and
eight hundred and tifty-eglt.
4. y. WALDRON, Clerk.
Tiles II. IIEwi$. FITS Atty. nvl9iml
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SUMMONS.


STATE or CAIIl'OENIA,I In justice, t"ui, Pla-
County Of IL Dorado. NrrTillr Township.
The People Of the state Of California, to S\ML TllE
Greeting:
XvOC are hereby summoned Ia appear before me- at
NV office IN Placer, Ili Tow nsnp Of ia" county III
II Dorado On the 9Th day of December 1879 1T ~ o.
clock A. ii. to answer unto the complaint of y e. Per
rim who sues the sum OF On" Hundred and
Twenty. Eight and 6Ilm Dnlits, with 90 per cent. per
month THEREON from date until paid, upon note
uf hand drawn by You IN favor uf William Reynolds and
endorsed IL said Perrin in thr words and figures fol
lowing to wit; Tor value received promise To- pay
William Reynolds nr bearer, une day i"m date, "nt
hundred and twenty eight dollars and >N! four cents
with two and unc-haf per cent interest PER m"tl--
Morr's Flat, Feb 18th, ISE. SAUL. Tyler, hen
Judgment will Dr. taken against YOU Er thu said amount
together with costs and damage, If YOU fail to appeal
and answer.
To TmE SnERFF on ANY CoNSTARLE az SNrn C"rN
TN-Crcetng; Max" legal Srrvi"r andtw return here
Of.
Given under my hand tins 30th day If August, \. d.
l6iS. WM. e.. DAVIS,
Justice II the Peace in and for said Township.
fspptI '.;inl
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S u NJ NJ 0 N S =.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court q
County Of II Dorado. The llth Judicial Distrr
Asennth Il. Taylor, Plaintiff, vs.. lliIlIarGl
u. TnJ Tor, Defendant.


AsenMth Il. Taylor, Plaintiff, VS.. lIiIlIarGI
u. Tiny Tor, Defendant.
Action brought in tn" District Court Of the lth Judi
rial District and tn" Complaint filed ia the County nf
III DuradU in the oflir ri the thrk Uf said District
Court in md for said County and state.
The People Of the State Of California, To NlILlAHD
II. TAYLOR, tirrrtins -.
XVOU are required To- appear in an action brought
i against YOU by tn" above named Plaintiff III the
District Court Of tn" th Judicial District, III aud for
the county Of vi Dorado and To answer the comp plant
filed therein "a copy Of which accompanies this sum
hons) within ten daNS exclusive of I'll" day IT rrrNrcl
after the service yuu of this sumlnnIs-if served
within this county; If served ont Uf this county, but
within this Judicial District within twrnt! day or ii
-rrI" nut IT said district, then within rtN day or
Judgment by default will he TAKEN against Huu.
The said actnn j. brought oohtan decree and udg
inrit that the marriage between you AMI Plaintiff may
h. dissolved AMI divorce d,crrrd arrur,,iis the
statute in surh mar aud rruyiiS. and uthrr and
further relief and rt>t> of suit, PRAYED for IN Plain
aud answer the said complaint abby" required, the
said Plaintiff will takr Judgment against for said
Judgment, decree relief, &r., and rnsts according ~
the prayer Of said complaint.
~ Given under my hand with the seal If said
I, lCnirt affixed nj office IN tn, ny If Placer
!" - INilr, this Ifth dan of august IN N" wear "i
eur l.urd uln- thousand -rIghi-huldrcd and
hnI eight. \. u. WALnEON, l,ih,
BY O,,nr> SIT ms, DrImi, lrrk.
". II. Drumirld, Pm, Attorney aIs' jml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

A man in Ohio recently cut down null.
berry tree, and on splitting it open f"nml in
the heart Of it black snake, over six feet
Mng, The wood was sound where the snake
was living, and there was not room enough in
The esvitT for him to turn round. From the
growth Of the timber, it is supposed that the
snake must have been there fifteen years.
he was blind and had no use Vi himself cX
-Copt his head
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To All Whom it May Concern,

