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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
ChnGfAhle'a Sale.

DY virtue Of Order Of sale to directed Deued OUT
ID Of the c, ur oJamea 0ates Justice VI the YeAcs
in And for the Township Of PaceTvlle County OF y Do.
RADIO and State OF California, upon Judgment rendered
therein the TIN day Of January A. D. $3.50, To favor q
c. ATvidssOn and against Charles CarmcleS and ".
Curry for the Of 0he Hundred aud Eleven and " 100
Dollars debt and Thirteen S. lOU Dollars, costs Of suit,
together with accrung cOsts and for the orecOSure Of
mortgage the property hereinafter described will sI
pose sale At Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder a.
CITY OF Placerville, In from, OF Oates ONCE,
On the 1 9th day OF February, A. d. 1900,
Al the hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ all the right tte interest
nd claim Of the Abve named Defendants in and TO the
following described property ing and being In the Town
ship II Pacervir County and State Aforesaid, to wit
certain mining claim and appurenances situated on Ne
gro Flat and known ~ the stokes claim.
Given und,T my hard this 18th day Of January, A. D.
1850 slMONTON,
asa Constable In and for said Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

We say to the Legislature now in session, elect @
successor to Dr.. Gwin.--SGH Frdncisco Times.
1--WE say to the Legislature now N session, y
commit no such incxcusable folly. Any at.
tempt Of the kind would result disastrously to
the Democratic party-wOuld demoralize it.
We trust and believe that but few IL any Of
the members Of the Legislature favor scheme
50 iniquitous. A few reckless, ambitious pol
iticans, destitute Of principle and ability, may
be in favor Of selecting . successor to DR..
Gwin," but we doubt If respectable minority
Of the members Of the Legislature are. They
were elected for no such purpose, and they
know il, and they know, too, that their con.
stituents would sternly rebuke them were
they to so grossly misrepresent them
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue Of Execution to directed issued out OF
the Court Of J. Rankin, Justice Of the Peace for
CosumneS Township. County Of Fl Dorado aud state OF
California upon Judgment rendered therein on 18th day
Of December A. b. 1852 in favor of ~ Dorado County and
sgan. John Ens-v Tot the Of Fifteen Dollars, debt
and Twenty hve 20 100 Dollars costs Of suit together with
accTung costs have levied upon and seEed and will eX
pose Tor sale Public Auction, To the highest bidder in
the Village Of PApny at the premises OF the Defendant,
On the IIth day OfFebruary, A. ID. 1900,
the hour OF O'Clock all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the above named defendant la and to the fol-
loving described property lying and bring IN the village
OF PArpAy Costumes Township County and state afoTs
said to wit One HOUSE and Lot situated the East Ife
Of Main street known Billiard Soloon, House and
Lot the West SIDE Of said street kept as Hotel, aud
Que Eighth lBterrSl In Mining Tunnel situated al Slug
Gulch.
Given under ny hand this the l7th day Of January
1850. GE0. s. CLAGIOKH,
ftal Constable In and for said Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

The New York Journal Of Commerce, re
ftrring to the various schemes in the Eastern
cities for raising money for the family Of Old
John Brown, says all thi, is very well the
ctly danger is, that these collections, or a
considerable portion Of them, will 60 the way
Of the Kansas funds raised in 1857, instead #
into the pocket Of Browns willow. Large
sums were raised for bleeding Kansas" and
placed in the hands of lond.uouthed patriots,
who squandercd the money in the most dis.
graceful manner deccixiag those who trusted
in their honesty and bctraying a cause they
profesSed to have SO much at heart And as
so much is being done for Browns widow,
the Journal very pcrtinently asks why no tf.
fort is made in behalf Of the uidow Doyle,
whose husband and two sons were murdered
in cold blood by Brown, while in Kansas, as
charged in her letter to him, which charge has
not been denied? The negro sympathscrs
have no charity for the poor and unfortunate
Of their own color.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

An inquest was held on Monday last, a
Wild Cat Bar, on the Middle Fork of the
American river, by Coroner Todd, on the body
Of Maj. VIM. Gum, whose death was caused
By excessive indulgence in ardent spirits. We
knew Maj. Gum long and intimately, and
when not Under the influence Of liquor ever
found him an amiabIe and elegant gentleman
He was intelligent, educated, strictly honest
AGable in his manner and steAdfast in friend
ship. He had many virtues, -One vice, which
ruined him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
CITY Ordinance. No. as.

