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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-02
SHERTFF'S SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bos-
~ sier. Ia the District Court No.
1894 T0hn j. Gregg vs.. Wilson Pom
roy e Co. By virtue Of a writ Of fiera
facias ISSUED out of the Honorable the
District Cuuxt of the Perish Of Bos-
sier, in the above entitled suit to me
directed, / have seized and win pro-
ceed TO sell. II public action, at the
Court house door in the town Of Belle
we, Parish Of Bossier. ON the first
SATURDAY, tad 1st day Of October,
A. d., 1859, between the hours Of Ii
o'clock 4. 4. and 4 p. n, the following
described property. to-wit: MARTHA
a negro woman 81 yellow complexion
aged about % years slave for life
Seized as the PROPERTY Of John j.
Gregg, ard to Be sold to pay ans
satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit.
Terms Dc .Sale-CsA With beneh
Of appraisement.
Z. f. STEEEE, Sheriff.
BY G.. G. NoixnrL. deputy
Bellevue, August 1zta, 1859. @lI
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himself in a Dutch garrett. Homer
ang bis own ballads. Virgil was SO
fond Of salt that he seldom went with
out box-ful in bis pocket. Addison
who is acknowledged to have been one
Of the most elegant writers that ever
lived, was awkwardly stupid ia CONVEX
sation. Handel was such g miseF that
be was frequently known p wear q
shirt a month to save the expense of
washing. Il il sad that Dryden was
always cupped and physicked previous
to q grand effort at tragedy. he was
a firm believer in astrology. It is said
that Pitt required great deal Of sleep
seldom being able to do with less than
ten or eleven hours. Butler did not
become an author until be was fifty
years old. Richardson, author Of @Pa-
melia," etc, did not begin to write till
vas almost fifty years Of age. Robert
Ferguson died in an insane asylum.
The wife of Beattie, the poet. became
insane and was confined in an asylum
for some years The first wife O
4 3
Southsy died insane. Chatterton put
a period 10 his own life at the age O
eighteen. Coleridge was for many
years addicted To the use Of opium
Sir William Jones was the master q
Of twenty-eight languages. The father
of Henry Kirke White was butcher
as was also that Of Cardinal Wolsey
and the poet Akenside. White va
| apprenticed to a stocking weaver
Montgomery, at the age Of fourteen, L
a shopkeeper. Grabbe was the son Q
a salt-naster, orcollector Of salt duties
Coleridge was the son of . vicar
Samuel Rogers was banker by pro
fession. The father Of Charles Lan1l
was a servant and friend TO one Of tn,
bachelors Of the Inner Temple. Camp
bell was born in the sixty-seventh yea
Of his fathers age, and was the young
est Of ten children. Keats was bori
lin a livery stable, and was apprentices
at fifteen to surgeon. oanoya va
the son Of an old quarryman, and orig
finally a laborer.
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lSTR4Y SIZE.

TJ strAyed before v. Walker, j p.
IL BY Bethel Smith on the 9th day
Of Juno 649, and will be sold On tho
3Ist day pf December 1858, before the
court house door in the town of Belize
vue, for cash. the following described
animal, to-wit: a dark bay MARE
MUIE about three years old. about IA
hands high branded OH the left Shout
der With the letter r and u iii the letter
Don right shoulder has the mark Of
gear on the shoulder and hack. yalued
at one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner Of said mule il requested to
come forward prove property, pay
charges, &c.
w, II. HILL, Stray master.
July1, 1859. ylnI6m
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sTRA.Y SIZE.

