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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
Drugs, t4lcutrinrs, Mr.
Toilet Articles FOR the million.


HAR RESTORATIVE AND tNV1GoRATOR, a
Hac and permanent enre for Badness, and for re-
moving oll Sctlrf Dandutf scrohilous Eruptons and
Fcycrish 1ent nom aop and for restoring premature
" Gray Halr to it, Original color This preparation
contains noinuuous matter, producing ts wonderful
effects y nygqntng aud restoring poriect health to
the scalp aud The glands which form the hair II Is
put ,p In bottles holding the s,me quantity ~ Woods
aHl Mrs Alleas llir RestontSes, in nn respects
equally as good md NJ one third TO one hnlf the cost
Price only 80 cents. For sale by
fb7 Druggist, No. o Main street.
I IQuD HAIR pYE--For dyeing the Hair a Black
Yaimnted hly as good as Bachelors aud OhrisRdoros
ln up IN the sized boxes, and ut half tho cost
prie % etsi To be had only at thS Drug store Of
GEALtNG WAX FOR TRurr CANs.-A plentiful
> supply Of THIS senil article will te Kept on hand al
my9o ", W, sTEWART's, No. O. Main at.
G0lA WATER.-Pure, sparkling and cold, drawn at
- all times irOin one of the most complete fountains
nthc State fitted up With The patent combination cool
er and dlu tube. Every variety Of fruit, syrups and
nectar madefrpsh every day nt
myaO W W. sTEWARTs, 90 Main street
IIRUIT HOTTIES AND JARs-Jllst rcceiy.
IL cd large Invoice Of Fruit Bottles and Jars, with
myao 'F Wv STEWART q MAN street.
I ONDON PoRTER.+-Pure London Porter the best
erng lofi general debility id prosfpon Of the sys-
tenn. myaoo w. W. STEWART, G2, Main st.
DURTFfED BENZINE.-For cleaning gloves and
removing grease, tar stins, er, from al kinds oi
wearng apparel without injury 10 the texture or color
Of the material. For sale by M
my30 W. W. STEWART, 90 Main street
DUBE CATAWBA Witnessing choice Old ca
! tawba Wine, grown an the farm Of Col j. r. Ilar-
rison, near this city THIS wine s very superior, and
ree from any aduiteratOn whnteyer For sale by the
bottle or gallon by W. W STEWART,
my30 No. 62 Main st.
DERFUMEs AND EXTRACTS, put up in beautiful
gu bottles OF The same quantity and superior in
and sold 1t One-thirl the cost PrieeNo l. 20 cts; No
2, 80 Cis. For sale by W. W. STEWARr
ieb7 Druggist, No. 62 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

Henry reneding PIN Before George Owen J. p,
,, against ] m Dayton Township
nN the 1t day of June lSG0, SAID Justice issned an
~ order of Attachment In the above for the sum
thirty-two dollars and seyenty-iiye cents.
oiUasc set or hearing July 2lh lst0, al o'clock
icllwJw HENRY PERNEpINa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
ATTACHMENT NNTICE

TACOB Il. CONNER against Charles Van Tuyl. Re
- fore James Turner ), r. II layton township
Montgomery county Ohio. on the 9TH Of July, A. H.
lsp, -d Justice ISSUED order OF Attachment in the
cents Case set for hearing, August 10Th lsGu, al
O'Clock, "a. m. ylaw3 JACOB n. TURNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
.ailg Gmpire,

runtnHro rvrHY ArrEnSooS CsuSpAYa ExcrrrEpl ny
T. r. TX Il L Il x sc 9 O.
EN- plre Building, ITO Main Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
No. no Main Street.
F-AIR PLAY.

