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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OP CALIFORNIA, County of ~ DnrAdo.-
In the District Court 81 the Eleventh. Judicial
District ANDkEW j. JONES, plaintiff; vs.. ELIZA
j. r. JONES, defendant. Art;"n brought IN the Dis
trirt Court Of the H. vent Judicial District, and the
Complaint filed In the County ~ n Dorado, IN the
Office II the Clerk Of snil District Court, in and for
said Cuunty aud state.
The People Of tn. State uf California, Ia ELIZA J.
r. JONES, greeting You are hereby required I" MP
pear IN m action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in IL" District Court Of the Eleventh
Judi,a District in aud fur the County Of ~ Dorado,
aud - ausWer the Complaint fed therein, within ten
days exclusive oi the day Of seIvcel alter the SER
ice on You Of this summon IL served within ti4
County " served out of this County, but within this
Judicial District, within twenty days; or, II served
ont ni said District, then within forty days judy.
neat by drfAnlt will be taken against you The said
action IL brought tn obtain decree for divorce
'rnm the bonds uf matrimnny now existing between
vou und Plaintiff, th" ground Of dr>cIii"n. etc
aud II you fail To appear and answer the said Com
pIaint ns above required. the said Plaintiff will take
judgment aVIins you for sa ii decree and costs, ac-
cur,linv To the prayer of said Cnmpl int
liy order oT Non. James Johnson, County Judge of
-Iu County
Witness my hand, and the seal of said
l. Court hereto affixed ~ Office in the City "
- Placrrvillr, this the 1St day of October, \. d
l~,iI WM. A. JANUARY, CLERK.
- WILLIAMS, Attorney fer Plaintiff. 'i-3m
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aITMNOMA

CITATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of n Dorado. %.
- In the District Court ofthe Eleventh judicial Dis
trIri.
EMAIINE EICOCK, Plaintiff, ". RICHARD Eb-
COCK, Decentralization brought In the District
Court ~ the Eleventh Judicial District, end The
Complaint filed In the County Of " Dorado, In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the said District Court In ana
for said County and State. -
The People the Rtate Of California, to KICHAKD
ELCOCk, greeting: You are hereby required 70 ap-
pear Imam action brought against you Ey the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, In aud for the County Of ~ DOTado
and to the complaint hled therein within ten
days exclusive Of day Of scTyict) after the service
you ~ fth aRunmons-ifsPrved within this County;
il served out Of this County, but within this Judicial
District, within twenty days, or il served out Of said
District then within forty days, or juJgmt nj by de.
fault will be taken against you.
The sud action is brought tn obtain decree d.
vOrclng plaintiff from the bonds 0f matrtnony ex-
istng between you and her, aud awarding her the
care custody aud control Of AdcliA Elizabeth, Wal
ter aud Samuel McNHry. the Issue Of the marriage
between you and pluntT; also, judgment for costs
OF suit. And u you fail TO appear and answeT the
said complaint, us above required, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you Tor said decree aud
costs, according to the prayer Of said Complaint.
- Witness NY hand. aud the seal ~ said
sEAL Court hereto affixed, at Office In Placer
- vile, this the 9Th day of October. Ammo DOM
mi one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
BY OGDES fQuiEIs, Deputy Clerk.
Attest; A true copy: -.
NJ. X. SHEARER, Attorney Tor Plaintiff oSl-2m
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PlacerxiIle Pont Once.

TNHE MAILS for Sacramento, San FranciSco and
i all parts OF this State, close every day at this
offce AI9 o'clock, r. n.
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe,
via Los Angeles. close semi. weekly, neSdays
aud Fridays at . o'clock 2. NJ.
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States, elise
the 9th, 18Th and Goth Of each month. Letters 20
be sent BY this route must be marked via Panama.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
close every day at9 o'clock Pm.
The Mails for GrSGly Flat close at this once
every Wednesday, morning ct o'clock.
The Mails for NeWtoWn close At 6 o 'cIOck, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mails for CedArville and Indian Diggings
close at O'Clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The Nails for Cold Springs and COIOmA close ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted at O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 81
O'Clock P. d.
The Mails for Carson Valley close at this Office
every day at O'Clock P. NJ.
The Mails for Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly
on Wednesday mornings at o'clock.
OFFICE HOURS.-PrOm 6 O'Clock, 4. NJ, till 12,
n: and from till 3, P. b., (Sundays excepted
On SundAys-PTom 0 until 10, A. NJ. and from
until i. M. 4. II. sPENCE. =. NJ.
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D1s1NcoRPoRAT1oN NOTICE.

