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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

The Marysvic Democrat with singular audaci
~, asserts that the BrOderiCk members of the Leg.
isa,urc from Iuba county are Democrats! Not
IN one issue have they voted with the Democratic
members since the opening of the session. On ev
cry question they have espoused the cause Of the
Republicans. One ut the oldest, abcst and puTest
Democrats in the country justly and fOrcibly re-
marks, Republican doctrines Ia be represented
in the Legislature, let the Republican party have
the full credit of II ~ their own work. hut, aS We
value our principles, as we would be true 10 ar
party, as We would sustain our statesman and give
hGG0r I" our country, let us not be misled into the
support Of such doctrines ourselves. No hoHea
Democrat would ever lead Democrats into such u
snare. We have enemies beyond our citadel, out
side Of our own ranks, but they are harmless and
innocent compared with those diSOrydntSers who
cannot crafty their personal ends except by be-
trayng the party to which they profess Ia belong
No cnptions deserti0n ever secured the confidence
Ut the people. All true Democrats steadily and
faithfully adhere to the measures and organization
nf the Democratic party. When men complain Of
the Democratic party and Democratic admnstra
tinns, because they will not overlook their wantun
violations vt party faith, and their hypocrital aud
dishonest attempts TO secure the support If the OPP
position; when they openly affiliate with the Opp0-
sitiOn and march under the same flag, they are
traitors ot the worst character and muet be brand
cd an snCh. protested Democrat, who will jOin
in the vituperaton and abuse. aud add fuel to the
raging tire. when heated and excited community
is pouring out its Walls Of wrath upon the party,
BrOdcrick and his followers did can never be trust.
cd in any political capacity. The man who will in.
suit his party to-day will betray It tomorrow. :"
What DrOdcricklte in the legislature from the con.
siscn, Griffith to the nbeciIc SlOss has not assist
ed the Republicans 10 the vituperation and abuse "
Of the Democratic party Who among them has
adhered to the measures and organization Of the
Democratic party1 Did they not all support the s.
ion State ticket last September-a ticket avowedIy
nominated to defeat the regular nominees Of the
Democratic party.a ticket composed Of boilers and
men who virulcntly slandered Douglas who are
his implacAble cnemiesG They did! And vet, in
the face Of these incontrovertabe facts, the Marys-
willie Democrat, with bewtching aGiUet<, styles them
true LeMOcrdts"!! Such Democrats are rarely
fund out Of the ranks Of the niger worshipers,
where they properly belong.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
RssxavO,s HlL.-A friend at Reservoir Hin

REsERvoIR HLL.-A friend at Reservoir Hill
gives us the following items Of news: ...
On Monday last, Mr.. Eb Melvin went to work in
the back part "f his tunnel, leaving his coat aud
watch in the tnrC9art thcrOE and while he was busy
at his abur, snnc CntcrprisiNH pr,spectcr struck
lead and Ianncd ONt the cNAl aud watch
J. Carson h Co.. u. \. WickcS, the Emrirr Conn.
Pany, and Sam. McTarnahan are preparing In work
their several claims with hydraulics. They will
doubtless make g''od WnRcN working in this man.
ner. and y III greatly increase tho demand for MA.
ter. Of which the canal can supply an abundance.
"Old Man Parker aud T. m COody are indus
trioHsly saciRg. In "big luck" with strong hopes
cf Cutting into bigger" a. they hare rcccntly
struck "blue dirt with the bed rock pitching" The
odd mans cabin was bWrglAriOusv aud feIloniuu..
" entered last week by Snnie wandering vsRabond,
and robbed oG fur nut cakes and u pound q DO, (.
NO clue has yet been knd that promises to lead TO
the detection ot the pcrpcta0r of this outrage on
the old man " feelings aud property"
Our school Is aS prosperous a. could be expected
The l.yceum continues t0 hold ita weekly mectinrs,
aud the debates are participated in by many Of the
BOYS, with manifest improvement to themselves
aud pleasure to the listeners Several grave uurs.
tons, which have peTplexcd the Statesmen of IN,
country, have bCcn debated aud disposed Of To the
entire satisfaction 81 ell parties except those who
have BEEN wOrsIed in the argument. think the
tyeenm well calculated 10 improve the minds of its
members, aud wish Il may continue to DO an object
Of interVst u them, and SO live.
Yours, RIFLE BON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
City Ordinance, No. sF.