n BICKFORD would inforn his friends and the
IL. pulAic that he hRs as large and a. good an as-
sorlmeat II boots and shoes ~. eau bo ouad In the
ey and he WI sell AZ how A. any one can that means 10
h. honest lie CiannQt sell plQd fashionable. saehhe
shoes, worth s2O0mr siOo II any one else cam L il
none o. his business, long they him nothing
But ho has oheap Boots and Shoes and will sell Low
u any one can ailord. my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,

o1" WHITAKER. Montgomery County Court
of Common plSas
William Whitaker Diyor"e
fINhE defendant William Whitaker, sipposedto be In
i Melbourne, Australia IL hereby notified that The
plaintiff Urlln Whitaker on the - day of july 1850.
icd her petition In the office ofthc Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Please for Montgomery county Ohio
charging HIM with whil absence for more than three
yenrs aud gross neglect Of duty, and asking 10 be ,.
Vorcd from him, that the Court decree her lust almo.
ny the custody and nurture Of her child Oscar Whit.
uker and the restoration Of her maiden name The
same will be heard at the November term Of sid Court
uRliLA WHITAKER,
WALkER WALkER, AUys. jyl3dlRwG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
HENRY G. sPALDING G. CO..

1S Cedar.St., New York..
Address Post-ofce Box No. 40.
Annexed Alphabetical List Of Articles which II
damaged, may be restored TO their Original strength
and usefulness by
sPALDING,s pREpAREn GInr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
JEMIMA DRILES ESTATE

HENRY WEsTERMAN was on the 3oth day ofJune.
i 1850, duly appointed and qualified ns administra.
tor with the Will annexed, Of the estate of Jenima
Drill, late Of Montgomery county Ohio deceased
yl3w6 HENRY WESTERMAN, Admir-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

was taken to see the Dictator The par
ty was five in all, officers aud civilians, and
the visit was informal indeed, Garibaldi
seems to discourage all fornality, and though
he has Just now all the power OF an Emperor,
he win not even adopt the state of a General,
Europeans are nd Of calling him the Wash
ington Of Italy, principally because they know
nothing about Washington Catch Washing
ton invading a foreigl, kingdom ON his own
hook, in a fremans shirt You might about
as well call Tom Sayers Sir Charles Grandi-
son
We walked up the Toledo aud found the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
SPAIDING'S
PREPARED GuU E.!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATtONERs.
sPALDIYG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD by HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
ARRIVING AT PALERMO.

AS we came along into sight of Palermo
we heard the reports and saw the flashes and
smoke of quick cannonading / watched il
with feeling of decided discomfort The
idea of being shot, occurred to me with a new
and unpleasant force
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
rAtKNo wIrH A NEArourAN orrlcEn,

Ofcourse one ought to hate mcrcenary
soldier and especially Que ofthe King Of Ma
pies Very likely should have hated him il
he had been coarse aud brutal but as he was
very handsome, young and well-bred, in fact
quite an extraordinary gentleHanly fellow, the
thing was different. His ideas we're lust
about what | had supposed they would be.
He and hisdyision had arrived on the second
day ofthe lighting, aud had not even been in
fire. llo had personally nothing 10 brag OF
aud nothing TO DO ashamed at But he de
clared solcmnly as his own belief aud
that Of the whole corps, that the King
bad been betrayed that the city might
easily have been held and that though
the greater part of the Neapolitau troops were
cowarls rather than traitors, there we're still
excellent regiments among them who would
have b,en more than strong enough under a
capable general The feeling among those
troops was that they we're oil sold out, and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

The weather was exquisite and the sea
calm, and as the sun set, we steamed slowly
down the bay of Naples with the two yes
sells in tow Towards ten o'clock, when
went on deck to take last look before going
to bed, the moon was rising and ! could see
the island of Capri still on the left, and away
behind us the great fiery blotch on one side Of
Vesuyius -tr-s
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

