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NEW TESTIMONY.
FROM RELIABLE SOURCES no
SHOW THAT THE
BA j NJ h DE VIE,
BalSaml of Life.

Is all that the proprietor claims
for it. The following letter was
received from Greenwood, S. c..
without solicitation, and is only
one OF the many certificates that
have been sent him, to prove
that BAUME DE VIE will cure
aggravated cases of Dyspeps a,
Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, &c. Try a
Medicine that is made at home
GREENWOOD, S. c., July 10, go.
MIR. j. j. MCKAIN-Dear Sir:
This is to inform you that | have
used your Baume de Vie for
Dyspepsia, and have been great
ly benefited by it. | am now
anxious to obtain some more
Will you be so kind as to inform
me how | can get them and
what it will cost to send them
to Greenwood &?
l will recommend your med
lclne to every Dyspeptic person
| meet. think it is the best
antidote | have ever used.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES Ii. GEE.
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FOR CLERK.

The friends OF JOHN A. STENMAN
announce him candidate for re election for
LIrrS "f the tourt, tor the ensuing term.
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MR EDIToe --Tnc many friend, Of Mr.
~. J. HANCOCK, announce Inn u c"ndi.
date for Clerk of tn. Court for the ensuing
term.
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New Steam Mill.

MY STEAM MILL has been rebuilt
WI and thoroughly repaired, and 1 am
now ready TO grind corn al any fine.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
Aug. I5, lS60-27-tE
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HARDWARE,

Hyde, Gregg & Day; Wilmans g. Price;
Courtney, Tenant & &C ; J. f. Adgcr g.
Co.
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ROOTS AND SHOES

ID. +. Fleming & Co.; r. A. Pringle &
Co Force & Mitchell; T.. B. Stoddard g.
Co; Dumham, Taft g. Co.; Haseltine &
Walton.
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MR. EDiroR.-By announcing Mt n. G..
POTTS, a candidate for Tax. .Collector at
lhe next election you will obIige his
MAsY FMESps.
Ma. EDIroR: BY announcing Capt A.
Is. kISBE'Pa candidate fnr Tax Coliestor
at the next election you will oblige.
HIs FRIEsDs.
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CLOTHING.

Pierson, Smith & Co; Cohen, Willis g.
Co; Waldron, Eggleston g. Co. Edwin
Bates d. Co; Matthiessen, OHara g. Co.
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"lnciination and other circum stances hay-
ing brought under my examination several
prominent sewing machines, and led to an
acquaintance with their merits, should nv
opinion be deemed of any value, /
would not hesitate To accord the prefer.
encc to Grover IL Bakers. .'-Rep. j. II.
Clemson, Cidymom, Del.
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Il think your machine by far the best in
use. II can be adapted from the finest fab
riIs to the heaviest ca|slmere, and sews
stronger, faster, and NOR" beautifully than
one can imagInc. II mine could not be re-
placed, money could not buy it."-.UrS. f.
Mrdin, LoUiSciN", Ky
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"Alrs. Jefferson Davis, presents her com.
pIimcnts to Grover IL Baker, and takes
pleasure in saying that she has used one of
Their machines Tor two years, and finds il
stIlI IN good order, makes Il beautiful stitch,
and does easily work of any kind Wash
mgton, ID. e..
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OFFICES DE EXHIBITION AND SALE

495 Broadway, New York lSI Baltj.
more Street, Baltimore; Mechanics Insti.
tate, Richmond; ; 259 King Street, Char.
lesion Al Francis Street, Mobile III Camp
Street, New Orleans; 81 Fourth Street.
Louisville ; 4 tigginns' Block, Lexington /:
l2I North Fourlh Street, ST. LOUIS; Thos
L. Stoveall, Augusta, Agent TOR Georgia
Mrs. c. Branard, Galveston, Agent for Tex.
as. Agoncit viii be found 10 most of The
cities and to Ens of :sie South.
June 90 sm.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