IN Ordinance OeneeFAing the Burial Of Deceased
"A Persons.
The Mayor aud Common Council Of the City Of Placer
willie do OEdain % fellows;
SECTION I. Il shan be unlawful for any person or
persons to bury any corpse dead BODY Of any human
being at any pOnt place within the corporate mts
Of the City OF Pacsrvile other than In the burial
ground now enclosed and used such on the hill near
the line of said CITY, or in the burial ground on
Cedar RaNine, near the Methodist Church.
SKc, =. Any person or persons who shall violate the
provisions Of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of
msdemeamor and, upon conviction thereof sha be ned
for each offence In any not Lees than ten nor more
than hfty dOllarS.
sac. ). This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and AFTER lie passage.
Approved February eth, 1859.
GEO. r. JONES, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above ordnance was passed
by the Common Council, February 9Th, 1859.
R.. S. HERNAHDEz, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Ar HONR--Our good friend and worthy Senator,
DR.. Titus, stopped few days with us this week.
We ere pleased to know that he is one Of the most
industrious and popular members Of the upper
branch Of the Legislature. He IL an estimable gem
tleman, an un6inching Democrat, lOtal friend.
His constituents are justly proud Of him.
Mr.. Squires Of the lower House, also paid
flying visit. Both gentlemen were in excellent
health, and looked remarkably we'll" as fihey had
been living in clover" as one Of the sOvs cx.
pressed 1t.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

BEczssAa's CErs.-The Bachelors Club will
please aeeept cor thanks fnr complimentary ticket
q eAsiP paEey e the Cary House, on Tuesday even
tae nsxE u woaid aff6Fd a. pleasure To attend,
"a - talsnt necessary 10 . participation 10 the
ezsFeiss Of The svening;-but I've confess II with
shans1 Ne could never learn TO dance, and should
ne aatsmpa 10 20 80 the result would be torn 1oun-
60 ssasssa haaps. fowns ffom the ladies. and the
elag und waitylhg tor The establishment, ably and
Rrseefhllv assisted by the devil.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
A good old Democratic friend writing to us from

Indian Diggings, closes with this language:
~ am astOnished at Sloss' course. have often
heard him boast Of coming from Missouri. Publicly
and privately he has repeatedly stated in this place
that he hated Black Rcpublicanism, and had no
sympathy with Mr.. BrOdcrick. just before the
election. when charged with being Brudericki,e,
he vchemently dCnied il, and Professed tu be a
Democrat. AID yet, since the fret day he tOok his
seat in the Assembly, he has not, 10 single in
stance, voted with the Democratic party. Eeery one
uf hS votcS has been givrW i1ainsf the Democratic
party, and with and tur ilr trTickism and Repubi.
carism. Ia he . bugWs MissOuran IS well rs bogus
Dcmocraty lie has deceived us and we have lost
CUnidcncc in him, and We will never again be taken
get even with her degenerate son, il he really be
0nc--a dcbatable question"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Proclamation OF Reward.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
ERaAukiva rana rtm.ave

Executive Department.
WHEREAS, satisfactory evidence has been produced
IN May A. u. IS4 BY three brothers, to wit: TIMOTHY
hELN, WASH HRLn, and JANIS HELN, In the cOun-
N Ell Dorado, and that they are at large and St in
this State.
Now therefore, By virtue Of the authority In me veSt-
ed BY the Constitution and Lave Of the State hereby
offer reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery Of the murdeFers 20 the Sheriff Of
Fl dorado County, or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIR the arrest and delivery % the Sheriff Of either one
IT them,
Done at Sacramento, California, this ninth day OF
February A. ID. thousand eight hundred and dry
nine.
~ In witness whereof, have hereunto Get my
JOHN B. WELLER.
Attest; FRRnIs F0RAAR,
tfbls lml Secretary Of State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

REwARD.-In another column will be found the proc
lamaton Of Gov Weller offering reward Of 900 for
the apprehension and delivery TO the Sheriff Of III Do
RADIO county Of the three brothers Helm, who murdered
John Harrison, at Diamond Springs, In May lisa. 1t
appear that they stih at large In this State They
hardened ruans, and II 10 to be hoped that they
will be appreheneed and meet with the reward Of their
nHneA.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

WEArHER.-The much.Hecded, long. wished for,
revivi!ing "a "a do Long, rain commenced falling
on Sunday mnrning last and continued almost with.
out inirrmSoion. occasionally blended with hail and
snow, until Thursday night CopioUsly and glec.
fully. exoltantly and "R'AgniRceItly," sparkling
and bright" il o.Perei our rof Frightening the
eve. giaddeninE the heart, quckeninR the pulse,
warming the blOod (hold on-ihere's screw out al
keitcr Of miner. merchant, hotel keeper, and the
vines, creeks. rvers-all are full aud Rladncss and
happiness beam FROM every eye Our Strccts-wcll
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
MARRIED.

