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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
And Female Collegiate Institute.

y
And Female Collegiate Institute.
rHC WINTER TERN ~,Il commune. Mon.
L day, Nov. 26ih. hai cnpt,ua~ ~ stsks. un-
de- a FsH BsaSa y Isararh1..
The advantage af The W,nt~r Tern on, gisl
,o those Of an, other isru. aad special, favorable
So tao.~ stai,ing Lazgsags,, MiiA'-si,s.. Ne
rs. Orss~ssisl t,aasA", ot loS LADIES "a the e!
lsftais Cssyi,.
A-pl' BssSi,HE accsn-@ilfsss are afforded.
asd even reasonable provision - inalc iof the
health aad coml1H Of laafdsr..
Studsats can siirnd their f-ritst,on. AZ ~ sea.
sons OF the year, ~,thouI Inconvenience 90 cNPp-
sure.
The price q hosr,l. Including washing aud u.-
Of furnished ruom d. - ~ week. 1ho'e Who
f,main less than term sill H. charged 10 osn.s
pc we-k additional F.s ssf Lgki Will h.
furnished iof IS csnis pr ~cek.
SaJents ~ili iuTa,.h their o~n sheets and pil.
low os.es, towels add toilet soap,
No drdBriioa IN iuii,on iOS absence ,he s'Ii of
last SEX ~ the term.
fof further IN iotmaiiuu send ~ a citcuhf.
N. 4. TORSEl. SecN.
Neat, lIiIi, oct. II, rGo. -
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,mnMAs nnoMN .J.ir,.

Toih, No.. Jade, sf Psstai, SHAH sSd Js' ~
Cosby u OIfo'i.
VIRGIL n. RAWSON % Par. ~ said Coua
~, Gu.ui,sa nader the provisions 81 Rev.
sat, chapter Ia. secj,sa y. 81 Max U. Raw.
sou 90 inssRe p~fson respectfully fsprrfeni. that
the Eu,-ls, chdtsl. sol credit. NJ the sad Maxi
T. Rawson ere not sufficient 10 pay the rNpcasss
iucausd IN The Support II himself and iamil, and
IN pfrytniing waste Of his property h, the sem u
t~o husdf,d dollars. Wherefore war Ieiiii"aer
pray. year hoRoF a. grsnl him license o. eel 80
mssh oi th- real estate "fth~ said MARI I. Raw
.on a. veil prDd,cs the alatssaii spn. 81 tso
hundfrd dallaf., Together With lsuhef sum II
ons hua.r,i dallsu'. ia anticipation II asruuag
rSp-u.,s. a.d the sNIensc. u 'als. ADD ~hsfsas
the farm rrcsnl, occupied lr him IN Ne'Say,thr
.,ms bs,ag subject 10 = mott gage, and b-ing allih,
real es'als Owned BY him. worth and Will
tf,ns ltls n sry more ihsi The al.uFsasmsd sun /.
,ouf petitioner pray. Nour honor o. grani hrn 10y
aid c.n.s ih- right aad pri'ieg- Of ''lliag 's'd
MAI =. Risson'' ~la'ly Of Irlsmp,'oa "a The
~hoie Of said farm.
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TmnMts u. RROwN. J.aE,
Atrue eopy-sttr.t.
u.,Ip kS.Fr. Register.

ONToEU, -; As Count ~ Probate hsh At -.
~. sith,R and fat the Count, ~ ONinfd, on
the th,td Tu...ls, oi Octol-t. 4. u. is6O.
ON the petition 81 And far~rll, w,doSer .,
" Saph Tarvell late of MrSico IN said Com.
~, DECREASED. pfsy,og f'ta all~ano, out 81 the
pstsoBal estate Il h.. late vile
Orio,i, ihN said pelit,oarf give notice 10
al pcison. Interested b, clu.iag = copy 81 this
oflcrto h. puhlished three weeks succes.i'sly IN
the ONi.ri Dymuctat. pablic n.~s raper pTiaicd
~ raf.. that ihcy may appear az Probate Court
t. BE- held at "sn.. 10 'aii Couatv, On the third
Tae.ia, afNo,'tet RsNt. al . O'Clock ~ he ffr-
aooa. and she's cla.c. ,far, thcy have, Why the
same should not be- granted.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, JsSg.
Atrue copl-attesi;
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D,vrp Ks,rr. R.snrr

