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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
ConStahla's Sale.

10y virtue Of Hn execution to rec d. issued on; OF
the court Of James dates. Justice Of the Peace
and Tor the Township OF PAcCrvle County Of II Dorado
and state II CSrna upon iud smet Rendered Their in
the Seventh day of November, A. d. 1850 Ia favor -
NJ. Miller and against Daniel Perkins COR the "f Fifty
three 5ll'W Dollars ID bit and tweuty-ihr,e 81 lnr Dol
lars n suit, ore her with Accruing co>tsI have
lev ed upon md seized and will expose for sale Pubc
Auction, to the highest bidder, in the City OF Placrrvilr
at the Court Housr door,
On the 2Oth Day OF January, A. ID. 1850.
At the hour Of o'clock, NJ. all the right title interest
and claim ~ Tie above named Defendant, and 10 the
following described Property, lying and being IN the lawn
hhip Of PacrNic, County and State aforesaid, to wit
certain Ranch will all the Improvements thereon bounded
AZ follows, to wit Drgnnhg At IA stalk the West Of
Coon Hollow. and on the road lending from Pacrrrr
Diamond Springs, from which IA live uak sturup91 ur
diameter hears North ~ West Is links, marked and =
black oak - inches diameter Sout' 81 West 10 hss,
marked thence Suuhwardy - CHAINS To u stake i,
thence We>twarjly 80 chains to stnkr; thence North
waIdy IS chains TO stake thence kaSw"rlly A clauA
10 a stake thence Sou,htry 10 chains to tue place
bcginn ~.
Given under hand this Path day 81 December, A. u.
1859. ADAM SlMO\TuN.
Ats Coz stable in aud for said Town hip.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
SUMMONS.

StTATE or CALIFORNIA, Cnuty 81 n Dorado. IL
- Justices Court niawrnl Springs Township,
The PEOPLE II the State Of California To JOSEPH POT
TER, hrtruug
voC are hereby Summoned =" appear before me NJ nv
cH,cr IN Diamond springs Tawn>hp, VI thu County uf
~ Dorado, the 9th dry -" january, H. u, l>6o At IL
a., lock 4. NJ, to answer unto the Complaint of j Me
lIiou, file N my office, wherein il is - birth rat
YOU are Justly indebted To MN in The ri ThrN i,r
l6-lM Dollars Tor goods, and mcrchaudsr, IL NoI
sold and delivered, NJ Your special instance and rcGv',
together Nh thu further - Thirteen Dollars, Interest
thereon when judgment will he taken against lot hv
said amount together with costs Of suit L you fail ap-
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable " said County, Greeting
Make legal service and iue return hereof
Given under NY hand this l9h day Of December. A. D.
lsI9. CIlAS, =, IRWIN,
Justice Of the Peace in and for SAID Township.
ma
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
EXECUTION.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Justices Court, Placsville
County Of Fl Dorado. ! Township.
The People IT the State NJ California To the Sheriff or
any Constable, GREETING:
Whereas. Judgment was rendered before me, WM G
DAVIS Justice Of the Peace for Placerve Township. Of
snil County uf III Dorado, on the 10Th day Of Arr, A H.
>5S. ae h.. Thompson and in favor OF j. Lneven!v.m
Tor The SUM Of Twrynne aud 25lO0 Dollars, Damages
Sixteen Dollars, costs OF suit
These therefore To command YOU, That of the
personal property and sufficient personal pcrty
rot BE- found, then oul OF the real property If sad
Thompson levy AMI cause to lie made nv distress aud
SALE the sad amount Of Tweniy-niue and 25 lea Dollars
damages, Sixteen Dollars costs rf suit, together with the
rosS that may acruc and 81 this writ make legal service
AID due return within sixty days ir"m the date hereof
Given under my hand this Sd LAY Il December, \. n.
1872 CIV. STOUT.
Successor in office To Vim. G. Davis.l
Justice Vi The Pence in and for said Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado. J.
y teovenhelm, Plaintiff VS.. T.. Thompson, Defendant
ny virtue OF the above execution issued out of the n
ri q. W. stout Justice Of the Peace successor in Office 70
Win g. Davis,) upon Judgment rendered by said VIII.
G, Davis Oh the 10Th day Ot April A. ISIS and favor
t j. L"uvtnlrlm and against sA T.. Thnnsnil, for the
OF Twenty nine and - lnu Dollars, debit aud
Dollars costs " suit. with acrrung costs, have levied
upon Nil the right title and interes, " said Thompson
and to the following mining grounds, lying and beng stu.
a-d the head AMI the East side Of Chill Ra,
IN Phcervlc Township County Of ~ urno and State II
California, and known the Twin Tunnels also u 10, Of
crrth dirt taken therefrom, aud will expose tie
to sale at Public Auction,
On the I'd day OF January, 1850,
~ satisfy sail execution and Said sale to take
place at oclnck r OF said day at the Court House
Door in Placerv!lle.
IA. GTILENwATER, Constable.
Placervlle Dec. II, lSS9.-j9.ts
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
SIlerin'S sale.