A N Ordinance declaring French Ravins public
IA Street.
Be- ii Originality The C"mm7n Council ?f the City
of PLicerriNe-
lsr. That all that part of French Ravnc from ito
junction with Washington street. in said City, and
thence up said RAvine 10 the City limits is hereby
declared to be and ~ made Public street, BY the
name of Clay street.
%. Said street shall be opened and made forty
feet wide, and IL bounded on the West nv the stone
wall and east line Of Bu-h'a lot and Tnremans lot,
and on the East BY the west line 0f Cckbes lot.
SD. This Ordinance shall inke effect and be in
force from and after it's publication.
THOS. g. WADE, Acting Mayor.
hereby certify that the above Ordinance was
passed at q meeting OF the Common Council held
January 18th, 1850.
r. S. HERN ANDEZ. Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

The American Messenger says that in New
England there arc two million souls outside OF
the churches every Sabbath. l. tito b, won.
dcred at WHOM fierce po'iica! sermons aye ful
minated from the sacred desk, by Erofcsstd
teachers Of the mild doctrines Of the book o.
books" every Sabbath: Good ard pious
men do not attend church to hear 20, teal
sermons, and when they are rcgaled with nth.
ing else they become disguised and prefer the
peace and quiet Of their own homes to the 20.
ltical wrangling at sacred place. Men " ho
have instituted vindictivc politics and pulpit
sectionalism for tire gospel Of iCvc," are the
worst enemies of that religion which they
profess.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

CURous PEBBLE. Mr.. J. G. Cooper, Of Pow.
erty Bar. says the San Andreas Independent,
has shown US pebble which will weigh per.
haps half pound, on which, standing out in
bold relief and much darker colored than the
rest of the stone, is full and perfect image o.
a human head, face and bust, with eyes, nose
ears. hair, mouth and chin, ell well defined
and perfect as sculpture. 1t was taken from
q shaft near Poverty Bar, forty.two feet deep
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

TuE INDECENT SIcK.-Wo rejoice to learn
that bill has been introduced into the Legis-
lAAure by DR.. Titus, of Ell Dorado, says the Al
ameda Gazette, providing for the establish.
ment Of County Infrmaries and the better
care and support of the INDECENT sick. We
learn It is to be applicable to every county in
the State, and provides that all laws relating
to INDECENT sick now on our Statute books
mot worth the paper they are printed on)
shall be repeaied, and general system estab'
lished. This is just what We want.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

PLAYED OUr-.The New Haven Conn.
Register says Joshua R. Giddings WINS very
cody treated during his recent visit to that
State. lie lectured in Waterbury to slim
audience, and all conservative men there, in
New Haven and other places, gave him the
cold shoulder The people of Connecticut
are getting disguised with negro philanthro.
pists, who wish to elevate their interiors, de
grade their superiors
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