THE FRuITs or ABOLITIuNISM.-Th journal
Of Commerce thus sums up the results Of ADO
litOn agitation:
l. The aholitioniSts have retarded the ex
tincti"n OF slavery for half a century at least
.. They have caused many deaths by VIC
leUce, and sent distress into thousands Vi fam
lilies in the Slavcholhing States.
3. They have or will have caused the free
negroes to be expelled from most of those
States, greatly to their injury and distress.
1. They have caused the slaves throughout
the Southern States IL be more vigl'antlv
guarded and more severely dealt with in cast
of inSuhordinati
5. They have tied up the hands Of anti
slavery men in the slavehoding States, and
CAL scd many Of them To be expelled or implis
Oned, including abolition lecturers, preachers
book -peddlers, &c. Or il some Of them have
not yet hepn expelled, they doubtless soon viii
be- Many innocent persons are greatly incOn
venicnced through unfounded suspicion. A
missionary Of the Southern Aid Society writes
as follows: "Only the light Of eternity can re-
veal the extent Of the suffering caused to inno'
cent thousands by that wretched affair al
Harper's Ferry. May God restore peace to
our country, and prosperity to His church
in it."
8. They have greatly damaged the mer'
chants, manufacturers, and in fact the whole
population Of tho North, by checking the in
terchangc Of commodities with the South
heretofore so advantageous to ell concerned
Z. They have exposed our nation to the
direst calamitlea, which none but God cat
wholly avert
8. They have shown themselves to be with
put common discernment, or else reckless Of
consequences to everybody but themselves
Who, after this, would be an aboliti mist
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

A New York letter writer says: "Probably
the heaviest case of insolvency that ever cam,
before an American Court, was brought to the
consideration of Judge DAILY, of the Common
Pleas, on Wednesday last. on application o.
Suydam, Sage & Co., for relief under the In
solvent Act, the firm having liabilities to tn,
amount Of nearly $S,0O0O0O The petition
for relief was opposed by four gentlemen fol
themselves and large number Of creditors
Suydam, Sage Co were for many years the
heaviest operators in -four in tho American
market, and were supposed to be possessed Of
immense wealth. A succession Of great losses
during the last general panic, compelled them
to succumb, which they did, to the tune Of mill
ions. Unable to effect settlement with many
of their creditors, they now propose to force
one through the medium Of the insolvent law,
and the probabilities are, that they will, after
9 reasonable amount of litigation, prove sue
Cessful." -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25


ANCIENT FICrIoN AND MoDERN FACr-Thc
Enchanted Salvc story which C.rvantrS puts
into the mouth Of Don Quixptte was doubtless
irtrndrl as satire upon the cx,ravngaut pre-.
tensions mud miserable failure of the phv>i
clans # TINT day, BNt the ;icIon> e one age
SOM tunes conc the facts Of another, and
c'uIi Ccr,art,s revisit IL" earth. he wcud
>rr Gn,N - I'll" cute, ito,l'a'ly attributed To-
Don QmNu,c's n">ttum. actually accomplished
by llus"Nay'> Ointment. The magic uf sci.
enc" has >hamcd the legends Of nvcroulahcy
in The bcniIicrnt ttF'ct> &C the remedies Intro.
durci by that d Distinguished man