Tsstrayed before the undareigned,
Il authority, on the 10Th day of
August 1859, By Col Elijah Hudson,
and viii be sold before the Court house
door, in the town Of Bellevue on 81 r.
URDAY, the Oath day Of February,
1860, for cash, a Musfans. MARE
MULE, Of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail allowed fte years old i
branded with a Spanish brand, and APP
praised at twenty-five dollars. The
owner Of said mule Is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c. w. IL. HILL,
vln9-6ms Stray Master.
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az Longfellow, in his sHiawatha, z
thus elueidates upon the tendency Of
young women to run away from home
witt fhe " fellers."
Thus it is our daughters leave US,
Those we love aud those who love us /;
Just when they have learned to help US,
Comes a youth with Haunting feathers,
With his flute of reeds stranger,
Wanders piping through the village,
Becllons to the fairest maiden,
And she fellows where he leads her,
Leaving all things for the stranger
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q tate of Louisiana, Parish Of.
- Rossiel. BY virtue Of a writ of
sale TO me directed from the Honorable
the District Court, in and for said
Parish and State, I Will offer
FOR sale to the last and highest bidder
at Bellevue on M0NDAY the 18th day
of September next, 1853 Al likely
NEGRO MAN, JoHN, aged about "A
years belongidg the succession d
John j Davis, deceased.
Terms of Sale-A credit until the
first of January next, purchaser te
give note with approved security and
special mortgahe, importing confession
Of Judgment.
LOUISA DAVIS,
Aug. 6th, 1e59-n7 SO Eixecutrix
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SUCCESSION NOTICE

SaccesstOa Of James Shan, deceased.
Totiee is hereby given that James
~ ;. Shaw, has this day fled ia the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the Parish Of BossieF, his petition
praying to be appointed administrator
Of the succession of James Shaw, de-
ceased, late Of said Parish and State.
Now this is to notify allpersons con
cerned, that if opposition IS not made
thereto ID ten days from the publication
of this notice, the said petitioner win
appointed administrator as prayed for.
Given under my hand and senl Of
ONCE Of Bellevue, this 18th day Of
August, 1859.
a. a. ABNEY.
ne-2ts-$5 Clerk.
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~ Runaway, strayed, lost or stolen,
eyaporated Or Kidnapped two likely,
respe ctable and intelligent young men,
late Of Shreveport, and known by the
firm Of FRANKLIN 8 FIT'zPA1t
RICK, surveyors and civil engineers.
And better known as EDGAR j.
FRANKLIN and d. T. FITzPAT-
RICK. Said gentlemen left shreve-
port, We understand, for Natchitoches,
and at the same time taking good care
to leave indebted to us the small sum
eight dollars, for advertising. We
sent our bill to them for pay, before
they left, but they preferred swindling
us out of our just dues--hence this
" free notice Of their yaulting am
bilious procliyities.
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DID ES (.
For District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce Al.
B. GEORGE. Esq, as aeandidate for
the Office of District Attorney, for the
18th judicial District, composed Of the
Parises of Claiborne, Booster and
Bienyille.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN q. ALLEN as a candidate for
the office ofSherif, at the approaching
election in November next.
We are authorized to announce
CHARLES G.. HOWELL as an in
dependent candidate for. the Office Of
Sheriff, at the approaching election in
November next.
We are authorized to announce
PHIL0 ALDEN as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the next approach
ing election.
We are authorized to annoance
RUSSELL JONES as candidate fol
the Office Of Sheriff, at the approaching
November election.
Wear authorized to announce D.
B. DOYLE as a candidate for Sheriff
Mt the next ensuing election.
For Clerk.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN n. WEST as a candidate fol
the office Of Clerk Of the District cour
in Bossier, at the approaching election
We aIe authorized to announce A. "A
ABNEY as a candidate for the Office o
Clerk ofsthe District Court, ct tn,
next approaching election.
For Assessor.
We are authorized to announce ia
INABNETT as candidate for tn,
Office of Assessor, at the approaching
election.
Mr.. EDIToRP Please announce tn
name of N. r. BLACKWELL as
candidate for the Office Of Assessor d
the ensuing election. MANY VoTER
We are authorized to announce
MARION DOYLE as candidate 70
the Office of Assessor at tho ensain.
election,
We are authorized TO announce b. S
EDWARDS as candidate for tn
Office Of Assessor at the ensuing cleo
tion.
i We are authorized to announce w
| s. STROUD, as candidate for til
Office Of Assessor, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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SUCCESSION MOTION.