RIcH LEAF. Mr.. GoetschineS, who has Just
returned from Washoe, informs us that a rich
aud extensive vein of silver o,c has been dis
covered in the Sullivan District, about twenty
miles south Of Virginia City, on the south side
Of the river. II is called the Mammoth Lend,
and in richness and breadth exceeds the IA
nous Comstock Lead. Competent Judges.
who have examined it, pronounce it the bc>;
lead, SO far as prospccted, in Western Utah
The Phoenix claim, in the same range, also
promises to pay handsomely. They are both
supposed to be combinations Of the Comstock
Lead.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
Adjourned Hne 1t


aisSSRs. EDIrops On Yesterday We had the pleas
II attending the quarterly examination II III
public SCHOOL il ID ll.,r. KNOWN IL tie ,At;,e
Il edrcanon Is one which c. nrcna i's II t. yen,
well ~ r. every other rnc who ,'ni.'' the itu.
GreSs and d"siin" # aaLkiud We !Iv" cuEt! vl to
Seud Won brnf noi 0t th,. cAdrhlaa;: H. hi irS
that It will not bc "ihon' interest g. 'ouisrTc- rs
we'll as vnlr numerous rcad,I> II dlhir-ins rs
nv, We .hall attempt 90 give no'l'r: -. re tam
brief outline OF the proceedings.
Tho ceremonies cnmincuccl A; n"' e.. = ". There
III attendance. t''f $ rS
ing from tive T. fifteen year, whr trrk par IN II
-excrclseS.- TheLc McIr lrs1cnt ly.r Two biz i, !
visitors, including the paitn'> ard rrtr %, Il IT,.
school all Ut whom seemed - manifest ta.i IL.
ferest IN the proceedings. TIE pupils w,tc ,hA'r.
med in thu different bran hes usually Taught Ia ir
ctmInon schous -suclI ~ En- ;,l. :rAinm II =, III
Inetic geography. &c. MANY IT the sinai, ,l.artu
showed sigus ~ progress and lmprasamebt ~ IL. ,
studies far beyond their wears, which mn. have
been highly gratifying 20 their parents, well Is
fattering to the teacher. The grammar and ari'h.
metic classes acquitted them crcdat'y. Tic
bArd exercises Of the latter class were particularly
interesting. and exhibited degree cF protc.ucv IN
that branch far 4ufpaS-iuG anything # II similar
character which j. has been OF lot To- witness III
this or any other school Up-u the whoic, wc ritav
Nafcly affirm, that the result If this rxanniri'n was
perfectly satisfactory to all present. and afforded
ample evidence u the existence If strict d. ;In
Isl the school, and o( the CONF ctehcy Of Mr Johia n
as an instructor If youth. This gchtln nan has had
charge VI this school for more than car past. IL
seems u &c p0asesscd at thu-' peculiar trA's 81
character which are indt-pcusa bIS ,ir t. con-
Sntute a successful teacher. With mid an! -'n.
disposition fascinating nlauucrs- rnai - &
for aSpirit Of candor and promptness with his Iu,i-
extremely modest and reserved in his d.n"Ii
and Of strong temperance proclvites h. has az
1nired character for morality, spcnnd 10 none arl
gained the confidence and esteem If tho Whole m
munity among whom he resides aud, notwi;istlnd
Ing the understandable assaults upon his character
he has acquired a reputation IN his profession sec
"nd TO thut Of NO other teacher IN the State of Cali
fornia.
II only remains now to tender our achunH!cds
ments tn the Board f Directors, Mcssrs. Rossngton
Carpenter and Griffith. FIR the able. falthtu! and
Jealous manner in which they have discharged the
onerous duties of their position. To the excrtlons
ri these gentle men, the citizens hre indebted, to
great extent. for the present prosperous condtn Of
their school. JUSTICE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

To RE SENTENCED. Cow and An Pat
convicted Of the crimes Of burglary and grand
larceny; Morris Buckley, convicted Of rob
berry Andrew McNecly, convicted of ASSAULT
with deadly weapon, with intent to commit
bodily injury, and f. K. Jones, convicted o
nm assault with intent to commit murder, are
to receive sentence Of Judgment in the Court
Of Sessions to-day ,-McNecly and the China
men at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and the others at
o'clock, Pm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

Has TO FAY FOR THE FrN.-Thos. Gillespie.
found guilty Of an assault upon M unohcnding
Chinaman, was sentenced, on Thursday last,
in the Court of Sessions, to pay fine Of sew
enty.tive dollars and costs. II is said that the
same gentleman has an ungovcrnablc pthchtnt
for horse flesh, and will be required to explain
10 the Court Of Sessions Of Amador how he
came into possession Of a charger, on recent
occasion, in that county. Gillespie, so say his
friends, by no means numerous where he is
known, did not steal the quaprupcd in ques
tion-he'S too much Of a gentleman for that
but simply "nipped' him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