At VisAlia Tnlare County, January 18th, by Rev j. r.
Mckclery, T. p HART Eco, and Miss KATE STEuBES late
Of n Dorado.
Al the residence Of John B. Taylor In Sacramento Co..
the end inst, by John NJ 0oetschus, Esq., Mr.. JOsEP
rReERALD formerly Of Gold n In this county aud Miss
EuIAbEn FIsIEa.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

HoSn HOOK AnD LADDER Cos BALL. at the Cary
kfOuns On the eveziag Of The aand, will be Que 1t
Sha hleasaniaak pArtes Of the season. Every pre-
paESAi1a d hslag made TO insure the comfort Of all
who a1tsnA. We thaak the Managers for cOm-
nllMentAry ticket.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

ATTORNEYS AND LIrIGASrs.-We are informed that
the District Court will not be in session gu Monday
set for the l4th will b. considered rs for the slst.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

LRoIsLATIvE DOCUMENTS. - We are indebted to
Messrs. Holden, purch, Kirkpatrick, Burton Grinth,
the BeHats and Messr. SOss Douglass, SQuires, shop
ard Cope, LaaE, strattOn, Gwin, kaTcay, IaspeyTe,
FhA Mooge, Bates ana Aud, Of the House and MeSsrs
Mscgil, MOOrc and Wallace, GstGcAes, for Legislative
uclunentn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

The Ptsc~riEt Observer NEW paper) is very
neat end wel conducted sheet, edited By our friend
Opt ", Freak Stewart end published twice .
litica. Il haA our best wishes for lie success.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
NOTICE

Shereby given that have this day sold to J. D. TREAT
all my right, title and Interest In and to the Quarts
Lead known the "GuFeka Quarts ct Grizzly Fiat
aud AsO In the Ml located said Lead, and the appur
tcnAncrs thereunto belonging A. RIKER.
GriEsy Fiat, February 9th, 1859.
n w. For the present, Mr. RIKER will act a. my Agent
and superntsnd the working Lead and running the
Mil. j. D. TREAT
February 9th, lsce.--Ffebls im1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

VALKNTINEs-S. Harris. at the Plaza corner. has
. general assortment Of Valentines. lie can suit
all tastes with elegant Or grOtesque ones, they
may fancy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Tme BIBLE IN OrR ScHOOLs-The Rev. Mr.. Den
son. Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
i"S The Bible IN our Schocis. on nsxt Sabbath morn.
ing ct the usual hour. ""-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

IAPRovING.-Therc is now in the city sinking fund
the Of 68J a. TO be applied TO the payment Of
the funded de6e. The Funding Commissionera adver-
tsc for sealed proposals for the Surrender Of bonds fur
that amount Of cash. to be opened on the 18th Of next
lionfh.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
NOTICE,
To the Holders Of the Funded Indcbt"
educNa Of PlaceFvilIes

To the Holders Of the Funded AnocOt"
edncss Of PlaceFviIIe.
NOTICE hereby given that there IL now In the sink
ing FUND OF the City Of Pacerville the sum 81 Two
Torsand SIX Hundred and EightyThree and 4slm Dol
lars whrh sum will be used for the purchase othe Bonds
Of said City, lasued under the PROVISIONS o. an Act emu,
tied An Ac, TO provide for funding the debt Of the City
Of PncerVlle and for the payment thereof approved
March 6th 1885, Said money viii be used for the redemp
ton Of the greatest amount Of Bonds which may be orr
ed and holders Of said Bonds hereby Invited to submit
toNAe Funding Commissioners Of the City Of Piacervc
SEALED PROPOSALS for the surrender Of such honda
such Sealed Proposals will be opened at the Oce o! the
Treasurer Of said city,
On the 18th Day Of March, 1850,
Al ~ O'Clock, NJ, Of said day and the money will be
awarded the person persons who shall orT to sur
render the largest amount Of Bonds for the same but no
bid will be accepted for the surrender Of Bonds At moro
than their par value.
GEo; p; JONES; Funding
RS. IiERNGNDEz Commissioners
Dated. Placervlle, February l9th, 1SS9.--[tdl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

We eondcnse our report Of the proceedings Of the
Legislature FROM tAe saeFamentO UnSOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

SUNDAY LAws-Ths bin introduced BY MFR. Slices for
the hseAss observance Of the Sabbath may be found
AiAoag Tie Legislative proceedings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
LONDON
Gu b HOUsE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.