ABLE TO DO IT.-fIelper's book states, and
the statement is reiterated and dwelt upon
with great stress and pleasuse, that there are
but three hundred thousand shareholders !;
and that in the South there are millions Of
poor whites who own no slaves, and are sui.
fering by the system! How patiently and
meekly the "poor whites bear their suffer.
ingsl They must approve the system and
love to suffer, or else they would rise in their
might and vindicalc their rights by their votes.
Suffrage is as free at the South as at the
North, and the "poor whites Of the South
are as independent and intelligent, as spirited
and fearless as any people under the sum-
They do not complain noT do they suffer
They arc perfectly satisfied with the much
talked Of, little understood, misreprcscntcd
system" and would defend it as bravely as
those who own hundreds Of slaves. They are
abundantly able to take care Of themselves
and neither ask nor desire sympathy or ad-
vice from outsiders. They are not the men
to tamely submit to oppression or suffering
and when they experience either, they u i'll
show the nerve and ability to remedy the evil
The public opinion Of State is that which q
majority ofits people pronounce, and all South
crn people have time and again pronounced
almost unanimously in favor Of the system"
When they suffer from it they will abolish it,
not before
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

Governor Brown, Of Georgia, says in his late
message to the Legislature, that the State has
derived the past year four hundred and tsOen'
ty tAOusGnd dollars net prefs from the West
ern and Atlantic Railroad, Notwithstanding
extensive repairs made upon it. Railroads al.
ways increase the business and enhance the
value Of property wherever they run, and yet
We occasionally end business men and proper
ty.hOlders opposed to their construction.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

The Elmira n. ~ Gazette says that TIaz
lett, one of the Harper's Ferry insurgents,
was formerly connected with gang Of horse
thieves in that vicinity, and escaped punish.
'nent by turning States evidence. This is a
"slecimen brick Of the martyrs who are to
make the gaows glorious us the cross. -
He commenced his GLORIOUS mission" OF
stealing at an carly day. and followed it up
with great pertinacity until Virginia stopped
his bright career.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

L. CRIsMAN tia, ho.7,l! ID WIdo~sr sav.thA: a.,
the newly married people Il thI county. ~, :h"r bur.
nitnfr n him Tic! none, =, dong ard Na,.
il delivered AMI placed their houses wthou, even a
scratch upon u. And ,hcfr smother reason WY hey
hu! ofhim, he manufacturer III. hest FAsr spring Red
inthe state. lie buys hs Furniture Of g. ClaTk Co
# San Francisco and sAeTAm nto the largest porter,
m the Faeihe CoMn. They SCI! to him at low hgure,
which enahies him to sell at email advance on saera.
menio rates.
Lad es and Gentlemen. give him = call,
Al Store. joining odd Fellows Han,
Main street, PlaeerNilic. there yruw s,e,
BedsteadS, SoiaS and Chair' that will Suit toAT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

There were twelre hundred thousand rotes
cast for Mr.. Buchanan in the free States
large body for the Aboitionsts to snbdue, be.
fore they can conquer the slave States-rc.
marks the Boston Post. 1t would be we'll for
Southern politicians Of the ultra school to re.
collect this fact when they censurc the Demo.
Gratis Of the free States for not agreeing with
them in their objectionable notions.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

We copy the following complimentary no.
tce Of one Of our members from the Sacramen.
to Standard Speaker Moore, with just ap,
probation Of his sterling charnc ter and venera.
bic appearance, appointed him Chairman u
an important Committee. that Of Public Morals.
TnE CONHIrrEE rroN FErEgAL L ~ ,rioNs.-- In our
humble opinion this Committee. view o: impehd.
my circumstances, one Of the IMPORTANT that
Mr. Speaker M"ore has been called un t" select. We
are glad to see that It rmb dies inuh uf the tai.
ent If the House. There Is one gentleman. Whose
name, fr"rn hrs age his cXrcfi"hc' and his familiar.
ny WI'h the political history # the Tinted states.
We should have brrn piraNrd T." Hce upon that Com
miitcc; that gentleman Is the venerable Mr. iau-
child If FL Durad,.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
NOTICE

- GORGE FRANCIS has removed his en,I,. s,o.. -,
~ Boots. Shoes. Hats Caps, and Clothing from ~ ~,
stand opposite the Keokuk Hotel to the PireprooS 3d..
ne P.Es opposite the Theais siely occupied by Me,v.
who may avor him with call " "0'e
IhHutfgl to his old customers for their past pa,ron...
ne hcpes " rict attention to boShess N gain me-
Whilst his motto is "oCfCk SALES Ann sWnG 1S'
he yet assures the public he will keep non. bnt
PlAcsrvi.Ie. Decembtr 24h 1870
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