PIcrrRES Our old friend Gilbert is now
proprietor vt the Daguerrean gallery at the
corner Ct Main aud ColomA streets. lie is
one Of the hest artists In the State, and is
particularly successful in taking the pictures
Of small children.
Wucori.G CurGn, Many Of the little folks
of cur city are suffering from this Scourgc "i
hahydom. There have, a!So, been several
eases of measles nmonS them.
SuvrI ORr.-I.. h. RirLarl>on & 60. of
this city. received from Virginia City, and for
varied tn san Francisco, during the we K
ending on the l9th. 57,So2 lbs. vt silver ore
RirE ArrLrS Ripe apples have been sell
inS in our market during the pnst week, ut
thirty cents per pound They were grown IN
the vicinity of Coloma.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

YET ANoIHER.---ln defiance Of the storm.
which have heretofore ragged around the adj.
vcnturers in the field Of newspapcrdom in
California, We are called upon, this week, Ia
notice the advent Of another hazardcr Of the
chances On Monday evening last, Tie Doi1y
ErMt"y .Utrr"r made its first appearance
before the reading public in San Francisco.
Mco,rS. Daggctt, Rutherford and Ford, arc
the propIietors of this rev enterprise The
object is to furnish "a journal Of news, liter
aturc, art and criticism" 1t will be issued
daily, at an expense to subscribers of only
twenty-five cent, per week. The numbers
before us are icplcte with interesting articles,
and contain spicy notices Of tho current events
Of the day. As politics are banished from its
columns, wc have no doubt that Mcssrs. d.,
X. n f., will hold the .N,rror up" to the
more agreeable features Of our common human
natures, thereby furnishing the public, spec.
tacIcs more pleasant to look upon. than the
angry vlSagcS OF political animoSity and par.
tlaan hate. We greet the Mirror.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

NEGRO TEsTIMoNY.--ln recent case in San
Francisco it was objected that the testimony
Of negro man could not, according to the
laws of California, be received against n white
man. Judge Blake ovcrruled the objection,
and decided that the injured party in all cases
could be witness, whether white or black,
and against white or black.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
OUR POSITION.

WV va AN'
The most astute politicians and the rank
and file ct the Democratic party OF California
seem .iu-t now to be in state oil profound
perpeMty. They are all in log pohtica''y'
rs dense as That when atmoSphcncaiiy en-
compaS~cS the ny 81 LonG'h 'or nine h"h'h>
N the year Ihty are Sr'-'''ns III 'lt
mc-h"> 81 d'u"t, ~ Ifau'I'a'! a." H>'''N>'!
a. -i'A ''';"'u ~ !.-h'net. I"'H iric''-t'
lily rcnihI "'c 1t the n''"'"'' .A'N">''
that ''ar''' u ''''h '''"r'" Wv" "'"' hN %
lay he!'r' ~ r'1'i d'''h''he nj "h'th he
should hrita>r M Sf''h'i'''"''"' "il''''''
"''' t'rsr '''i'.'' - NIGER '''''' ascertain t''
proceedings "'d ic,'.''N u Ia G'i'u'n'fc Ton
'rnt'""' t"'y hh'" h"t "hv'r t''Y sumo
lh'Y are &'"I''- III Use '"i"' 'lli'''n''''
ever! '''i'''' - '.''.'''- ,''' ~ '''''''''
farFt7 against a stone wan lh'y are IN NOR
Ia Itif J. fNt 'h'v thrust 'h''r a''it" he"1
f'ece' rirn=h the moose "i the natter oi Pc.
'I''cai mar:yrio'n. Not I" Ice "'hihi ~"
professional "I'c' ->"t"vrS ana t'e mas 81 '"'
parry ma ,i""i'l''H ffnivhc'' our Of''hr'h "'
t'e pres Scihr'ii"nH'F mold ">F Tongues
49, but SHAKE ter tdit''i' locks mos; Ill
'1:t'rai'y, ana saeeIy intimate that 1--WE shan
zee what "" ~ha'l SIC. Shame on yc' peak
Yl;rb Liza. Drzor;ans SncaL or die " 1;o..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