Gtats of Loslisiana, Parish of Bos-
- sier. 18th District Court. Notice
IS hereby given that Elias 0'Neal has
this day fled In the Clerks Office his
petition praying to appointed admins
traitor Of the succession Of Isaac Lay,
deceased, late of said Perish and State.
Nor, therefore, If opposition is not
made thereto within ten days from pub
Iicatisn Of this notice, the said 0neal
viii be confirmed administrator as
prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal d
office at bellevue this 22nd August
3. d. 1859. a. A. ABNEY,
nssts$3 Clerk
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SUCCESS ON NOTICE.

~
GState Of Louisiana. Parish of Bos-
- sier' 18th Districs court Notice
is hereby given that Godeay Martin,
admin strator Of the succession Of
Alfred Martin, deceased has flsis day
fled ii the Clerks Office, bis final s.e-
count as administrator aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to udmonis Sd
al persons concerned, that If oppose
ton is not made thereto within the
time prescribed By law, the said ac-
count win be hcnlolognted and made
the Judgment Of the couri.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office Of Bellevue, this oath day Of
August, B. D., 1859.
THOMAS n. BRBDEN,
n9-5t-S6 Deputy Dlerk,
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CopYING THE BLor's Mother
who of all the big boys should you
like for me TO pattern 2 asked little
boy who was looking for q good exam.
pie.
Who should you think 70 asked
his neither, /" you know the big boys
better than ] do"
The little boy thought. Then lie
said, ssThere's Dan Parker, be smokes,
there's Bill Parker, be swears; Tom
Jones he's got q horrid temper Sam
jay, he sprees il; Jim Wood, he
hates study Gus Tying, he tells
wheppers. Mother, there isn't onethat
e 1 copy, IahouIdn't copy q blot from. I
Oh, how the ugly blots IN oul
character stand out. Well, sale
hts mother, there is one perfect pat
tern. z W no 7 asked the boy eager
Ily should love TO know him.
If The Son of God answered she
who did no sin, neither was gull
round his mouth who left US an ex
ample that ne should follow his steps.
1lren, God knew you woull
to copy from. Yei
eeula nas because he is
Spirit sherefoFs. His Son Y
become child III IBIS 50. sho'
YOn the pattern Of Heavenly boy
and he wished you to begin when
child to grow into his likeness I
his character there was no blot to copy
] He is pure,
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G tate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bos-
- sier. In the District Court No.
1898. John q. Gregg rs. VIM. NJ !.
Burns ct al. BY virtue Of writ Of
feri facias issued out of the Honor
able the District Court of the Parish
of Booster, in the above entitled suit
an to me directed, have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Court house door in the town of
Bellev1,e, Parish of Bossier, on the
FIRST SATURDAY, the 1st day Of
0ctober, A. d., 1859, between the hours
Of il O'clock Al. ii. and 4 r. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit :
MARTHA, d negro woman, Of yellow
complexion, aged about % years. q
slave for life.
Seized as the property Of John J,
Gregg, and to BE- sold TO pay and salts
fy the writ issu a IN the above entitled
suit.
sras Of Sale Cash, with beneil
81 aisemeait.
E. E. STEELE, Sheriff.
G. G. NOVEL;, Deputy
Bellevue, August 18th, 1859. $I1.
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Ansi.spasmealc.
INrRIEE, TING eACrs.