COUNTY COURT, in and for the County Of FL
Y Dorado, State of California.
Matter Of the DisincOrporation Of the Corporate
Company, " The Pilot aud Rock Greek Canal Com
pany."
Notice Is hereby given, that, Thursday, the 9th
day Of December, A. ID. ls60, at the Court Room Of
the County Court Of the County aforesaid, at one
cation aud petition Of the Officers and Stockholders
Of the Corporate Company, " The Pilot and Rock
Greek Canal Company" (said petition being OH
file In the Office Of the Clerk OF said Court)
The object Of said application and petition is to
dissolve and dlsincorporAte said Company, accord.
ing To law.
- Witness my hand and the Seal 81 the
l.. 8. County Court Of said County, this l4th day
- Of November, A. D. 1860.
nl1.5w WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
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IOmntain 94mutrat
CITY JOTTINGs.

wooDs 4 MIcuAELs' Gift Entertainment, on
saturday evening last, drew together an i'm
,ueuse crowd Of anxious spectators. The en-
,sr.aipment being concluded, . committee Of
r.rtIemcu was selected, By vote Of the audi
soee, to suPerintend the drawing Of the prizes.
Va 100. supposed to have been sold the night
uf the entertainment, drew the first prize. The
drawing was conducted fairly, and to the salts
action Of all interested, aud resulted as follows:
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o.0-lm 100 Washington IT., san Francisco
The MedIca al and Surgical institute


or Dr. l.. J. CZAPKAY. I. already secured in posi-
t"h which places IT, hs we'll ~ It's proprietor. Tar
above the assaults ~ envy aud prof ssinnAl mnc".
In the srhools ~ France H." highest priZ"s ftcn
wardri To practitonrrsin In iL- department. NJ M"h
cal srenc". and they Orcuny with nth-rs. equally
l"ffv Iositio7 IN the profession. Rc"rh IL an illus
triouS example, shining lis't among The phil">o
phical stars Of his age in Europe, and Dr CLapkay
has fully cquacd him In this country. H- pro"f ~
which. the Philadelphia College of Medicine romp-
mtnf-d him with y ~ n;lnna. and the honorary Id
pHn', degree. Selecting This H. feld ~ opera
ton, although Iuaiihd n graduate "f the tniver-
Ey of Pesih. and late Chief Surgeon of the IIunga-
TiAn Revolutionary army for more "Nt- udcd lAurs.
Dr. l.. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention to
the ofchronic ard private diseases In which he
has become so great an expert that L.. is now
Rarded the l. adrT IN this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait aud
biography are published rs matter Of interest to
their readers in the most exclusive Journals The
Doctors Offices are at his siedcal and Surgical In
stitutc, Sacramento street, corner OF Ledeslnrf,
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
U- We ask the particular attention of our readers
to the certificates OF remarkable cures, in an
other column Of this paper. jyl4Sm
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

LtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado;A.
- In the County Cunrs'tn and for said County.
PATRICK kYNE vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
In n mAttrr Of the p. titnn Of Patrick kyne, IN
In,ulvrnt u, btnr.-PuIsnant to An order IN Ale
herrin made by the Hon. James Johnson, Judge Vf
the Court aforesaid notice is hereby given 10 all the
creditors Of said ins"lvent debtor Patrick Kyne. To
he aud appear before the Court aforesaid, ut the
Court House of said County, Ia the City nr Placer
willie, the 7h day Of January, A. u. 1860, at the
hour Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, to show
cause, II nny try can, why the prayer Of said nso
vent drbto- should not be granted, and an AssiEn.
ment " his estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities. In pursuance Of thu
Statute IN such case made and provided. And, In
the meantime II H. ordered that all judicial proceed
inES against said nsOvent debtor he st we'd.
80, Witness my hand, and the Seal Of said
L. =. Court hereto affixed, Vt Office In the City Of
- Placclvlie, this 18th dav of November, A.
u. lSiJ. WA. A. JANUARY. Clerk.
By OGDEN SQUIREs, Deputy.
NJ. X SnEARER Attorney for Petitioner. n2l%
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D1s1NCoRPoRAT1oN NOTICE,

: 'JUN1Y COURT, In and for the County Of Fl
Y Dorado. Stat" Of California.
Matter Of the DisncOrporaton Of the Corporate
Company, " The II Dorado Ditch Company"
Notice Is hereby given, that, Thursday, the 21t
day Of December A. ID. lSGn, NJ the Court Room Of
the County Court Of the County aforesaid, at one
o'clock, p VI Of that day, will be heard the npplca
tlnn ani petition NJ the Officers and Stockholders OF
the Corporate Company, "Tle NJ Dorado Ditch
Company" (said petition being now un H.e H. the
Oiicc Of the Clerk of said ConTt).
The object Of said application and petition Is 10
dissolve and disncorpOrate suid Company, accord
iIg tO law.
Witness my hand, and the Seal Of the
! L. County Court Of said County, this l+th day
- J of November, A. d. lS6t.
nl7 5w WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

- IERE will be meeting Of the stockhold oi
4 the Ilaccrvr and humboldt Telegraph Com any
lie at their Office, In the ci Of Placervllle on the
I!t day of December, lS6a, for the purpose Of
s,lrrg the proprlcty Of increasing the Capital
Stock of said Company, from fifteen thousand dollars
u five hundred thousand dollars.
q. N. DOUGLASS,
l.. I. CARR,
:. H. SPENCE,
II. A. CAGWIN,
TIIEO =. TRACY,
+ A. BISHOP.
GEO q BLANCHARD,
=. A. RE,
~. X. ELSTNER
Plar"iNilr, Nov li:l,, lS60. nl4-iw
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EacA Hunlhcr Ome

Tha; Cd.,ad"rA'. Excelsior Dyc has recently
b,on analyIcd by la. tuiLTo>, the first Chemist
in America. lie pronouncrsthc Dye Absolutely
HAKMLEss Ia the hair and KIN.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
SUMMONS.

L,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of III Dc
- rado-Justice's Court, Diamond Springs Town
shp.-The People Of the state Of California, to
LOUIS LANZENDORF, greeting:
You arr hereby summoned TO appear before me,
nj my office in Diamond Springs TOwnship, Of the
County of FL Dorado. ON the llth day Of DPccm-
her, 4. u. 1860, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO answer
unto the complaint nf Louis Lepetit, now on file
il my Office, wherein is set forth that You are in
debtcd tn him in the sum Of Rity one 75-lOO dol
lars, being Il balance due him from you upon ac-
cullnt and for board had from him by You when
Judgment will be taken aguinst YOU for the said
amount, together with costs anu damages, II you
fitt tO apNrHr and answpr.
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Fact NWnlbeETwO.

-rr"urrs the identical col,IWhich il indi ,tln
gui'hAhlc from that Of Nature and actnal
sThE<"rmS<> and IS'IGorA1Es the hair. Til
fact ir established Ly compsttn; afidaIi ats.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
SUMMONS.