10y virtue order of sale issued otthe Clerks
I'D Ohire Of the Hon. Distric; Court, in and for IL
Dorado County and state Of California, on Judgment
rendered ON the 2nd day If December, \. D. lNi9 IN
favor uf George Parsons, Administrator of til" I>tac
OF j. C. rrodgrr, Deceased Plaintiff and against L. II
y. Jenkins Defendant, for the If Seventeen Hun
drcd and Ninety O0 Dollars With interct thereon nj
the rate of Ten per cent. annm frnn the SAID Sn
day Of December A. u. 1889, together with tac sum u
SIXty-one 1O-O0 Dollars, costs Of suit and accrulns
eUstS save levied upon aud will eXposc to public sar
at the Court House in the City of Plaeervile,1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
-on the a1av dNY or December,

IA. D. 1889, at 10 o'clock A. Nj. all the right, title and
interest said Defendant had the 18th day nf February
:. D. 1885, at time thereafter. in aud to the fol-
lowing described morigayed property, tuMt; certain
piece parcel OF Land situated iug aud being IN the
county and State aforesaid, and adjoining the Village
Of Georgetown the Souhwe est, nj the old
Georgetown Spring, running in Nor,hrrly direction,
with the enclosure crossing the road I" the Of
the fence, which Is the Northeast corner theLce for
~ rods WestwardV with the direction of the fence
frnm thence Southery direction to the top of IN
hill, stake from thence Eastrrly To Dr. T. e. Roy
fence from thence with hs fence, to the place Of be
ginning; containing ten acres more less. together
with all and singular the tenscnts, Entertainments aud
AppurtenAneeS
Sheriff Oi FL Dorado County, Cal.
eherifT Once, PlAesrSille, Dee. 10th, a. ID. 1859.
0.II
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
Administrators Sale.

islrator in pursuance Of order of the Hon Pro-
hate Court for II Dorado County, California, made the
l9lh day oil December, A. D. 1850, will on Monday,
The 10th Day OF January,
D. 1861, nj o'clock r. NJ Of said day, at the Court
House Door o sad County, in thu City nj Pacervlc
pose for snc nj Public Auction. the following Real proper
" belonging the Estate 1t William Mnthnrn Deceased
To- wit All Of the right title Rnd Interest nf said Deceased
aud to 10th and ll!th interest. being and "nrn!f
shaIe " the Deep Channel Cas-" mining claims, tools.
and works, situated at Smiths Fiat, IN sr'd Couty
Board Miners Cabin sunSd said Flat, west "f said
claims and NJ Iuwel'sS cahiu and undivided
fourth nlc est IN small water Ditch leading from Zig
Canon" North OF Plncerville To Log Cabin wine"
Terms cash far water ditch cabin, aud the l2:h inter-
IN said minEg claims, aud osenlf frr the fifth
interest said mining ms balance in four months vi Ii
interest ngonr half per cent. per montSccuIrd
iy mortgage on the premises.
OGDEN Sot'IRES, Admin strator.
Placervlle December 9Uh, A. ID. $50.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
Probate Notice.