ONToEp. s.--Ats Cont 81 Probate hcLi at Ia.
80, within add for the CuaniY 81 ONf'ri, on
the third Tus,lsy of October. A.D. iS6O.
on the i.siit,nn of Arsd fsrwell. ~id'wrr II
" Sarah Far~,ll, late II MsNico ~ .a,d eoon.
I, deo.a.cI. pfs,iag that hi. do~sr may h. a'.
.igp-d and .st at 10 h,n n hi' late wife, e.tae.
All that Coum,-.i,nsr. may IT, appointed f,r that
puTpnss!
O,dUsi. that III, sad petitioner give notice Ia
sl persons intrtesicd u, causing copy Of h,. ~.
tit,ua With this order ihsf,nn 60 b. Published
thrs, ekssucce.,iyrl, ~ The ONioudDrnocfal
. newspaper printed ~ Par, ~ s'id Couniy that
the, may appear al Probate toun 20 l.. held ~
raf,s. on the third rac.,lsy IT Nov. nest, and
.hs~ cause liaRy they have. ~hy the s1me 'houd
not h. granted.
THOMAS BROWN ,JsdE,.
Atrue ooPy-'It,,i;
DAVID KNAPP, R,s,iu.
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THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.
DAVID Ks,rr, Register.

OIrORp. -; Ala Cant OF Probate held at Pa
~, within and loT the COAT, Of Oxford, on the
thiul Tn~s,Ls, Of October AID. ls6O.
7 EyI WHITMAN aud GEORGEP. WHIT.
SEl, executors 81 the last will aud issis-
ment ~ William q, WhiIney. late Of Norway ~
said County, deceased, having poesented their
fret account Of rSecuior.hip Of the esi-te Of sid
deceased lor allowance;
O,dp,d, That the said Executors give no
tice To all person. interested by cans'ng copy Of
this order 10 h. published three wreNs successive.
" in the OSiurd Democrat that they may appear
at a Probate Court 10 h. held az Paris. IN ,aid
County, on the ihid Tuesday Of NO,'her next, At
nine Of the clock 10 the FORENOON, and ,he~ cause
II any ihey have why the same should not H. al
lowed. THOMAS VI. BROWN, Jodge.
a true copy-alicsii
DAVID KSArr Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
cu,RICs DuNiIAM Lle Of IIanfotd.

THE subscriber hereby gives publ TIC noiice
that he ha. b-en duly appointed 10y the hanorh'e
Judge u Probate for Oh. CouWy Of Oshrd, a"d
Assumed the trust ~ administrator 81 the estate
Of RICHARD ROUNDS late of Hadlsnd ~ The
county of Somerset. deceased,y giNing ho"d' as the
Law directs. lie therefore requests all persons
uho are indebted % the estate ai said decreased
Il, make immediate pay'nea,, and those Who have
any demand. thereon 10 exhibit III sane TO
Or. 10, Is6O. ELI II. BEAN.
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rmOMAs d. RROwN. J.ir,.
4 uSe eopi-alis,,i
DavInksArr. R'g,i"

O,ToHp. s.; Ala Court Of rfobai, held At Par
70, wilma and f'r the CoaatS 81 Osiard, on the
third Tae.d.y ~ pctahsT, Al. ls60.
| HENRY D.. HAMMOND. adnia,.irsior On
III the estate oi Sibl,y Chase lat, ~ Pan. -
.a,d Couniy dccea.cd. having pre.enlsd hi. nc,
ruuni 81 Standardization u the estate II aid ds.
ceased Go alosanoe;
Ordered. that the sail AdmiaisiuiIoS give
MOTTO. TO I'll psIs"as Interested h, causing
G0iice 10 ~ psbl,,hsd thee ~e-ks 'pcce-.
siStl, 10 the ONiurd Democral, pfiaIsd At Paf'.
10 .aid Couuiy. that ihey may spp-ar at Pru'
bate Couri 10 w. held at Psns IN sad Count,
oa III. third TSe.day II Nov next. AZ n,nr 81 ih'
clo,k ~ the io'snooo anil shew cause u any ihsy
have, shy thu same ,houli not H. allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN, J.dr.
\ true copy-atissts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26