G,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
~ Justices Court, Mountain Township.
The P,nl.r of the State Of California, to s. u.
SHIRLEY. grr,.iinR: You are hereby summon ed to
ii p II the County 0f RI Dorado on the 81 'lay of
Fciruary, 4. u l>6l, at O'Clock. +. NJ. to answer
unto the complaint Of Hiram Palmer. who surs TO
recover two hundred and two l1.1'D dollars claimed
IA due from you on promissory note given 10y you
to Hiram Palmer, for hundred and thirty 'iour
sliUO dollars dated August 3Oth, 1858, and bearInR
interest ut the rate ~ two per cent per month until
paid, which note IL on file In my onice- when Juug
ent will he taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages II you fall to ap-
pear and answer.
To TIE Sheriff or nny Constable Of said County,
greeting Make lrRil service and due return hereof
Given under my hand iliS 18Th day Of October,
A. b. 1861 JOHN q. MCGUIRE,
Justice of tie Peace.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
NEW CIGAR STAND.

HENRY RADJESKY takes pleasure In In
i L forming his friends. and the citizens Of Pla-
berVille, that he has opened Cigar Stand
IN THE CARY HOUSE OFFICE,
Where he 10 ready to accommodate ell who use the
WEED" with the best Of HAVANA CIGARS,
as I3H cents piece, and also with the finest
selection Of CHEWING TOBACCO, genuine
Mcerschaum Pipes, fine Cutlery, ETC.. at lowest
prices. Don't forget-CARY HOUSE. dI-3m
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VIM NeW0n&CO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SOLE AGENTS
EOR THE ABOVE WHISKEYS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado
~ In the County Court In and for said County.
c. NJ. LIVINGSTON vs.. HIS CREDlT0RS.-In the
matter Of the petition Of Z. III. LIVINGSTON, an
insolvcnt Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on file herein, made by the
Hon. James johnson, Judge Of the Court aforesaid
notice IL hereby given to all the creditors OF said
insOlvent debtor NJ. Livingston, to be and appear
before the Court aforesaid, at the Court House Of said
County, In the City Of Placerville the 1th day OF
January, A. n lS8, at the hour Of IL o'clock, A. M
Of said day to show cause, II amy they can why the
prayer OF said nsolvent debtor should not be granted
and an assignment Of his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities. In pursu-
Ance Of the Statue In such case made aud provided
And In the meantime, Is ordered that all judicial
proceeding against said insolvent d. btor be stayed
-, Witness my hand, and the Seal Of said
L. =. Court hereto Afixed, ni Office In the City OF
- Placerville, this l4,h day of November, A.
D. 1850. WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk
Cn. MEREDITH, Attorney for Petitioner. nlI sod"
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TUHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he
Il tween the undersigned, under the style Of RAD
JESKY 4 CO., IN the Cigar, Fruit and Variety busl.
ness, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to thr late hrm are requested to
pay up Immediately, and those having claims against
II are requested TO present theuI without delay, to
either Of the undersigned. II. RADJESkI,
d. BAMDERGER.
Md. BAMBERGER will continue the business
at the old stand, where he will be happy to the
friends Of the old nrm at all times.
P1Aecrville, Nov. IS, 1850. nl1-11
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To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof. Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
september, a. ID. 1850.
CIIAS +. IRWIN, Justice Of the Peace
Sl5 i'm In and for said Township.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
GRAND RAFFLE!
FOR SALE.

business calling me tothe East, l wish to cell
ID my Store aud Goods, At American Flat also,
one half interest in my Store at Michigan Flat.
Each store is located In healthy and pOpulouI
neighbOrhOOd, and doing good business.
a2S-tf J. J. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
COLEMA-'S Quartz MILL,


DATENTED APRIL 3. 1S60.-This Mill, which Was
/ on exhibition ut the late Mechanics and Bay
District Agricultural Fairs in the city Of San Fran
cisco, and received the First Premiums, and also the
highest TecOmmcndstU tUns from the Committee on
Quartz Machinery Of said Pairs, and which created
so much excitement among those interested In quartz
crushing, We are now manufacturing, and are ready
10 deliver.
by the tests which We have made, It far exceeds
our expectations aud those of others who have
It in operation. We are now prepared to guarantee
this Mill to grind from three TO ave Tons
OF Quarts per day. with three horse power,
and from the small expense Incurred IN running it,
to do II cheaper than by any other known process.
The low price Of this Mil, viz: $500, places 1t
within the reach OF every Mining Company.
Its weight. complete, s only $50 lbs, and Is so
constructed that can be easily taken apart, that
no piece will exceed 200 lbs. In weight, thereby giving
It the advantage over all other machines OF this
kind, in the facility OF transportation.
They are now selling rapidly and all desirous OF
obtaining them are requested to forward their orders
to BlGGS / RUGGLES, Agents,
n24-8mIs l46 Front street, San Francisco.
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DIssoLUTION NOTICE.

TVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
/ tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. +. A. BIRGE,
JOHN LITTLE.
FL Dorado County, Oct. |, 1850 n2i-Aw
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
Fact Number Three.

The sales Of the IIye have increased Two HuN.
DEEU rEE cE>T. IN oNE YEAR, and every respect
ahlr Druggist and lair Drcsscr hndG il necessaII
L. keep 1t A. n sTASDARD AEIirIE. Sold every
where, aud applied by all Hair -Drertcrs. Crista
dora, No. & AstOr House, New York.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
q. W. SMELL, Agent,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

The proper affidavit having been made and placed
OH Ill, In NV office to authorize the issuance Of an
order ni publication, 1t is hereby ordered that tie
above summons lie pub!is.. Ld in newspaper pub
li.hrd In Plarcrvc, called the MorNTAiN DEMOCRAT,
for a term 0f three months, commencing on the 3d
day Of November, 1854, at the expiration Of which
time srrvirc Of said summons shall be deemed conf
ulrtc [nM 3u,tl JOHN G. MCGUIRE, J.P,
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l.. Wolf, u. W. Noe, Chas Matte,
Fred. Collins, Jo" Carthrchc, J. e. krrlry,
! rsuk Hilr,
IMITATION COMMITTEE: 1
Pat. Lynch, Chi,f Eu.. I. WIcnN,
J. T.. kuhkicr, lst Asst, q. ". II0Mlctt,
I. II. Harmon, 2i do. John salmon,
ID. ID. johns, g.. W Stout,
Alex Hunter, Jas. Bronson,
VIM, Mcf-rmek, has W. Brewster,
J. ". Edw arI,, Jns. Dos,
jaime, Bailey, John Crn~lcy,
". e. Mrhi,r, tirorge Vineyard,
!. :. liiu', Id II. Eyaus,
Fat. SlaVch. =. II. Center,
Joseph White, J. u. Jackson,
Henry Slur,t., Nathan Young,
James VI. Anderson, John \. Bird,
q. 4. randall, r.. y. Willow,
r, g. NugtLt, j. W. jackson,
u. ". G,lwirks, Theron Foster,
Aaron kahn. George W. CIhin,
Jn,' ph I"dd. ln, ri Bell,
tLari-. B Pt:ih, 4. H. Ila"lCy,
J. Lnhdrrk,r, J.. q. Parker,
:. W. SdLd,fson, Jack Lewis,
Juht. Huiit., John S;rtr,
JaInr, Monroe. J. j. LAWYER,
TFcoIor" !. Tracy, Th"-. Ne cMannis,
John J. Cullen. - Gaigr.
rErEr1IrN CuMMIITRE:
T.. u. Gary, I'd. Andrews,
q. W swan. i. l.. smith,
\. \. Var NpnThcs, tiro. VI. Farr.
FLOOR MANAGEKS:
T. u. wade, :. T. Gage,
J.. +. BLIst. 4. 4. Van GurldcT
Tickets. e.. Cu-tumr If the Evening, Citizens
dr'.-.
VI Music by the Union ErlSs and String
Band. O2i
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hssy require ~ 4s.sss sssas. 49,. : k..:sZ
trade, and especially from ~ soueh We ve - 1900
however, rather more doing With W Woul 80 -
near by trade Than usual 1t tbs season 81 ~ yeaSs
though the amount not large, and rathsr ssnGy0g -
IL character. The views regarding Ne tmpgovos
mens tn this trade in the fall are quae -.
raj These are mainly based upon ths inofSa1e4
sbipments Of Hour and grain 10 Europe, nnl ~
remunerstiye prices obtained in ths fAss - hrgn
recepts at tide water. Should the prsssns oD psev9
large, and the foreign demand be sustained Wh faig
prices there be reasonable doubt but whst ec1o
adorable revival may be anticipated next autemn.
favorable sign in the dry goods trade IL The dinl
amount OF imports compared with the pssea -
year nduosd In part By losses sustained BY imporM1o
made last year especially In ain lines q Oon1nsn1g
goods Some lines Of domestic goods are usu n TIL
season. Increasing in Socks which neosssaxy, 70 Be N
readiness for the opening a the fall busne 0oavy brown
sheetnGe were sustAned by the export demand, with
sales ~ eo. &C. Beeched goods were quiot and dull
Drills continued 10 be held with nrmness, while tna
business doing moderate. Other cotton fab.
rics were unchanged and operations noderaAe.
Woolen and mixed fabrics generally inactive, and
prices unchanged Beaver goods selling moderate
y. satnets were qucA ttft
In foreign goods the movements wess limited. Clotng
houses were purchasing fair extent Of some styles e
herman goods for manufacturing French silks and drsss
goods with English p nts and d. ess articles, quiet
snd The business light Certain styles Of ribbons In
nr demand Other descriptions Of foreign Jabr, wero
w"nou' movement or alteration In prices Of momsnk
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Fanny, May 25--e p. NJ.
Tic money market remains in the same dull in.
animate condition. There Is marked scarcity of
paper; many acceptances would 90 readily at a
per cent Il they could be had. But business ia not
active; merchants have more money aud need less
accommodation than usual. II our trade were az
active, proporionately, a. that Of England, money
would be worth or 8 per cent on short paper.
The light importstions, and she prudent course u
our leading houses 10 almsst every branch Of rad >,
keep money below the rate at Whichit must stand
10 render banking profitable business.
The receipts at the Custom IIous from
duties to-day we're only $4,000; tho payments,
nom lie subTfsasury, $4,000; Tie balance -ihi4
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Superior court.
Before Hon. Judge woodruff.