CTATE Of CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado. In the
= ri,h,', Court.
|" the nu'irr of the Estate Of NJ Alden Deceased.
All lrr>u> interested are crcy notified hr and ap.
pear before the Court aforesaid o Court Mt the Court
House NJ said County IN the Ci;y ~ PacrrNlc Tues
day, the 81 day nf January a II >,N O'Clock, A.
t. then and there show il any they can why
order should not be made authorizing aud empowering II.
T. Alden, Almuist afr ui SHil Estate, sell hnth the
Read aud Personal property h-lnnginI To sand Estate.
ry order Of Hon JInrS Jolu>nu, Probate Judge.
- WinrSs my hand aud seal If said Court here.
} To AFFIXED, n; ntRc" In the civ II Placervic,
~ . ! this oh day u December, \. u l>'a
NM A. JANUARY Clerk.
seat Ny 06DFS SQrIRES, DEPUTY Clerk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
Petition in Insolvency.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado In the
! County Court
In the matter Of the Petition OF JOHN II. CR0CKER an
InSolvtnt Debtor,
PurSuant To Ter Of Ion James Johnson Judge uf
the C.'st oIrsad, notice is hereby given all vi the
Creditors Of said lnsolvent Debtor John Crucker he
aud appear before the Court aforesaid in open Court at
the Court House Of said County in the cry uf MarrrVt
the 18th day OF January A. l>in at ten n'clnrk A.
w. show canSe II any they why the prayer said
Insevrnt Debtor should not he granted, and gu
mCpt 81 H. fsNtr he ulr and l., J., 4 h1rgri fruu lis
debts and labrs in pursuance at the provisions If the
Statutes such made and provided and Ia the
meantime il i,orlrrc that all Judicial proceedings against
said lnSolvrnt Debtor, he stayed.
- Witness my hand aud seal Of said Court here
7 to afliNcd, at Office in the Ct of Placrrville
! ~ this 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1850.
- WA. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
nv 0GpFN SQrIRFs. Deputy Clerk
Geo. q. Blanchard, ATTY. for r,tiIionrr.-39-5W
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

KEITH'S
Rosemary Hair Invigorator {!
Will prevent the Hair from falling,
Keith's Rosemary
Will remove Danhruff eIrcIualy.
Keith's Rosemary
win cause the Hair 10 Grow.
Keith's Rosemary
VIII prevent thu Hair from turning Grey.
Keith's Rosemary
Will cause the Hair to Curl.
Keith's Rosemary
win Beanfy the Hair, und is the Finest Dressing that
be- used.
Prepared only by T.
p WM KEITIf& co,
Chemists and Apohecarirs l31 Montgomery street San
Francisco.
w -pl' ny ~ Drng,'.' ir caE',rr'r rrI or,sor
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
The 25th Day OF January,

A. D. 1850, at the hour Of oclnck r. Nj all the right Til.
interest aud c'A ~ ~ the above named Defendant in aud
20 the following described Property, lying and being the
Township o Placcrvlc, County and afort said io
wit certain Hume known the Coon Hollow Flumr, he
ginning ~ point on the West side of Coon I'LL aLd
ming III N,lthrrly direction 2O yards to pine log
thence Ia NurheAstery direction loo yards to the point
OF said hill thence IN EastcIy direction through SAID
point about so ieCt striking Coon Hollow Ravine thence
Hp sHid tvtre until connects with the old tUon Hollow
kAvinc flune.
Given under my hand, ills eth lay o. December, A D.
JST9 ADAM SIMO\TON,
II t. Constable IN aud for said Township
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

County Of FL Dorado the llth Judicial District.
u. O. DEVER. Plaintiff.
RICHARD MURPHY, Defendant.
4 IL. whom II may hereby notified that
. the ahu\r entitled action has hren this day com
in"crd To- enforce Mechanics Lien, for the sum of
sP0I. a certain building and hot hruu"in" I" said
defendant, described follows Ia wit: new brick
house story high said brick house l. tw"uty four
feet wide fronting Main street, IN the Village Of
Gcnrgr ,Wn County and State aforesaid, and Is >>tN
feet long attending back, and is twenty fur feet wide
in the and is bounded the Southwest 10y the Ou
Nevada Lot and Oh the Northeast by the Georgetown
L. and is oplmsr Birnrys Clothing Store, the >aur
hvng claimed and owned by said Defendant All per.
claiming holding Mechanic shirus On SAID hul
ing are notified To he and appear in the above Cuti;rd
Count the 2d Monday IN February, u. lSG0. aud
rNh,h then and there the proof Of such Liens or t-
same will he deemed Mail 81. December "2d, 4. T..
1879 u. q. hENER,
il.tl By ;. w. Sandcrson, hls Attorney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
BRICK ! BRICK BRICK!!!