CorRr OF SEssIoNs.-It is expected that this
Court will terminate its July term to-day, af,
ter having disposed Of calendar Of consider,
able importance. District Attorney Sander.
son is becoming terror to law.brcakcrs He
never fails to convict where the olfcnsc is sIs.
ceptible Of proof We anticipate great de.
crease in crime in Ell Dorado County during
his term Of office
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

CASDIDArEs FOR OFrICE.-We have heard
the names Of several gentlemen mentioned in
connection with the candidacy for legislative
honors in our county at the next election
We would suggest to all such the propricty
of announcing themselves through the press.
Such announcement would afford the people
better opportunity ofdiScussing their merits
and could be Of no disadvantage to the dc.
serving.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
ROAD NOTICE.

FINNF undersigned 10 hereby make known Api declare
their intention TO organise Joint Stock Company, fNr
nc easrattNh NJ turnpike road, IN the County " 81
hrtsdN, STATE W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the eide
~ hAaHtcNn Greek At the western end 81 Main street
The CN ~ raSrrVtlc; unhiug thence down HAnetoNn
NrrrN ~ coaNeaicnt place Tor crossing the DIVIDE to
Waiver Greek crossing Weaver Crrck at the hest and
mNN practicable t,nt and running thence upon the best
ANd mNs, Practicable grade, and by the aud most
NSro'Ahc route, 10 tie village OF n Dorado, in said
CNShtS.
The undersigned VII meet At tie law otirc ~ John
Nanr, Nn the CtE VI MAcctc on Saturday the 18th dAy
~ JAW, y 49, At O'Clock, ", 81 sad day for the
rAtfNse W making preliminary organization 81 said
Company, THOMAS HOGSETT
Mcp0cGALD VANDERBILT,
w. N CARY,
4 {. HENRY,
Jos, wnlrE4 Co,
JOHN nCME
wn SHIRLEY
TllOS. n. WADE,
THEo. =, TRACY.
ract Ia'y R,h, 1854 jyl4td
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

EXCITING RAcE.-A preacher by name Of
West, was lately chased n long distance hy
huge grizzly, near SCOTS Ranch, Santa Cruz
county. The race was exciting and holly con
tested but the reverend gentleman, having
the most at stake, kept ahead Of his amablr
competitor and reached place Of safcty-not
hurt but considerably skccrcd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

Wool~-Five thousand pounds Of common
wool was sold recently in Los Angeles for only
i've cents per pound-scArcely sufficient a.
pay expenses for Shearing. Why don't some
Shrcwd capitalist build mills for the manufac,
tIre of cloth: 1t would be safe and profit.
able investment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

CoAL.-We learn that coal vein, three
miles long has lately been discovered in Cas-.
tic District, seven miles from Virginia City
1t has been tested, and it is said To he equal
to the best brought from the Atlanti' States.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14


THE Detroit Free Press knows it to be true
that an old man, named Adam Bcnning, res.
idcnt of Grand Haven, Michigan, was fitted
out with full set Of credentials for the Chi
cago Convention from the State of Georgia
and that ne was empowered and instructed to
cast the whole twenty-Six votes Of that State
for William II. Seward; but the plan miScar.
rcd because Benning could not raise means
with which to get TO Chicago. If he had been
able to raise the necessary funds, Seward
would have been at least twenty six votes bet.
ter off in the Convention, and might, perhaps.
have been nominated, to the extreme disgust
of the ofiicc-hating Horace Greeley. Greeley,
who ought to know, inSinuateS pretty strong.
ly that Seward is uneratcful and corrupt and
unpopular with the masses. The Republican
leaders are exposing the trickery and rascality
of each other, to the cditicaton of the public.
According to their own admissions, Seward,
Greeley, Weed, Webb and Raymond, all prom.
inent Republicans, are a graccess set of poll.
teal scampS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

Public ScHooL.-A week from Monday the
public school in this city will commence its
Fall session, with Mr.. Bartlett as Principal
Miss Irvine as Assistant
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

a sIuice robber named Horace Beach was
recently shot and killed while engaged in his
rascAly business at Pine Grove, Sierra county
An effeotual way to put stop to robbing
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

CHE people Of Placer county, at the recent
special election, voted against the railroad
project. Auburn gave it handsome MAORI
~, but the interior knocked it cold.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