ENuavaGant tupsy i, mot in oar way !"
bGt /! e els dill renee between hattrry and
simple lu>tl'c II has hat prncl that in scv.
'ra ln>tanc'S We lave Witnessed the effect Of
ll",loway> Ointment upon external diseases
That it vii cure cry>ipylaS, salt rhrum, and
Nirn!rrt, dtcp.>,a;cd ulcers. we can testify
from facts that have come under our own ub
>rrva'i"n. and if faith i to he placed in the
conc, ntaurnTS declarations If the thousands
and tens # thousands who have tested its
properties IN this coaniIy and throughout the
/ world, there can be M doubt that il is n Spe-
cltic-thr only spc,llic-f for scrntuia aud can
GET. The late war IN Europe afforded grand
opportunity To- ascertain its value as a dress.
lnE tur flesh wounds, fractures and Commissions,
ana It appears from the published official re-
ports Of the army surgeons, that its appiira.
ton in such cases was followed by very re.
aikable results The pain and inflammation
Of the parts rapidly subsidized, and hcathfu
reaction cnSucd, Injuries for which the or.
binary recipes were the tourniquct, the saw
aud the ampu,ating knife, were cured without
difficulty by the use of this powerful recu.
pcIant.
Probably no class of our countrvmen bet
ter understand the value Of IInlloway's Oint-
mcnt than the dcnZcnS Of the far west 1t is
IN fact their "Salvc for every sore" whether
ncra>ioned by accident or the result of hard
ship and exposure The Southern planters
regard it as an Indispensable item in their
plantation diSrrnSarirs, and Use it almost uni.
vcrSal'y As II remedy for the cruptions and
&'anluar DISEASES 80 common among their
negroes. In NV England, where inventions
and discoveries are generally at the ontSrt
looked upon with Stru>t, the Ointment has
attained an Extraordinary degree of popularity,
aud the demand for it in the States of New
York and Pennsylvania has been quadruped
within three years. In fact, it has no rival in
public esteem among the remedies If the age,
if We except the celebrated pills for internal
diseases introduced by its world. renowned in
vcntor.
In the oldcn time, the law awarded to every
Roman who saved the life of n fellow citizen q
civic crown. II the modern had pcrpctuatvd
the custom, Hnlloway's Rcgalia would by this
time have been the eighth wonder OF the
world " O. Crescent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
1uilntaiu Democrat.
Democratic County Central Committee.
STATE CONTENTION.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic State Central Committee
held Al sGcrSueEto, %elatsdAy, January Iath, 1861
ReAOtrSf. That 4 Rae Convention Of the Democratic
marty BE called e. Sacramento on Thursday the
s9h day ofrLreNS. A. d. 1861 at ~ o'clock NJ for the
purpose Of ectnk delegates to represent the party the
EatpRAl Convention, to be held at Charleston, S. c. On
the I'D Day ef April. A. b 1860
TSSstN That the basis " representation In said State
ohyesttsn, be delegate for each county; dele
ATE sr every two hundred votes and for every
TnATed (Hnd over the Democratic State ticket
sAkng the CHEST vote for any npninee each CUun
y cast 1t the last general election.
Mr.. RySnd from committee previously appointed,
ported the following number Of delegates FOR each county
which was IN animUusiy adopted
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
SheriGN Sale.