sCIr FOR DAMAGES FOR TIN BITE OF A DOG.
MAJ % --Klsas Stees5tvo a. Villas Niblo.-Ihe
plaintiff veteran Of the Of 1912, brought his action
against the defendant the proprietor OF Nblos Garden
alleging that the defendants kept vicious dog
bite manilnd, which Dog had bitten plant caassd
him gesi bodily suffering ana cost for doctors, nurss
medicines, &c. On HE trial the plaintiff vas examined
hs own behalf, and stated that he went 70 defendant,
his "cardeu 10 solicit assissance and that SONS
there, whom be thought the defendant, requested
him call again that be Gale sgan, aud while sssrol
ing srourd TIE carden Tor defendant he first thing he
knew wa dos tooth In the calf q hls leg
be dscngsgsd himself sron the dog he made the best
bis way 10 The yc,ersns Hesddusrcrs In CITY Hal pta
where surgeon sent for who cauierzed the wound
tndsent plaintiff nome, where be remained Tor some
weeks unable 70 attend 70 business The defendants vt
ussses proved that the dog was chxioed 70 tie for
distant twenty fur feet from the entrances aud 10 pau
Of the building which strangers forbidden 70 entr
ina; The dcg fifteen ycsrs old. with hs teeth ~
worn out hsi be could not hui rA be oaurhi one ard
that be was only pa, IN me passage ~ 'rcareorss %
warn CT nfruders
he Cosrt chsrEed The Jury that every one might az
fully tecp dog and uness they satisfied That TIE
dot accustomed 10 bite mon, and that defendant
knew e. and Cid not take proper care 70 keep The dcg Goa,
nnei where under ordinary cFcurztsrces he c5alf 90
no mischief The defendant WAS not liable, nor Was ne
ntru1inr himself into part OF the building where ursa
rcis vefs forbidden 70 enter.
rbe jury ater few misvtes delbcraiion, found YER
dict for oefendat
For pislrta, kckermas O.. For defendant GaI5ra b
and fowrshend.