The San Jose Reporter is tho title Of a neat
little daily, started at San Jose on Monday
last by G. II. Winterburn 4 Co. 1t is edited
by Capt. w. F. Stewart, formerly Of the Oh.
'eruer, in this place, and is independent in
politics 1t isa spicy little sheet, gotten up
with taste. Long life to you, Frank.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

SELE-SrsrANING. The receipts Of the Gcor.
gia pcnitentiary for the PAST year, W. learn
from report to the Legislature, were ST..
264 20, and the liabilities $1,000 -. There
were 200 convicts in the prison on the LIST Of
December. The affairs Of the State Prison in
California arc managed differently, and unless
some change be made the penitentary will
bankrupt the State. We hope the present
Legislature will take the matter in hand, settle
with McCauley and adopt new and cconom.
ical system.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

STATE GUAGER.-Noticc for the introduction
Of bill to abolish the Office of State Guager
has been given in the Senate. 1t is an useless
and expensive Office, and the sooner the Leg.
islature abolish it the better. The people are
taxed heavily enough for necessary purposes,
and for no other purpose should they be taxed
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

EscAPED.-A canary bird, belonging to Mr..
Ncwbauer, escaped from its cage on Monday.
AS its wings were clipped it is probable some
one has caught it IfsO, Mr. N. will grateful
~ thank the person who will send him hts
bird
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

Senator Gwin has offered . resolution in.
structing the Committee on Pensions to inquire
into the expectancy Of extending the benefits,
Up to the present time, Of the Act approved
March Sd, IS, granting bounty land to certain
oficeSs and soldiers who have been engaged
in the military service Of the United States.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
State Central Committee.

In Of the call Of the Chairman The State Cen
trail Committee met yesterday, HoSe, Esq, Of San
Obispo, Secretary The roll ealed-thirtyone mem
ben we're present Thursday, the 18th day OF February
Axed upon for holding the next State Convention 10
the City Of Sacramento and the basis Of representa-
lion was established heretofore being predicated upon
the highest vote given for any candidate the State tick
q the last general election being for each county
for every hundred Democratic vOieS, and for
every fraction between and two hundred. The follow
ting the number Of delegates 10 which each county 10
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

.The first Soirse Of Wilson's Dancing Class,
viii take place 1t the Green Valley House, on
the COlOma and Sacramento road on the ID
Of February. It Will doubtless be pleasant
affair. wilson's Band ere engaged for the
occasion
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
Administrator's Sale.