--4-----s
Raphael aad Luther we're both born
IN the year ass. Spencer was born
nl55a. sialValtsr ,nd Hooker wera
born within J few IrnOoslss d spencer.
Shakespeare and Calico we're both
born in 1894 shA year ID ubich Luther
and Calvin apd Roger Aseham died
Calico wasbern the daY Michael An
gelo died, ana died Che day Newton
was born. NV on ualh one Of his
experiments q tie aga ii sixteen, On
September sra, 1868, ths day Of the
great storm when Cromwell died
Cromwell was born in 1895, he year
IN which Spelcef died. Iseak Walton
Newton ana '1aslo, al aisd in 1905.
Milton, Claeeadoa, and Elller, were
al born ia 1908. The Gpo former
died in the aasDe year, 1884 and the
Il
year in which .ssts was born Shake
speare and Pocahonsss did in tbs
same yaar, 1916. Babyan was born
in 1924, the year 10 vhiSh Decker
died, and died IN 1885, Tie year Pops
was born, mydan waa bora In 1881
Calico Gaite AID Boyle, al died IN
I le42. Dusnet, the hissoEian, was born
in 1913. tho sea. il rllish Hampdea
died Rollin n Fulh el he real
Dsfoe vas Aori 1864, Swift Ras
born % 1861, th. yesF areEay Tailor
died. Locke aidI Sir Christopher
Wen were beth born III 1852. Bol.
inbroke and ADDISON were both bonl
in 1912, tvo seag h before Aillon diell
10 l7ls, to ye,f Shrne vas born,
Lesbaitz died III lEl6, tI.s sear Gar
rick and Cray ware bern Pam diei
! 10 IT'S. tho Yea puignaa aid Brain
sd we're born covpsr was born Ii
1l Goldsmith wac torp ID I72t
Che al sIIIaI a
bon, Stroll Ias I'LL "a
we're III Iii lf2l Glillbon 81
Akenside both d "a ID lp, Ehs sam
year VVithsrssosn dad. Waita al
Thomson died ID s7Ae. Va.hsisa ali
Pitsia I77s. Christopher Wren, i
ira, the ysas r:isatly and Coleridg
we're born. deoge Washington, Ps
trick Henry, sad Howe, al died i
l7o9. Cromwell and Hanpden, wh
were cousins, bosi took passage in
: vessel thst lay ii the Thames, boun
for North Anserisa, Id 1887. The
we're actually pa soard when an ord.
ofcoansil appsasad By which lhe shi
was prohibited from sailing Goss
was d enc time. also. On TO brink
crossing the ocean for Alnssica. {
also vas Robert lsurus.
A scheme uf ansisesraoy IL $50
came nsar bFibgii il soaEheys CoIeridl
Lowell ind Burma / 10 America. Cha
sar vzas tha fsvUS Ii 4KaE insass arraw
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ETThe editor who kissed his sweet
heart, saying, " . Please exchange g is
believed not TO have exceeded the pro-
per Z Liberty Of the press
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a soFT ANswER.You are from the
country, are you not, sir, said a dandy
clerk to an hnmhly dressed Quaker.
who had given him some trouble.
Yes.
Well, here is an essay on the rear
Ing Of calves,
That, said Aminadab. Is be turned
% leave the store, thee had better pre-.
sent that 70 thy mother.
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SUCCENgI0 az zlFO TlICE. .

~ ~ v " - " 49, " = n -
cState Of Louisiana, Parish Of.
~ Bossier. Clerks Office 18th Dis
trict court. Notice is hereby given
that John Houston, administrators Of
the succession Of James Houston,
deceased, has this day filed in the
Clerks Office, his provisional account
and tableau.of debts as administrator
aforesaid. Now, therefore, this is to
admonish all persons concerned, chat
ifopposition is not made thereto within
the time prescribed by Law, the said
account viii be homologated and made
the JUDGMENT Of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal Of
Office, at Bellevue, this this the 9th
day of August, A. d. 1859.
A. Al. ABNEY, Clerk.
- ~ &6
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northera Mdil-Leaves Thursday 6 a.
N. Arrives Friday g. NJ.
Southern Mail--Iseaves Friday s 4. Il
Arrives Saturday 6 r. M.
Eastern Mail--Arrives Daily II 4. NJ.
Leaves 10 n.
WesterR Mdil-Axriyes Daily II A NJ.
Leaves 2 p. NJ.
Walnut HiLl-Leavss Monday 7 4. IL.
Arrives Tuesday I'm.
j. NJ. JONES, r. NJ.
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SALE OF THE l6th SECTIONS.
I'm accordance with an order gaaa,s

Il of the Auditor of Public va
Accounts, Of this State, Twill
sell at public auction, before -,
the court house door, IN the town Of
Bellevue, La, between the hours Of
eleven 0 clock IN, the forenoon and four.
in the afternoon, of MONDAY the
Ord day of October next, that portion
of the sixteenth section Of township
twenty of range twelve, of north
west Louisiana, remaining unsold /;
aud also, at the same time and place,
the sixteenth section of township
twenty, Of range thirteen, Of north-
west Louisiana.
Terms OF 8dse-The land will be
sold in parcels Of not less than forty,
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One tenth part of the purchase
money is to be paid in cash, and the
remainder in nine equals annual in
stallments, bearing interest from day
| of sale at the rate of eight per cent
lper annum, interest payable annually.
I The purchaser is to give his notes for
/ the installmefts, with good personal
security, together with a special mort
gage on the land bought, to secure the
| payment thereof. No bid less than
| the appraisement viii be cried.
BENJAMIN II. FORT,
Parish Treasurer.
August Goth, 1929. n9-6ts
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three vgeshs ARR Marriage.