The Santa Cruz Sentinel says that valua-
BILE horse belonging to Mr.. Asa Ellis, was
killed recently near that place by California
lion,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

InE assessment roll Of Sierra county shows
an increase Of taxable property to the amount
Of 100000.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

JrDGENG from the notices in our exchanges,
the Fourth was more generally and enthuSas.
tically observed by the people of California
than ever before. Our people are devotedly
attached to the Union, and hold in extreme
disgust and contempt Southern diSunionsts
and Northern fanatics.
NrSrAL.-Rarn commenced falling last
tuesday night, and continued at intervals un
I'll "Wednesday nirht
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
PARTY LEADERS.

of the Republic which originated the partisan
divisions of the present day, were undoubt
cdlv, respectively led by Thomas Jciirrscn
and Alexander Hamilton. In the absence ct
any more exciting topic descriptive parallel
between these two acknowledged party lead
crS, may not he entirely devoid Of interest.
Alexander Hamilton WAS born Of Scottish
and French parents, on the Island "l Nevis,
British West Indies, january llth, l'1', Ills
parents were poor aud at tender age they
obtained employment for him asa Clerk from
wealthy merchant Of St Crrix. lie devoted
all his leisure time to St0 y, and made RAPID
advances in the acquisition Of krowlcdEr,-
lie was also ambitious beyond his years
When but twelve years old he wrote to
friend saving, ~ crutrlnn the grovclitg con.
dition of Clerk to which my fortune c"n'
icmnS me, and would willingly li>k my life
though not my character To cAalt my station
| mean to prepare the way fr iutwity, Vt
the age Of fifteen he brought him>cllinto such
notice, by the publication of an account ct a
terrible hurricane that visited the Islands,
that his friends and relations, recognizing his
genius, sent him to NV York To reap the
benefits Of a better education than he could
obtain where he then resided, There, he de.
voted himself ardcntlv to study, and made the
mo>t wonderful progress. When hut >rrrn'
-t4pnA IL. addressed tAe-a.A>, n4hlll- ppnp lc-nt
New York in an .ln.iu,rt appeal, advising the
adoption of the measures Of resistance e.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

Mccoy has our thanks for liberal SUNNY
of pure mountain ire furnished Us ,hV rsrt
Vc.A
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

Ar a Black Republican meeting in Boston,
to ratiiy the nomination Of Lincoln aud liam,
lin, one Of the speakers gave uttercncc Ia the
following atrociouS language which was ~
reived with vehement applause by the meet.
ing. He said he thought
1T was time that slavery should be abolished,
by political parties ifPo>Sb)e II not then hy ara,
parties q m$er"s'fIoa(Ss, His heart thrubhri Tor
the slave OF to-day, and he thought that it would be
blessing to send the slave drivers cut of the world
tie wanted tn make the slaves strike out k,r their
freedom, and 1t "''s r9St 10 excite 0em Il ssss--,N
ton ." W
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
MARRIED.

In this citv =, thu rr,drucc " MIR. Hut Non lay
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
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CONSTAni.E'S SALE.

10y WRIT vt an Execution Z" mr. directed, l,,r.d
IL NW " thu Court VI :. G.Canhrh, Justice " the
Peace IN aNd Gt the Township cf Iclcma County " III
lNtadN, and state VI California, uVn JudGm, NJ rem
drtcd the 2let day ~ June, lSSN, in favor "
JOAN MctWlN, Matthew MeCu,lN, Iconar d Hicks AMI
ENNtd hay, and against a." en- conway. ais, for tn,
,n 81 eSA ~ l, oot,S of sut, together With Acetuing
'''' ha,s rNed ur"n and .c'cd, and M expose
sale, al r"hhI auction, 10 the highest bidder,
On the %th day of August. A. d. 1850.
NJ the hour of n o'clck, ", all the night title IN
teTrs and claim II tho a,cNc named drcnan,p in and
IL the EucOinI described property, living and being IN
the Township " krlsey County " III Dorado To Wit.
l,SN feet of mining ground, situated on TrNA, Canon.
commencing At the upper end " John McCuly Co.'s
clam, al be rlnC los and running up the canon from
'Ad t"s l feet, more ot less. sale 10 take place at
the atNnNr cam,
Gwen under my hand this llth DAY July A. n lsGo
MA ii JAMES II, hughes Constable.