4 LARGE LOT OF BRICK and HAIR,
~ Uur llastrring.( on hand aud for sale low.
In0uirt NJ III. 'd : T. 10y. CHi ll"itc.
:j-!m ENHpNL
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
FOR SALE.

4 STEAM ENGINE AND ALI. THE MACHINERY
~ appcrtainng Ia Quartz Mill, complete. The I'm
giEo j. II horse power ana u,ary new. viii either
sell the whole amy portion, tn suit purchasers For
partcu inquire a; the Nashville Hotel Nashville,
ON the North Fork of the Costumes river, miles
above thejnnction, at Yeoct, Forks Of the Coum-
nes.l A. l.. Chiffon.
tdCc. 25tEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

pARAsOIS AND FANS, large assortment Of the most
i SSOs',fal style. A. A. FEHS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
ConsfahIASs Sale

10y virtue Of an execution directed, issued II
ID the Court Of James Oates Justice o the Peace in
and for the Township Pacervile County Of II Dorado
and State California upon Judgment rendered therein
the i7ih day Of December, A. D. i9 In favor OF aac
Greer RnI against ". H. holloway for the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars, debt aud Forty two 80 lu0 Dollars
centagc Eighteen % loo Dollars Of suit, together
with AccrunR c0ts.-I have levied upon aud seized and
viii expose Tor sale Public Auction to the highest bid
der, the City Of raceryle, in front COu House
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
Billiard Table for Sale.

4 Excellent Billiard table for sale or to Let ON the
"A most reasonable terms. Apply to
81 ~ N"',n'.r .ftj. IS'1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

SPRISG SILKS AND PoPLlNs. ~ endless variety. at
- pIuCliN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
REDUCED PRICES

conform "tlc times Having rrdu' III NV price. more
than So per cent ur, hereafter - 10 st,uil rate
e stahli shmen'> account 81 price.
L. Ia, hem ak u Wlcde'd by all that dur - u" rA,i
SFNtN NfNES lave FAR tNcc,d al o'lrr Nt.t. 10,
California IN tn perfection e" my pictures and there arc
ti.ii..,u. VI ,it,m that they Unsurpassed th"
World.
Our Tt't r-j..Hr .p'- h,,v r't.r h.. "ila;si. aud
th.N are p.or,'"d in ~" >'r Stl'~ to b.. ,lIc,vr
e. aLV taxi ]! there 81 10 EIrul"
oar CtnNoa Portraits f"H u,n' .'ur' :" ~ >i:r can
rot be- surins., have secured The hc,l talent IN TIE
STATE L. 'tt ti'I.
Hereafter InliS Lux Photographs will h" sipcr.ar 20
aitit.ua th hlaio 81 the ar ,.t d. t ,N"t'' 10
his Country A. Matrt fir 'lts u.s-',r. hrN" out
ui"rrp Ilr Itl. that h,,, mad, arr.artnrri, 81
ny lulu IA work. u, TIC NJ To-. .i.I with Mr.
l"usr (Nho has r., entity nrINr'' from lurCprN and
vi" 'te known l." the hc"t Ar,'> N IT, state VIC
have an European = puiatlul.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
Mechanics Lien Notice.
RICHARD MURPHY, Defendant.

STATE OF CALIroRNlA,i In the District Court Of
County of FL Dorado. the llth Judicial District.
u. o. DEVER. Plaintiff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
FIRST PREMIUM AGAIN
Being the seventh time Received
Against ali Competitors
r.. Ell. VANCE,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets, San Francisco.

VANINt; again received the First Premium awarded
- the Stat Far Ter the best AmhtutN's and 'b"
tnvrapls-it is guaranteed thar AL VII" favor me "th a
'n are sur, obtain better WORK than can h' pr"iH'"i
Al any other roc,u> IN The State would !" my pa-
iron, that am nov producing better worA tlan ever, Al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31
SUMMONS

San I'r.l s,., "r.t1:a.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
The War in Europe.