ONToEp, -; A. a Court 81 Probate he'll At
Pa,is. Withir ani Er the Couniy ~ Niofi, on
the thiui Tuesday ofOctob~r 4. ID. 1850.
.nN the pciitioa II Patience Staples. widow Of
" Andrew Staples, late II oslotd, 10 ssid
County. deceased, pnying cor an alloslnce ouI Of
the personal estate Of her late husband:
OrSr'i, that the ,aid petitioner give notice 10
~ l,cr.oas interested. b, causing cop, of thi'
order ~ h. publi.h-d three weeks succss.iSely IN
the ONlord D-mocrat printed at Paris, that ihry
may appear az q Probate Court o. he held az Pa.
81. ~ .aid County. on the third TuesdaS ~ Mo-
Vrml-r next. At nine of,hr clock IN the forenoon,
and .hew cause, II any they have, why the sane
should not BE- granted.
THOMAS u. BROWN. Judge.
A true eopy-attest'
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OSroRp. s.-At Court OF Probate held .
Pafi.. with,a and for the Couniy of oNicd
on the 81 Tuesday Of octolsr, 4. ID. 1850.
Ga the foregoing petition,
Oriu'd That the ssidpstit'oner gi'.noiicei to
all sr.ons Interested by ea"sieg cory Of his pe.
titioa With this order thetcon 10 bspuhl'sh"d
thrc. weeks successfully IN the OSiotd Dc'nocta'
= ns~.pspet printed al paris in,sid Counil that
the, ma, appear at Probate Iouri 10 IL held ~
Pare 90 the third Tuesday Of November nest,
II nins o'cick ~ thu farraa,n. AIT shrs cause
Il an, they have, Why the SANE 'hoold not Ice
grated.
THOMAS ~. BROWN .Jsdg'.
A incorporated
pIytnks.FP. R,f,,t,.
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Ia Pol,ni, 9Th. Mrs. Lydia, vie of Daniel
Iauis, sg~i -.
u Bethel, 18th, NJ. Aaroa Fro.t. aged ~.
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VIRGIL u. RAW son.

OIToEp. -. ha Cont Of Probate held q, far
/ !. within and Gf the cnuat, 1T oNf'fi, oa the
third Tuesday II octob-f. 4. ID. Is6O.
90 the Efegoing prlit,aa-
O,iv,i, that The sa,i petitioner si'" notice
tu,ii pef.aas interested o., causing copy "ithis
ardsr To b. pabli.hed three week. 'uccs'si'sl, IN
the ONinfd Democrat printed NJ Pane. ,thatthsy
ma, appear ~ Probate Cont o. IT, brld AZ Pa
80. iu sa,d couAi, as the ihfd Tuss,ls, 81 Nov.
esNi, at ain- n'olOck ~ the iufraoon. aud 'hr~
cause, ifhuy they have ~ the sane 'hould not
L- granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26

TIIE ,ab.enhcr hereby give. public notice hat
he has lsea dal, srpniHicdby the honorable J"dgs
~ Probate fir the Couniy u Osi"rd, and Assumed
the rust u Executor II the la'I will and tesla.
ment of
INEVITABLE SEvERy ate of Ds6eld.
In aid County. deceased, by giving bond a' the
law directs. n, therefore requests all persons
uho are indebted a. the estate ~ aid lrccased Q"
make immediate payment; add those Who have
an, dsm,nd. thereon o. exhibit tn sane IN
Oct. ID. is6O. CYRUS q. MORRILL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26