STATE or CALIFORNIA, iSs
County Of III Durddu. I'
JOSEPH DEM, being by me ii rst duly sworn accord
- ing Ia law, that certain Note uf Hand eve
curd hy H. H. Exams I" him and dated the 18th DAY of
February, lH, has either been mislaid. hist stolen,
and that he cannot find the sanr,-that he has not
sold, assigned nor transferred the any onr:-
Said mote ,ug fer the sim If Seven Hundred Dollars
payable twclv" months from the date thereof, and iaT
ing interest al the rat" Of fifteen dollars per month,
and that he has this day received payment III full there
VI. JOSEPH DENY.
~ - Sworn 10 and subscribed before n,c, this
I 7 second day Of August, \. -. lS'N.
I NJ. h. SIlEARER,
~ (augi Gw Recorder for III Dorado Co.
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READ AND REFLEcT.

Il ~ NOHhlstE tV1ERC CARU IO THE AFFLICIkU'
~ W CALIEOkNIA.-1n approaching any new courpe
Of systematic inquiry there certain points coneernng
which the inquirer shOabd always be careful to satisfy him
self lie ShCd comprehend distinctly what the subject Of
inquiry IS-llealth and Diseases.
II We form and d. In our minds clear coucepaOn Of
the state o. Health, We shall have difficulty under
standing vas meah By Disease Hat beyond though
Sse oecss 81 Of the human body
you IN sucA plain terms that yOa cannot be mistaken and
VII know whsFe 70 Apply fUF relief
use the Word disease generaly, and before speak Of
ne SSnsoI particular dssases WI be proper to take
amioeed With deeAse, which causes . weakness Of tie
back and lbs, pain In The heAA dmness Of eight lOaT
Of mascnlaF power, palnatiOa 81 he heart, ETaAy..
nervousness aygpepa degangsmeat 81 the digestive faDc
tIOAs general deAly, symptoms Of cOnsanpsIon, and
many 0ahs Whirh are bsttsF explained than pu on pa
par and rs9sre Medeal o. Surgical attenance IL WOu
b veil Sor tAe@ 70 nqre II there physician who s-
COmPsent 70 attend em and who understands The appl
oAAioA II meAcns, and wh0ss Scientific Atanmens n
profession, and whose age and experience cattle him
your conaaence Considering these THINGS Dr. OhAs 10.
,stnH BE paee Of essnsss. stating that he has beea
cesesai pracstsonsS tOr over byeaEs, and has
Attended and Cured EundtOdb,
when they have been considered By oAsr physicians and
have been pronounced By then past EecoveE1 Therefore
You may rely upon him one Ia WA0m eoeresy End the
utmost eOnA4saoe may b placed.
d. T. ~ T. would invite ell that are aficte6 toceA on
him, and be does not admnlsfeF for them, tAefe Will BE-
no eharge made Lt ~ Alss ddcasy pssSeat yea, but
apply tmmedateN and save yourself fEUm the dreadful
consenenOs VOA mus fellow those WHO neglect 70 re-
NJ O. o. fGSsrh eAss b On I'll sGrssa, usAs TIE Bell
VideFs Hetej between and streets. He 90
arranged RAt the Doctor b consulted Without the
fear Of melestaAson.
~ OGss hougs, from Gin the mOsnlnR until In The
evening. CHAs. n. TOzgR, u. D.,
81 street., between 1Nad Z, Sacramento.
January 1st, IeOe-[nI
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CiASCE. FOR AN EpIroR-The Petersburg
KteIliQeneer wants an assistant editor, and
agyHAS- must be "a gentleman constructed
mainly Of wrought iron, having metallic
skin, embossed with fcrruginous warts, and
stnniaeh adapted to tho digestion of blazing
hghtwood knots and boiling water--in short,
. steam man. Such a gentleman, or any per-
son DESTROYS of anticipating the pleasures of
Hades below, can find congenial employment
At this Office until frost