Ny dearest are you going QUIT
indeed 'tia very ooll,
Let me sweet love, ard@nd Jour neck
This handkerchief aafold.
You know how anxious for your healta
My-own dsar Willisi am /;
One loving kisa before NE part,
Goodbye sweet clesck, good-byes
THREE YlssR AFr1 MARRIAGE
You're going ollt-whs don't you So
] cannot haap the rafA
You souldn' grieye md mighty.
To never come back hgain
Umbrella lden't kndw where tits,
What'll y6a want neatI wonder, Il:
Don't poster me about seur cold
Good gracious go to- Shurder.
Snsi. spasm9aac.
foangstsr, 81 are thaa girl,
Kiss not those lipfs Iao meek
unrufloe Eet he|faiF sock curl,
Upon The maiden sEohaek.
Believe hes quite a aaiat,
Her locks are ell davfne;
Her rosy hue 10 paint
Her foTia is--erinoTiie
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no 1850
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SHERIFF. S SALE.

August Goth, 1929. n9-6i
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-12
Special Election, November 26th, 1859.
OrrIcE OF TIE BoAnn OF SrpERyIsoRs. OLE

OFFIcE OF THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS, OF !
FL Dorado County, Cnl., Nov. I, A. d. 1859.
II is ordered that the following be established AZ
Election Precincts for the Special Election, TO BE-
A. b. 1861; and that all Precincts not hereinafter
named be and the same are hereby abolished tO-wii
LIST OF PRECINCTS.
SALMON FALLS TowxsInP.-Kanaka Flat, Negro
Hill. Salmon Falls. Wild GoOse Flat.
WHIrE OAK TOWNSHIP Clarksvillc, DurOc House,
Jayhawk, Pleasant Grove. Tenne asee Greek, (PhG.
nix House. Vaughns Store.
GRgENwOoD TUwNSHIP. -Ccntcrville. Greenwood
Valley, Maine Bar, Murderer Bar, Spanish Bar,
Spanish Drv Dggngs, Wild Cat Bar.
CoLoMA TowNSTIP. Cold Springs, COlOmu, Gold
Hill. Cniontown. Red Hills, Rock bridge.
MrD SPRINGS TOWNSHIP FL Dorado, Aurum City,
Buckeye Flat, Frcnchtown, Spanish Camp, Missouri
Flat, Duncomb's Store, Kings Store.
GEoRGETOWN TOwNsnIP.-Garden Valley, George.
town Ga,idiS Greek, Bottle Hill, Halfway House
MOUNTAIN TowNsHIr.-Grizzly Flat, Henry's Dig
gings.
PLAcERvILLE TOWNSHIP. -.PacerviIle, LIST ward,
Placervllle I'd ward, Pacerve I'd ward. Upper
Placerville, Lake Valley, Reservoir, SpOrtsInan'
Hall, Smiths Flat. White Rock, Bakeley's Ranch,
Chill Bar, Coon Hollow.
KELSEY TOwNsnIr.-Spanish Flat, KELSEY. Mel
sonvillc, Irish Flat, BFockIss Bridge, Strawberry
Valley.
BIC RAu TOWNSHIP Grey Eagle, (Pat Lyons
House, Volcano Bur, VOlcanOville. Mount Gregory.
COSUNNRS TOwNsHIr.-Brnwnsville, CedarvilIe,
Buzan's Bridge. Coyotevillc, Fairplay, Indian Dig
gingS. Mount Aukum.
MANoSD SpHISGs TOwXsMIP.--Diamond Springs
Newtown, Pleasant Valley, Sly Park House, Tiger
Lily House, Ladies' Valley.
Attest: WM. 4. JANUARY, Clerk.
BY OGDEN SQUIREs, Dep'y Clerk.
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Lake Yalley.-O. N. Taylor, inspector; w. W.