ONToND,,s.-hia court oirIotai. heidatPat'
j.. wiihia and for the couaIy Of Osiord, oa the
third Tuesday IL Ociolsf, 4. u. lstO.
NJARTilA 4. KNIGHT. sd,n,aistfairit on
wi the estate Of CLik kaighi, late II Norssy.
- .aid Coasiy deceased. h.',sg pSr--nisd her
fret aad hasi accoaai 81 naturalization OF the es-
tate Il .aid deceased lof allowance;
Ordsr,d. That ssii adm,ai-'s ave Notice to al
person. Interested. 10y esosing ropy Of this otis'
h. b. pslli.h.d three weeks spccs.s,'ely in the
Oxford Demacnt. printed At Piris, that itFy
may appear al q Probate Coat 10 h. held 81 Pafi.
IN aid CounIy. % the third rps.dsy 81 No,
psSt. At ten of the clock IN the forsRoon. aud
.h.~ cause. " ssy ihsy have, ~hy the same
should not h. allosed.
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CAUTION. wher,a. my wife, Harriet A. n.
y jordan. has leii nv he'd and board, without any
cause on my part; ! hersb, caution all perso"'
from harl,oring or trusting her on my account a'
shall pay 10 debts Of her contracting after ihi.
is'F. WILLIAM JIKDAN'
Ha.tlord, Oct. %. 1870.
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ArGrsrTs hi. sunni
FILES

~ diseases of atomy 90 los. 81 tom IN The
bo~el.. .uch a., rii,.. rrol.psus utco, FEET ia .
Sc. are bsasGtird b, the Peruvian Syrup. u,
psri6s. the pr,,iuc,. u dige,tian, avors the
h,alh, action of the iais.,,ne.. and prevents The
accumulation o. refuse matters. and the cos'i's-
us.s ph,ch az, the cause Of many weakening
diseases.
Bs.os. NJi., :, lssS.
Gentlemsn. 70, mote ihsn thuIty ,esfs have
tssa frrquruil, under lttesifnsnt. and have
uied yari1a. pfrpsfstion. ~h,eh have t-ca re-
c,sum-udri 90 ne, lut received uo TermsusaI fc'
l,.f. o. January lat commsaoci uk,ug the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. ssi ahsf uk,sg three
houlss of % Ice ,ns psfic,il, cured ~ the dys-
pepss and p,iss, aud Iuy gsnsud health % bo~ al
that I can drsife a o. D..
MILTON DAGGETr. ~ E,ssN ST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26

The Torehligbts a, Bell Gathering
"lneense frcs IN funeral urns.
Traveller.
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FISHING TACKLE.
Medicines,


Scch a. Ayr. ssr.apsTills. Aver. Chevy Pee
toral. Ayers C.,hsriic Pill.. wrigh's lRdisn
Vegetable Pills. kssnedy's Medical Discovery,
DE-. Clsrk's Poteht Cherry Symp. DosR's Bal.
.amie Elixir, Week. Magic Compoand. Dssis'
Pain Killer, Isngley'. Biusr., ClAfk's Bitisrs,
Pi.k'. Port Wine Bilier.. Bfowa's Tfoches, At
well', Bitis,., Castor Oh. Olive oil, Camphor
Gsrn, Br,aa'. Pnlmoa,c waSf', Hair bye. NH
lef'. Coadiiioa PowdeTs Tor hofses, bsn'tt's Co
eo.iae e., the hair. barnett. Wash Zoe removing
tan and ffsckies, kc. Al.o the Celebrated kvssia
Sslss, ID. Gr.ndia's Excel.iaT salVe, Iadab Nd
he.iye salvs. Nv Paper snd strychnine .or III
ling Piles. bog. and Bears. Df. hsrshai's "a
iauh SRah, nth lots OF SHAVING \ TOILET
SOAP, fTach re'lameD, L,oa's kaihnifon,
Spsldiag's Rosemary. Caogne, 10y the Quaft OF
less. ru~ BEARS oil y, the Quart o. lees,
Wood's Hair Restorative. O,l- sad Esssaee. 81
Be,g smot, Lemon. Che,kerl-rry, Peppermint.
Sc, Gpm Ar.bac. spoages. kc.
The ahovs aoots have been purchased iof sa,A
down, and will h. ,old at
SATISFACTORY PRICES'
Js.A. !, fall, prpnrcd To pot IN perfect rs-
pair al Lind. " WATCHES, CLOCks AND
JEwEiRY, add
Warrant 10 give Satisfaction
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE AZ SHORT NOTICE.
rSCnh pa,G for old Gold and Silver.
Bsruri Hut. is59. IS
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To the LoaorsbIs JSdss Of Probate IoT the COoa.
" II ONi,rd,
IT uMBly rrpre.eui., Sarah Gouh ~ Porter
III IN said Couaiy, that she y the widow Of
DAVID u. Gould. late OF Porter 10 aid County
Who died go the iweaiy .secoad dsN II September
\. u. 1860, inie.tie, ssiiei anl Possessed olres
estate. good. and chsiis., rights aud credits
which ought 10 ~ administered accordiag 10 law
Whsr,fofe ,osr psiitioaer pay. that adm'nisin'
ton Of said estate may 10 granted 10 6eorge Sta
e, IL said Porter, she declining the trust.
SARAH GOULD.
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Reliable Testimony.
We cai ths stisut,1r Of the reader o. the follow
iug L.tisr trola Pr-s,ieut SSIrH, u
WSsi~Nss uuiystsiN