Before this date the long-looked for war in Europe has probably commenced. We give the latest intelligence received
 An alliance offensive and defensive, has been formed between France and Russia. This in- teligence caused great excitement in England. The whole militia force was to be organized at once, and the home squadron strengthened
 Austria had refused the intervention of Eng land, and was concentrating her troops.
 The advanced corps of the French army were marching toward the Austrian frontier-- AS the different regiments left Paris they were loudly cheered by the people,
 Russia offers an army of 38,oOO men to as- sist France.
 The Austrian advanced force of 8O,000 men had started toward the frontier of France.
 Turkey, in anticipation of being involved, was preparing 100000 soldiers for the field.
 All over Southern Europe the fires of revolu- ton were kindling, and outbreaks are appre- hended in Hungary and Italy The Pope was preparing an army of l7,OOO men
 Pelissier is in command of the French army of observation.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02

or below, few miles from the rivers mouth. The experiment could then be tried whether or not the valley was worth anything for agricul- tural purposes Itis ( favorite resort and high way for the Apaches, especially Arivypa canon, anda post there VI would'do much to check their inroads upon this region and Sonora We pre- sume all these matters will be brought to the attention of Col Bonneville, and by him laid before the War Department And we trust he will not fail to represent in strong terms the in
 justice and bad policy of our government in making treaties with the Apaches, to protect Americans, while they are allowed to ravage Sonora. s.t. -.,. ,t.4 .f..t.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
The feeling in Sonora.

Being authorized by the late meeting of cit izens at Tubac, to communicate with the Mex ican authorities and influential persons near the boundary line in Sonora, we have the hon or to state that this has been done, and an- swers have been received from various parts, and from prominent citizens, expressive of the highest satisfaction at the steps taken by the citizens on this side of the line in regard to the Sonoita Valley outrage.
 <. In reference to the prevention of horse-steal- fig and other crimes, hearty cooperation is promised by the authorities, and the hope is ex- pressed that our citizens will assist in bringing to justice all persons connected with such acts
 The intelligent portion of the Sonoranians seem to have looked upon the Sonoita affair in its proper light, at once, notwithstanding the exaggerated reports that reached them. The publication of the sentiments of the American citizens on this side of the line was universally read to the public on their arrival at most places, and greatly contributed to allay the ex- citement, and added much to the comfort of American citizens in Sonora
 Some of the letters received were from Don Jose M. Redondo, Prefect of Altar Jose Mo- rena, Altar; Miguel Zepeta, and Joaquin Pom pa, also of Altar Jesus Yslas, Commissioners of the colony at Saric Jose Elias, of San Ig- nacio, and others These letters are open to the inspection ofthose interested.
 Respectfully,
 ' ann HERMAN EHRENBERe, F For the Committee.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-02
A Military Depot.

In case campaign is undertaken against the
 Apaches, it becomes necessary to have some
 point for a military depot, where the troops can
 be concentrated and supplies prepared and sent
 out, animals recuperated, forage collected, etc,
 etc. The situation of such point demands
 considerable deliberation, Many of the old set
 tiers hereabouts recommend Santa Lucia, a
 place on the Gila, above the mouth of the San
 Pedro-a locality which has the advantage of being in the Indian country, at all events- Others commend the mouth of Arivypa canon,
 or that vicinity, and others, again, declare that Fort Buchanan, moved half a mile back from its present locaton would be as good a point as could be found. It might indeed answer for the permanent depot, and it's buildings, etc, would be extremely convenient, but an ad- vanced temporary depot would be essential and for this we imagine spot near Arivypa canon, or Santa Lucia, would be preferable It may be necessary to have depot near the Sonora line, if so, Fort Buchanan would undoubtedly answer good purpose, although it's present location is bad. Back, six hundred or a thou sand yards, a fine post can be built on level ground, with water as convenient as it is now. It is pretty certain that there will be no attempt to settle the valley of the San Pedro until mil itary post of two or three companies is estab- iishcd therN say at the old Tres Aamos rancbe,