Douglass and 7. II. Laverty, judgcs.--
Maine Dar.-C. D. Wheeler, Inspector; N. T.
Brown aud @. Chambern judges
Missouri Flat John r. MunsOn, inspector; e. T.
Foster and 7. Burns, judges.
Mount Aukum.-JOscph JamisOn, inspector; l..
Stumpf and T. Wilson, judges. - =
Mount GregOry.-Robcrt Mccoy, inspector; Rob.
er knkaid and g. y. Raddin, Judges.
Murderer's Bar-Seba Farnsworth inspector; ].
J. Huse and W. H. Page, judges.
Negro HILL. Campbell, inspector George s..
Ingoa and Chas. Dupris, Judges.
NelsOnvillc.-JOhn s. Webb, inspector; F. G..
Dickinson and q. X. Keller, judges.
Newtown:-J. Spencer, inspector; II. J. KinSer
aud w. 3. Clapp judges.
Placerville, ist Ward.-H. Barker, inspector; D.
c. Humphreys and u. w. Chichester, judges.
Placerville, I'd Wurd.-L. b. HOpkins inspectOr:
james Monroe aud X. 5. Hernandez, judges.
Placerville,. Sd Ward,-John Fountain, Inspector.
ii. Z. Murg0tten aud c. u. Petit, Judges.
Pleasant Grove.-J. W. TObey, inspector; ]. II.
Henry aud II. Robbins, judges.
Z. Wall. and r. Il. Clark, judgcr
Red liills.-W. ii. Hook, inspector; j. Mccoy and
}. w. Kay, judges.
Reservoirs. Martin, Inspector; E. D. Towle and
w. Ii. Clark, judges.
Rock Bridget. W. Bennett, inspector; and j..
Pcarcc aud +. Castillo Judges.
Salmon Falla.-R h. Berry, inspector; D.M.Doyd
and ". u. Cayne, inspectors.
Sly Park HOuse.-C. II. Fuller, inspectors and L.
Spencer and N. y. Dcning, judges
Smiths Flat.-P CrOsley, inspector; J. +. Wal
son and J. n. Taft, judges.
Spanish Bar.-W. Alder, inspector; r. E. Dick
son and VIM. Churchill judges
Spanish Camp.-Thomas Hitchcock, inspector; j.
H. Miller aud E. Adams, judges:
Spanish Dry DigRings.-J. Warden, inspector;
7. d. Fnrgo aud 4. >. COpcly, judges.
Spanish Flat.-H. Mayenbaum, inspector; q. II.
Rolckcy and f. c. Day, Judges.
Sp0TtSmans Hall.-A. Snidcr inspector; E.Spicer
and Henry Scott, judges.
Strawberry Valley. +. Berry, inspector; Jas.
Nason. aud John honeywell. Judges.
Mcclure aud .. Gayhart, judges.
Tiger Lii House,. NJ llaskins, inspector; j..
X. lloga and s. TInglcy, judges.
Uni'Int0wn.-W. Cook, inspector; W. Cromwell
aud q. Patrick, Judges.
Upper Placcrvillc Henderson, inspector; II.
H0ster and ]. W, Foster, judges.
Vamglns StOre.--J S. Upton, inspector; and i.
Brown and Jas. Campbell, judges. --..--...
Volcano Bar.-B. Lyons, inspector; ID. Fairy and
John Davis, judges.
Valcnnovie. james Evans, inspector; +. Gar
-isOlIe and T.. BLker judges.
Wild Cat l'ar.-H. u. Rice, inspector; and ]. II.
Smith und j liz vt, Judges
Wild Goose Fiat.-W. St. John, inspector; ]. IL.
Smith and J. lIuyt, Judges.
White Rock.-A. Briggs, inspector; J. ID. Nun
Fossen aud H. NJ Briggs. judges.
true list Of the officers 81 election appointed by
the Board Of Supervisor 0f Fl Dorado county, for
the Special Election to he holden ON the 18th day
Of November, 800.
Attest: wM. A. JANUARY. Clerk.