We ea1 ths stsut,r- the reader o. the follow d.
ing tiisr trola Pr-s,jent SNtrH. Il
wvsi~Nss luiystsity
MtupttrosS. Cona.. Feb. =, 1850.
Nessrs. STrH " foNLT 4 Co.
GeutIu~n II sect us,ie u.e II the ONygeuai-
- Hr-r. some scvep 90 r,ghi,sars since. lla'.
log sufrred hf t~rsiy Ne.r. from torn q bys.
I-st, -, walsh -as .usale.l 18th a nrtyous bead.
sch~, on 80 ayerss- ~ spt -. ihaa one jay On a
~rek. I -. is.isr,d b, che uarrrtsaiing rrcom.
-nsniaii,a Of ~ Gfe~s /" D. try oa~ bottle AMI n
no t.aeGt SO renewed q d,scaatinuc the 49,. 4"
The usr II une bsiis ~sFraatri further raj.
o. The sNtrut % sutr- thrv. 90 ioss, with csfc-
tul ui'-sfVancr II the accompanying directions.
The rrsult was a. alu,sst su',fr rrliet lrum the
ustnl d,sp-piic symptoms and their depressing.
Iaiaful cou.s,tu.uor.. I b-I,s,~ thr.s Rttsf.
nf,,iursyi an saiire Chnnrs in The habits IT ny
s,sicga ani uppa the active ~asrg,es ct the digrs-
t',s ufgaas. I 30 dr-m myself o. eNsapt ifum
Dyspepsia 80 lss.J persons. Thee Biuer. have
al -l t-sn Il syr,tcr O. othct msslsr. oi ny LIANT
D.. Ney rs.p-ctiaIl, ,ouus,
AUGUSrUS ". SMITH.
Prepared q, StrH ". FowLT 4 Co, Boston
aud fsr sale o., n. .. Bate = CO., Pare; Wm
4. Ru.t. South Pare: u. =. No,e., Norssy /.
T.. Atwood 4 Co. Buck6cld. ". : Chase n
Co. piN6slJ, y. :. Chandler and {. -. H..
M,son Bethel aal bg dealers eycr,~hsfs. 4
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TSik Hoa. TAs~s, ~. B,ova, Jadss sfT'fsssis
Jsr fks Cosniy sfOyferd.
nNiiE undersigned. administrator 81 the estate
Of Rsbeces Ames. hie Of Norway, IN said
County, ecca .ed, respectfully represent. that the
Real Estate Of which said decreased died ssi,ed
aud possessed 10 escu,abrfed: that !, !. for the
interest of al concerned ihs, portion thereof be
sold, that he ha. received an offer ofiso huadfed
ihir,y -.e,ea dollar. and 6hy cents (s237 50) far
thai part knowa u. the Machine shop, .ilg,ied IN
Norway Village. with the steam and water powef
connected ths~with. lie ihereto'e pays Coz u.
osa.s 10 cell aad convey the .sme. at puli'c or
pri,ale sale. Aad ss Ia daiy b'sad will ever
nrsy. GEO. w. MiI.LETr.
Adm'r of,hs ..t. of Rsbeoca Ames.
Notway, Oct. 10, 1s6O.
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oxroRp. Alta Court of Probate held Al
Psr.. within aud for the Couniy Of OSiot'l, on
the third ruesdsy Of Ocioisr. ID. ls60.
/ Ga the Foregoing Petition OHDIHrp, That
the .sid Petitioner give notice 10 al peTsons Ia
Isresis,, by causias copy 81 her rs,,lion with
this orier thereon. 10 lc Iulilishrd three weeks
surces.i,cly IN the OSford Democrat. = Rewsps.
sf pSinied ~ Paris 80 said Coaaiy. that they may
appear alta Probate Court to be held at Pare, oa
the third Tuesday of November 1eNt, at p o'clock
IN the FORENOON ,ad .hew cause. II any they have,
VII, the same .hould not be granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.
A true oopy--a,iesii
D.yiD ks.rr u.sistev
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M a G HI IN e S II . p
NORWAY VILLAGE. MI.