Y virtue Of an Order Of Sale Issued out Of Ccrk
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court, in and for e. Do
RADIO county, OH Judgment rendered the 18th day Of
February, d. 1850, IN favor Of Lewis Fuller, Plain
uh' and against SIMON B. Springer Defendant, for the
Of Three Hundred and Sixty three O5- 100 Dolars
with interest at the rate Of ten per per annum
from the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1860 together
with the sum Of 9Ol00 Dollars. Of suit
and accrung costs, have levied upon and will expose
to public SALE at the Court House door in the City
PlRceTville,
On the 12th day OF March, A. ID. 1860,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. Nj the following described mortgaRed
property, to wit: The equal undivided oneourth in
terest in and TO Twelve certain Quarts Claims
IN the Township Of Mountain County Of FL Dorado and
State Of California the North Fork Of the Cosa-
mes River, comprising and being the elaine Reneraily
known AZ the Eureka Quart Lode.
w. J. BuRwELL,
Sheriff Of Ell Dorado Co., Cab
BY G. W. CODDINGToN, Under Sheriff.
eherihS Once, Placerville, February 18TH a. D. 1850.
IAe-tsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

PurSuAn, to notice the Democratic Central Committee
81 brad" COUNTY net At the ONCE o. the M"rSrA> DEH.
V,hrua,v. l.6 . al o'elockrn b " Gc.~.caS CHAR.
COMMITTEE, stated the 4see 80 the meeting
an ,uncrd the death 81 Mu"r Wan. Gunn, member
Of the C,tnin tee At the tmc - y 3 dra,'s-
ChA' Meredith E'q offered tn" following:
WHEPEIS ace the simssnR - SIS Cunrii;ee. death
has rerved "ns Of ts most valued aud useful members
MAJ WIN GInn there're, IL slow our deep regret and
II the lu's sustained by the party and
Hss,!rsL rna; IN the d-Ath otM Maj Vim Gum, useful
etIe". courteous gentleman AID al honest man has
E, ~. 49, 49, ,'-r,y ne psr;V uih VII ci lie had
been d Nj A.! Wh Oh hr served ~th dsntrt-Gttd de-
V,t"u. sa.tN nri itrpA' allie hH Of one wise IL
council AMI trs"Ius Ii Jealous for prnc pie and
Essr.d Th,t lie above be published tn he proceed
InEs - the Coiuuht,ee.
A!rplrd ana Ii,h"iI,iV
MIR Loo'hurrvu offered the follow. resolutions which
were al p'rd $500
Ers!,td Tha; Democratic Clun;y c, invention he held
10 the Ci;y y; PA,erV,,s, county y; 81 Duiad".
OA saturday, February 2S'h, $780,
4; ck An Tor Ne purpose - Isieci'"g s"Vrntreh
b-,,E,-' l. r~ire'rut !hs c"Hhv ~ b b'rAi" IA he
rA"tni", ih, SHAY the z1:i = February u l>hh
E'"Irti lhM the primary f"r drrs1ie' to the
C-"'y r.r|rh'ioh, be held in ne various precincts
irt.us oct has c"Lny.
ON "wednesday, February 22nd. 1900,
Al V,It w. y 10 - or'nri at 'l'oIr ard closed
s;r ~ - 81 dSN. Atd ''i a" voting be sy ballot '"r
.Auy irl gA;-S As Tie s!Soot NAY be eued to vote
Ht.oirsJ, Tat Nc prn'ry meet nc, he held at The
u,..' a ., ~ . - - .'Arv "-":!tg'
!...Isst InA; .nr hA'. - representation he a. ~
~, %, i.| e.. ti Y'r, precinct At IArs", "'e dele
re- a. every l!rtt~ he ,,'rai N':s as 'cl EnN
At rc"r ton n1;,i 81, :ie be""oat,c State ''hv"n
II. .g't,a ~-,..' A.! ~ 'I''eta;s 1T t'Sty
:N,"0n'vs' 80 7''r'." as ,..,,,.,,.
~ a.lt r-t, GO " CRY o'.. NJ, was Iot, al,
t-;.fr,' - ~-,;n,, 'oH NE r-' irtt = ;.r r.e
Ga t'" 'ri'trUt no 70 AIRS be a. ~ l
Aui TIA: ,h.a he r'tsi t" vote f"r iSl' gAr'
- tA-p ."rv H''i't. ~ :'hoi, a; ihr tue, '""d
-, -.,!~rt ~ -. ire,,h't
L,..y.i Ia i'ri- ! A. r. me Iisrtr,,r ard :rn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
SUMMONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the JUSTICES Court,
Georgetown oWnshp, in aud for the County Of FL
Dorado.
The People Of the State Of Cafo; MIA, To JAMES
WARD, Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my ONCE in the Township Of Georgetown, nthe County
OF ri Dorado, on the 9Th day Of February. A. D. 1860
at O'Clock, NJ, to answer unto the Complaint Of
Hiram smith, who sues you to the Of Eigh
ty-si1 and $500 Dollars. money due on promssOTy
note given by you to CrOOkshank and Ferguson on
2sth day Of January, 1855 together Wish Tb,JSS iDvJ
Dollars, interest the when jud gment will be
taken against you for the said amount together with
roets aud damsges If you fail to appear and
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said County, Greet
ing Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this Twenty fourth day Of Feb
A. ID. 1860. c q. SPENCER,
[5O-3ml Justice Of the Peace Of said Tow nship.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
CAUTION.

We caution all persons from buying trees from Hawkers
and PedrrS who pretend To have trees from Nursery
with vouchers from US but would advise all TO send
their orders direct TO through authorized agents.
when they will he Trees to their labels
Trees ordered from the Nursery will be packed with the
and will be in much better order for planting
than long exposed fur sale in hauling them about
through the country Persons planting out Orchards can
not he too careful in pan hut the best varieties
nf Fruit Early planting when practicable is particularly
recommended.
Catalogues containing full descriptions Of stock and
prizes free to all applicants All orders must be
conpanicd with the each to receive attention.
Address A. r. SMITH,
a. ] Strcct, Sacra mentO,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Garden Seeds,