0AAA4A40b ~ CStO4 - 0&4OS
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned A6nin-
IstrAto!, pursuance Of an order Of the Hon Pro-
bate Court for VI Dorado County, California made on the
10Th day Of December, A. d. 1859, will on Monday,
The 10Gh Day OF January,
A. D. 1850, at o'clock p NJ. OF sad day at the Court
House Door Of said County In the City OF Pacervie
pose for sale at Public Auction the owng Real proper.
y belonging 70 the Esate Of William Mnhorn, Deceased
TO Wit All Of the right, title and interest Of said Dected
10 and 70 leh and 2th interest," being and AAf
share OF the Deep Channel Co.'S" mining claims tools,
and works, situated OF Smiths Fiat, in said County;
Board Miners Cabin, situated said Plat west a. said
claims and east Of YOWellss cabin and undivided
fourth Interest In email water Ditch leading from big
Canon" North Of TAeervie, to Log Cabin Ravlne."
Terms, cash for water ditch. cabin, and the l2h inter-
eSt In said mining claims. and one.haf cash for the l6tA
Interest In said mining claims, balance In four months With
interest At one and cent per nOnth-OeeureA
BY mortgage on the premises.
OGDEN soUIRES. Administrator
PAeervIle, December goth, A. D. 1852
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale hereby postponed until Monday the
"a day Of 1anuary, 1850: a. N O'Clock An.
OGDEN SQUlRES, Administrator.
FacsrviTs, January 18th: 1852.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
Constable's Sale.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, Justices Court, CoSumpes
County OF 81 Dorado. iTownshiP.
TIVE People Of the State Of California to the Sheriff or
Il any Constable Of n Dorado county, GREETEu:
MmEREGs. judgment sAs rendered by Martin Darts .
Just &C thu Peace Tor Costumes Township Of SAID Coun
", ,n the ian day II June Is;, favor Of Clement
H.niirau and against JOHN knsey for the Of fifv.
four - 0 dol as bt. and Tern dollars costs Of
~ Hppas justice OF the Peace III. successor H.
nee Martin bart, Justice AFORESAID. by inspection Of
his dpckvt. and that the same remains wholly unpaid.
Thee therefore. TO command you that, oct Of the
personal property and Il sufficient PERSONAL property
mol be fund thy of real property of SAID john
kns"y levy ard 10 he made by distress AID
.ai- Ga Amouni Of FIty four 4ltD dollars d, bi. Ahd
srrtrrr dollars cnss OF SUIT together in,rre, on
the rate Of ten cent ahnum fr"m the date
thereof and costs that may hccfur and ~ this make
gal serv,ce and due return within tIy days from the
dl:e thereof
+irvrr1 urrer my hand of Jarnary
i-6i b RANkIN
tw successor Of Martin psr'l Jsstsee eite Pesee.
stae OF California County Of ~ DorAdoCisment Beni.
teal, Plaintiff, W John Ensey, Defendant.
y iue Of the above execution issued out Of the on
~ John d Rankin, justice of the Peace Of Costumes
ToNushp IN "ftce 10 NAun Dart upon Iudg-
nent rendered by sad Marin bart on the lth day o.
june ls3; IN favor Of Clemt he and against
sAd JOHN Lnscy for t!e sum ~ hty.f"ur ~ i dollars
debt md thirteen d"aFs costs 81 suit together with
eel al tie 81 ten per per AbhHn from the dat
Thereof with acerung COTS have lrvi-d upon and seG-d
ri eHpoSr for sale At bile aYeion to the highest
ladder, IN tie village oi PAIp!ay, at : O'clo.kPn,
DIN the IIth Day OF February, A. ID. 1880,
all the right title interest and ella ~ the said John In
sey IL TO the olov.n g d,scr bed properly. to
one House and Led On the cad SIDE Of Man street
knouH BILLIARD S~.opi, hol,A AID lot IN the Of
.ie q" said street Kept asa hotel, sAAed IN the village
g PA'pay Ad all" chth interest," u a trnne
fixtures har and bar ur"Tnre. stove and pipe one
II 1ntr clock, and onc lAmp.
Gwen Under my hand this the l"th day ~ JAnuaTy,A
ls5, q : CLAIHoRN.
~ Constable IN and for Iaid township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