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Two honestofarmcrs, in riding along togcth-
o, encountered large number of clcrgymcn
and ono of them said to the other, "Whcrc
be all these parsons coming from" To this
his friend replied "thcy have been at visit
alton" The other, no wiser than before,
SAYS. "what is a visitation :" and the answer
was, why, it's where all the parsons goes
once year and swops their sermons" His
friend, on being thus enlightened quietly re-
marked, "dang it, but our chap maun get the
worst on It every time.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In JIscir's Court. Mountain
III Dgral" County. 'T'wn-hp.
NJ :. COLCORD W. JAMES STAPLES.
r appearing by affidavit I" aii>I"tnn that AFTER
due lligt the above nauch defendant cannot be
found, and II nlAo appearing in lk' hammer that cause
Of action EXISTS again>, the defendant in 'tur ~ said
plaintiff. II j. ordered thai the summons herein h" served
hy publication" NJ the siri in III" newspaper ul' she'd in
Placer, r in said county. called Tho l>tN\ nMnl,Nr,
week rr three ih"ntS: that said publ" alton
irurr the lst day -; Ju'y A. u l>'> aud ,d the
:aMh day Vt 'Ctohcr Nh i~~ which last uCut0I,ci
day the service 0f said summon, will hr complete.
The People u the State "f California To- JAMES STAPLES.
Greeting:
YOI' are hereby -,iurl"n :" h" and arr"Hr 'nrr
Mt my office in Irzzly Fiat, Muitain T"Wrs' T. RI Dora
n county CALIFORNIA; II !uh day 90: Novrhrr, A. II.
ISIS at nclnrk \. NJ !" uu'" tie t ~ "t
NJ : C"rurl. Win to rrc,iltr tn ':.ut wu hundred
and fry.twU ul' DllrrS. luiu"'r lnl inter- upUu
certain joint anil several r"'r->rN note Hr lie sum e
tw" hundred dollars. hrnriu. dat" August 81 \ H. l>,',,
and interest t rate Of two per cent. per month"; rayH.
lie day after date I" VI C"c"rd l".Srrr, aud
signed James Staples, Henry liza Th"lr- Caystil'.
when Judgment will lie taken against you for NJ >a,,
an"uni together with r",i, ,.r. lnn: :. YET, tl tnal.
pear aud answer
Given under my hand this :ii' day 81 Ihv. A. n. l>
JOHN FEiSlEE
T2h.hn lus',"' 81 ttr Pc,,'.
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Constable's Sale.

DN virtue nf two executions To directed, Issued
uut If the Justices Court Hf john Bush, u Juntic"
If til" Peace in and for larCrNr Tow n>hip, county Of
III Dorado and state "f California. upon Judgments rem
dtrcd therein the lith day Of August IN'HOnr in
favor Of T.. Willie! and against V. H. Stevenson and J..
m tw'k for the sum Of sixty blOb dollars, debt,
aninctccn M IN dollars, ru>t~ Of suit together With
accruing and favor Of L. illcX and against
" II. StrVrI>un, L.. tu"k, :. Buck and u. Icacrk,
fur the sum Of sixteen dollars debt, and fourteen 2jl
dollars, r"St> III suit, AMI ac"ruin cost have levied
upon and seized and will cNpnsc for sale at public
"n, Ia the highest bidder, ut the door Of the Court
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
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Every rson entitled to the right Of pre- eruption to anJ
Of tie lands ylthn the ewPshIss and pariS Of YwnShH
satisfaction ofthe register and Receiver q NE brpeT
ONCE, ara make payment therefor prIctesbls
amer seeing this notice, and before the day appointed i
the II the public ase NJ the lands embra
cling the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be for
friled. JOs. g. W1ISOH,
Acting Commissioner NJ the General Land Once.
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