We invite the attention of dealers and planters n
very and general assortment az Vegetable Seed
all OF ouriIwn raising The crop Of thr years growt
which spure aud sure to VtGetae. hold out great in
urrmt parties purchasing by Wholesale stock
being very large The Increasing demand Tor the Seeds
growing have compelled us to enlarge opera
pressy designed snd adapted for that business and have
associated with ia in that department MIR James D. Saul
who for the last ve years has been foreman OF this Estab
shmcnt
Persons in giving orders for secds will please send Sepa
from Nursery Stock. We will sell for CASH at less
prce than be purchased in ANY part OF the Slate
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the Yreaest Ia
insure them in transportation to ally pat OF the PAciac
Coast
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

PCBLIc ARNs.-Our State Legislature, says
the San Joaquin Republican, is calling upon
the National Government for arms. A bill
has been introduced into the United States
Senate to authorize the sale of public arms to
the several States and Territories and to reg.
ulate the appointment of superintendentS OF
national armOIeS. The bill provides for the
sale Of SO many weapons as may be conve.
niently spared from those in store.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.-In
- the County Court In and fur said County
MICHAEL BOROWSKY vs.. HIS CREDITORS
Ia the matter Of tho petition Of Michael BOrowky In
solvent Debtor
Pursuant to an order file herein made by the Hon.
JanEs Johnson Judge cf the Court aforesaid notice
hereby given ~ Nil the Creditors Of said InA0vent Debtor
Michael BoroWsky, to be ind appear before the Court
Aforesaid At the Court House Of said County In the City OF
PaceTVilc, on the I'd day Of April A. D. 1861 the hour
Of ten o'clock A. 81 Of said day show they
can Why the prayer al said lns0ven Debtor should
lie granted aud gnment Of his estate be made and
be be discharged from his debts and liabilities
Of the Statute In such made and provided. And IN
thu mean time II 10 ordered that all judicial proceedings
against said Insolvent Debtor b. stayed.
- Witness my h0nd and the zeal Of said Court here
to affixed at ohce in the CITY Of Pacervllie, this
24th day " February A u. 1880.
WV. A JANCARY Clerk
by OGDEN SoUiRES Deputy.
II. X. SHEARER, Attorney for Petitioner. 5l.td
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
SIcriM'S Sale.

10y virtue Of order ofSAlc issued out Of the Clerks
Uhce of the Hon. District Court Of the llth Judi
cia District in and for Fl Dorado County Judgment
rendered the 18th day Of February, A. d. 1861
Of 4. l.. Woodruff, Plaintiff AMI against John II
Berry aud Rachel Z. Berry, his wife, jointly and John
II Berr! separately, Defendants, for the sum Of Four
teen Hundred amt seventy hye and Uj-l0 Dollars with
interest thereon at the rate Of Ten per per
from the said 18th day of February 1851 together
with the OF Twenty five 10 100 dollars costa Of
aud accruing costs have levied upon, and wall eApuse
public sale tue Court House door the city VI Fla
ceryIllc,
OII the I2th day OF March, a. ID. 1 $50,
AT 10 O'Clock NJ, the following described mort
property, tn witt That certain piece Of land situated
the nShp Of Salmon Falls in the county Of ii Dorado
and state Of California, bounded and described fol
lows, tO-wlt:
Commencing at LivcORk tree with three cuts, about
four miles from Negro IiA.-OR--the South aide ,hr
FL Dorado Valley Turnpike road, and about four 70
from the ZANE, thence running North hundred and
sixty rods To Oak tree with three notchrs thence
an Eastcrly direction hundred and siAty rods
stake, thence in SOuthrry direction hundred and
SIXTY rods To pile of stoncs thence Werterly d.
recon hundred and sixty rods to the place ui be-
ginning with all the improvements thereon, as also
household furniture, together with all aud the
longing, or in Anywise appcrtaininR.
W. J. BURWELL,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado county, CALIFORNIA.
BY q. W. CODplNGTuS, Cudrr sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Pacervillc, Feb. 10Th, lS6O.A9,ts.