THE subscriber, would respectfully announce 10
their l,iend. aal the robl,c generally, that
they have catered ,nto a oopa,iscr'hiP, Tor the
pfussrution OF the
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A tue oapy-aiissii
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O,,onr IS. ~ laun o. rrabals htld At ra

4 true copy-atisst
D,,iD Ks,rr. Register.
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22

PEDRO YBARRA's CASE This case which
has been before the Supreme Court for more
than year, has at length been passed upon,
and new trial ordered. The Union thus
sums up the decision of the Supreme Judges /:
We adhere to the views expressed by US
upon the questions considered in our former
opinion in this case, but point is now made
which we think is fatal to the judgment. On
the trial the prosecution gave in evidence the
dying declarations of the deceased, and the
Court instructed the jury that if these decla-
rations were true they should find the defend
ant guilty. The witness who testified on the
subject stated that the deceased told him that
Pedro, the man with whom she had been liv-
ing, had shot her. and he identified the defen-
dant as the man with whom she had been liv-
ing The evidence connecting the defendant
with the commission of the offense was prin-
cipally circumstantial, and the only direct and
positive testimony to that effect was the testi-
mony of this witness The instruction given
assumed the existence of every fact necessa-
ry to convict except the truth of the decara-
tions made by deceased, and the effect was TO
compel the jury to render verdict in accor-
dance with their opinion upon that question
We see no difference between such an inStruc-
ton and an instruction directly upon the facts.
We think the Judgment should be reversed
and the case remanded for new trial and
1t is so ordered
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
New Years Eve Ball !!