UNIIIs CELEBRATED GIN-Pretending to nothing but
what II 10, viz. pure and unaalHered article, aud
assuming no artificial merits Of What IL not some offs
very extensive sales California, has been pronounced by
the public 10 be SUPERIOR not only beverage Of general
USE to any other article competing against IT, but Is
Unrivalled In its Medical Efficacy
in most cases complaints To persons In these
days 81 rapid transit from East 10 West North to SOUTH
who are constantly changing their water we'll A. Their
climate who drinking ineeed adOEen kinds OF wafer
in every twenty 0nF hours and each dFaugt containing
some property acting In hemca anaRnnlsm to the pre-
cedng one thereby causing unnatural dcgTAe 81 exre
the HtOmach-h positively aud absolutely necr'-
sary cOuneraeting agent. FROM the fact that She
London Club House Gin"
prepared expressly to meet such exEencies and to ACT
know 1t will act, anilOte. We confidently pre-
scribe as the very best article In the county The maine
Of Aromatic schedam Sehnaps has been attached
In any way to tIIs article. In frat presenting the
"London Club House Gin"
to the public my aim to give them pure and unadu
tered urticlc Ofin and 70 call by lie right The
success attending iiS Introduction and extensive safe IN
California Is sufficient guarantee Of the hige appreciation
OF The article NJ consumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up and ship
pad California article which they call Glib Houss
Din" Sly Gin, which has gained such reputation 10
California Ia branded en- the cases,
.'Old JORdOm Club IEOnse GIm-Wm. II. d."
The bottles also have white af with fa0 Simlie Of my
sgnaiure caution all pa rites TO beware Of imtatiOns
NM n. DAILY
[46.t0 Sole Importer New iOrk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12


have reasons eOgent urgent and magnificent, against
suspension Of the rules.-CAGrles De Long.
Char'ningly, modest, that lift be not too late,
dear Charles, give us = few "cogent, urgent and
m'ga!6 trnt reasons" for supporting Broderick.Re-
publicanism. Don't be bashful-dont! How much
wisdom, eoquonce, learning, maya fcence the world
has been deprived Of by the stupid members Of the
House refusing to allow you to give cogcnt urgent
and mdga fcsnt reasons againsta suspension Of the
rules! How provoking to be forced to keep silent
when "cogent, urgent and magnificent reasons"
were bursting your bilcr for want Of utterancc!-
How your Cloquence and genius would have cleo
tri6ed the audience and changed the whole course
of events! Dear Charles
"Go, teach Eternal Wisdom how to rule,
Then drop into yourself, and be a.
The intelligent reader may Oil up the blank with
any term be deems appropriate. Excessive bad taste
in the majority, their refusal to listen to your
"mdgn i6csHt reasons! Console yourself with the
pleasing reflection that the members were actuatcd
by petty spirit Of envy and jealousy, in cutting
you short in your maya lGce"t' effort to sAy-some
thing! Wait, Charles, until Broderick becomes
President, and then you can splurGe without being
interrupted and silenced by factiOus and envious
majority, who are incapable Ofapprecatng the mag.
nicCnce Of your massive intellect! You may have
to wait long, long while, but don't despair We
have CoGent, urgent and magnificent reasons" for
believing thu: the fools not all dead yet, and
whenever they gain the ASccudancy, BrOderick's
chances will be superior to oil Others-nOt before.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

The mOngrcls Of Sacramento have again nomina-
cdDr. Duncombe for the Legislature. The question
is, shall British subject" represent an American
constituency. lie Uds an American citizen, by his
own vclition he became " British Subject''-sworc
allegiance TO the British crown, and forfeited his
proud brth-right, 1t was an act disgracefu in an
American, and he should be made to feel it. He
was IN American freeman, he preferred to be
British subject and such the BrOds and Blacks
select to represent them, thus manfcsting their
hatred Of their country and its institutions. They
will unite as one man and work with will to elect
him, but his election will amount to nudity. But
recently the Legislature elected him from his seat
they cannot, must not stultify themselves by ad.
hitting him, should the factionists, whose nominee
he is, elect him. They nominated him to rcbuke
the Irgislature-the Legislature owe it to their own
dignity to be prepared to eject him the moment he
presents himself at tie bar Of the House, without
ceremony. and their action will meet the cordial in.
dur>cn.cnt Of every loyal American, whether Demo-
crut or not
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
uOOSb W RhrNHShNHAINkSt
Washington City, Jau 9TH, lH59.