-Hy|"'" Fdnded' ' composed entirely ofhcAl,rS rum,
And V'fe'AtIe OILS ard herbs Il IL perfectly safe ~ ,b
most delicate To use can sincerely cay t,t hav.
never known Any h"UeNeT delicate, to be injured By In
'ns eH VII continue IN ask the aniic ted oh. have
not used IL. to try for the foli,uns d,e..r, Hth.v
not satisfied With it' healing properties the money vii -
eheer'uy refunded BY the agent where the for
sale.
n you hnrA paine in u. Scrpnrl or Bot,Is try Ado,
"i Pain PanAcR internally battle externally over the p.,,e
affected Ahdy'u viii at restore the proper actions
and relieve he pam
n ~" 'dtr Burn, keep the parts covered with cot,
ton yet ~;h Pain rAnAcR THIS viii. IN few minutes
irHv out the nr- and cur. the pain
Nyo" hare a Brsi's Or Wound, battle Il veil With the
Pam PansoAe Four tme' dAy Il wi relieve IN. nam
Ant TAKE out ali the poison and hraIlhe wound in ,ho,
LIN.
+ tou are '""rr'ry r-"m .r'"rd'gin Or Rheumatic
F''"' Apply ih- Pam PAnAcae freely and take dose
!; Internally morning. NOON and ngh, II vii no, only
eu'e me pain. bat vii thu caus. ~ n. ,.a,.
II 20" hare The by.pspGI and yonr froA d ,,,r,,..
y"1r stomach Ser e.,rE take dose 81 Fan rAnAca.
amer each n,A
II ~" |"rr Il tH"i"r.f Or Sor. NoUtI Or Throat, ap
ply the Pam r-hsar :" the effected parts and ssrEie the
H'ouil ~ hroai t,ier or f,ut time. Aday
" go" Adr" ne Diarvl0.I, or rrlaz,d state ~ IN.
bowels take f's doses Of Pain rAnacAe An6 they vn
soon be restored you have painful swelling baths
ne parts freely and y"u ul ,ton relieve n. pain and
th- fus'nS III! he reduced l! you have severe tooth
= ne ApiJ the Psia PhnAcse m piece % cotton and
ba'he the G4r at She time 1t vii stop III, p,tn IN
stNntv
I,'n t'r' ''r7 G.',7 ~ I Spif>- ~ Anv Other IN.
set ~ 'rnE hN h~r' iAsr IN. s.i mI 18th tie Pa
Paua-ar. and srr'v o''- parts
Npon Mare ii PM ~ g., Bre.r.f ste Buck o, Aid
ne!' bate 'h- I'D mcr,rs .nAt ST., .,.he
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

TauE-The Boston Courier says there ia
nothing very remarkable in the'fact, perhaps,
but still men notice Il, that nearly ell the jour
nails which are now signing over the coffin Of
John Brown, denounced Daniel Webster be-
fore and after his death
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

Cox, FRASris K Cove invite tho attcn.
ton Of business men to the card of Mc,sr>
Cox, Francis Co., forwarding and COMMITS.
ion merchants, corner If Broadway and Bat
terry streets, San Francisco. This is one of
the most cn,crprI>inc and re.iAhie commission
houses in the State. We com mend it to cur
readers
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21

VVHE MAILS for Sacramento, San FTSnciSco and all
parts Of this State, close every day at O'Clock b.
The mails Tor the Atlantic States, Europe Oregon and
Washington Territory eloae about the Srd and 18th OF
each month"; leHrept when these caps come on Saiur.
day and then they win close the day pTeVioss ct
O'Clock p. N.
The MAIDS. Overland Via Los Angeles, close at this ces
ed " via Lac Angeles"
The Mails for GrIHy Flat close at this once every
M0ndAy. Wednesday, and Friday morning at 6 O'Clock.
The Nails for Newtown. Cedarvie and Indian big.
gings close at O'Clock, A. NJ, Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays
The Walls for Cold Springs and CoomA close every day.
(Sundays excepted ats O'clock
The Kelsey, Spanish HAt, and Georgetown Mails close
at 81 O'Clock every day, Sundays eXcepted)
The Overland Mails to ST. Joseph. Mo, via Carson Val.
ey ana salt Lake City, close eemi Monthly Wednes.
Gay morning ct O'Clock. Letters intended to be sens
BY this mail must be marked, ria. Salt City"
OFFICE HOURs-FTom O'Clock, A. ~, till 70, II. ;
and from ] I'LL 5, P. M, Sundays exeepted)
On Sundays-FrOm until 10, A. NJ. and fromS
until ~, p. N. A. H. SPENCE, r. NJ