DR0TECTI0N HOOK AN LADDER COMPANY
| No. l, will give Grand Firenans Ball, OF
Monday Even'g, December 3lst, 1860, ~
in the Metropolitan Theater, San Andreas. The f3A
public cordially invited SsaS
MANAGERS:
san -fadrcds-rohn d. Sullivan, W Z. Stein. ". Gar
ry J. Benjamin. Chas Faville, j. L. Ray, W. NJ Denig
j. Fields, Alex. Wiley Matthew Akin, Thos- Mctilynn.
Upper Calarerftas.-J C. Foster, Todd Toon, W. w.
Murphy.
Loscer Calareritds.-Frank Wallace.
SaH Spring Tdl!eg-H. Gareelon, j. McCreon.
Ldsscha Tiaad.--James AcHenry
Nohelsfnne HUT. b. Severance Andrew Taft, Jas.
Johnson H. M Couch. A. +. Adams, NJ. G. Sawyer.
E7 Dorado.-E. l.. Rogers, A. Lesley.
Mountain RdRch.-Nilliam H. Holmes.
Campo Seco.-D. B. Nye, j. Tyson.
Jep1y Lt9sd-D. Paxson, j. d. Lane.
Spring Falley.-D. W. Briant.
J1IcI-s9a-T ID. Wells. T. Shober. G. J. Ingalls,.
AngeEs-Robert Patterson F. G. Dyer NJ Cosgreve.
Cad 6ulch.--Robert Irvine, G. A. Morse.
Washington Raach.-0. Grooms, A. J. Barker
Indian CreeI-Capt. William Cheis. ID. Dunn.
san sisatoaio--John Chase, Mr.. Taggart.
8fasyphvs.--.Ias l. Sperry TJ. Mattison James Bills,
A. II. Stevens
Fourth CsosssAg- Milton Stevens.
forefg Bar.-James Mowhray, p. 0Neaf.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
w >. aatewood, Joseph Knight Benz. K. Thorn,
dec Std }. K. Doak, Benz. Katz
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22
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The Territorial Enterprise, of December 18th.
contains the following interesting items of in
telligence from the respective mining towns in
Washoe:
MINES AT GENOA Quite number of companies arc
engaged running tunnels into different veins of quartz
back of the town. The different companies at work
there, appear sngune of obtaining rich returns their
labor, when the leads struck at sufficient DEPTH
VIRGINIA CITY.-Eyery week brings US information of
discoveries and rich strikes being made in our vicn-
ity thus showing that the rich deposits of gold and sill
bearing are not confined to one lode as MANY
have heretofore supposed. This week have chron-
icle the finding of rich silver in the claim of Captain
Smith, Goodschal and others at Gold Hill which they
have struck at the depth of seyentyve feet The rock
assays seven hundred dollars per ton in silver.
CARSON City Some of the mines around Carson City
are beginning to attract much attention. The Hatfield
ciam situated the east side of Carson river is prov
ing quite rich. Several companies owning ground in the
vicinity have commenced work upon their claims.
EsMERALDAT This mining district continues TO excite
much attention. Regular means of communication ap
pear to be established between that point and Carson
City and this place. Access to it is much easier now,
than month ago from the fact that the road has been
considerably shortened and the easiest passages the
mountains selected. Rich discoveries, understand
continue to be made the Volcano Ledge, Mountain
Company Crystal Ledge, Great Eastern Company; the
Princeton, Maine Emmett and other lodges have been
asayed in this city and San Francisco and appear to be
rich. Not only have these and many other valuable
ledges been found in the el dorado but others equal
neighborhood.
PAINFUL RUMoR.- A rumor has been current around
town the past few days. that three of well known
citizens were murdered the trail between here and
the Esmeralda district party of citizens is about
to start and investigate the matter.
THE WEATHER.-The mdness of the thus far
the Eastern Slope, is the subject of universal
ment among citizens The unusual severity of last
winter had prepared all who have arrived here since
then, well older settlers to expect at least four
months winter But up the present time the
'1Winter of our discomfort" has been like glorious
summer. The older settlers of these valleys that
snow has never lain for any length of time during the
winter until the last nclement The beneficial
effect OF the mild weather is daily becoming apparent.
Many persons and companies who had resolved to
pend operotons for the winter have reconsdered their
resolution, and begin to think that the best plan viii be
to go ahead with work
San Andreas independent., 1860-12-22

THE RIGHT TO DIG GoLD ON PRIVATE LANDS
Another suit to determine the right to dig
gold on private lands, has recently been ta-
ken up to the Supreme Court from the coun-
ty of Mariposa. The parties in the suit are
John G. Fremont and Vim. I. Flower. The
former asked judgment for FIVE pounds of
gold and ten tons of gold bearing quartz ta-
ken from his Mariposa estate by Flower, or
or their value in money, which is fixed at
1000. "It being" says the S. f. Times,
the desire of both parties to have the rights
involved settled by the Supreme Court, an
answer and statement of facts were filed,
and an appeal taken. The answer of the de-
fendant admits the ownership IN fee of Col.
Fremont and that defendant did enter and
extract gold as alleged; but denies the right
of Col. Fremont to the gold and gold bearing
quartz or any other mineral contained in the
land, claiming that it is the absolute and ex-
elusive property of the State of California
A second count claims that these minerals
are the property of the United States"