DEAR sra: I have this moment read letter written
by you the 9Th November last, in' which you say,
''that Efforts being made In Central aud Northern
California, to induce the belief that Senator Gwin 10
unfEiendly to the Central overland Nail route" u is
due alike TO Dr. Gwin and his constituents that this
statement be cOFreeteA and unsolicited by him. take
pleasure In saying there IL mol the slightest foundation
for thiS report.
AZ member Of the Committee Of Post ohces and Post
roads Of the House, necessarily in frequent
suatnns with DIR. GWin in reference 10 this route and
in all that done TO establish the route and
the order for weekly Service member Of the House
or Senate worked fAithfuy ecienty than your
Senator With his pTOvsEbiAl Ical and energy in vOr
Of every that points California he aided
near th close Of last ScsaiOn in passing through the
House and senate Joint resolution increasing the
vice the Central route the author o. the pint
resolution referred TO- and felt deep interest In lite pas
cage The Central route StATtS from my district, my
constituents are interested In Its sUeeesG and hare
been enabled 10 kROSr IT, ErsAds, and a eRsstea The
resolution Of last session passed both hFanehss Of Goa
greco BY hsning mAjogites. and only failed BE-
come law because the President refused Ia either or
more Ceto IT, have introduced . 0imlar prnposi-
ton this SeSsion which 10 sti PeHding-snd ts fisnda
(neluding the California delegatoal believe IL viii
again paA believe that within the next elk months
We win S0nA you the mails the "csatTal route "
tSrteS creed, GRd through IL secnty days.
Respectfully,
JAS. CRAIG.
D. W. GELwIcEO, Esq, !
PlAcerVille, Cal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
RHEnIFF,a aAIF-

DT virtue q tEo orders Of saie 10 ne directed from
ID Law side o. ne Common Law and Chsncey Court
q the city % Memphis, AGAINST ,. l. Safsrrans and
lsaac EanarrEns, p. nrm q John z. Saf.rrans
a Co, ! Win On an day q July next. IN frout q
the CCuu House % TIE dty q Memphis. sell
% the htEhest bidier, far c1sh. lctE fS. Ise. 40. I4i,
Is2. ies. IA. las. IA. ls6. 1884, Isl ~. rs. Iso Ip7. -.
Ice, enorf 90. 11. 90. e5 1s. IA. ga ia rs. 13s.
III. 213. G9, go and 2n, lyinE IN the csunfy o. shelby,
Tennessee In a plan o. suhdirtsian q ne property q W
p Greenav a Co, ,. l. safsnns A Co, n y. Looney,
=. T. Keel and chen, north ~ BayUu OaYucn and east q
Main street, IN TIE city q Memphis, levied On g. proper
dered before Hume p Hin. Esq-- q Justice o. the Peace
% sid o0uufy, % - July, ISIS, IN favor 81 StnckIey.
kslsa Co 81 l. aarnrans Gone fcr e3i3
guns a isss. Oes-IsrD shsria sheIsT couutv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-09
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Dl virtue li various orders 81 sale % me directed from
u ne law side % The Common Law and Chancerr
Cour ~ ne ciiyof Meuphs. AGAINST J. I. safarnns All
Iaac Sldarrsus- fm afT. l. Sarsrrans < &C. VIII an
fl az or Jur uarts in frdut o. TIE Court H1ase In ne
city ~ Memphis sel % he highest hitder. fr 7ash 4
ht W parcel 81 Ercuud Eiuz aud being in Shelby couutv.
lernrEee, knoEa = tae Ate ms1 ~ tie cry q Men,
buck Eardr % ne u1rth SIDE of Baron Gardsa. q ne
ed q Man street. levied 60 asprrfrtv a adJ n
ta1auaus Co O. l'sT variuus tui-neufs aEaiusf
heu-cue 10 farsref Hiran hcGiudis r-nla-efsvy
Hdrne, . Justice = ue Peaos % shelly cauufy. on sth
Aareh- larf - So y and Gusts une iu favor % A..
o. said cuurry, On laief Octsher. IRs. fnrss18 nd costs
one n iAror q McCiaunahan, TronsfaIe 4 pnI. rendered
By said unuc p HI On Eth Janaarr. Is6s. tcr afof 70
and enEs one IN fs7ar Of Burtrn 4 Lln1inr. rendered
~ s4td J. Horne On ifth April. ISIS. fr ef7I - and
ecasi enacne Eo - Granville Plat. rendered ~
RCnT. !. sNIzH,