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WtiiI AT AUCTION.
snail sell by public sale, the premises, on MON
ia FIERNCON, May 18th, 1850, at o. clock p NJ:
LOT No. l-Begnning on southwest corner of Hollins
anu Carey streets fronting HOlns seventeen feet
~ eighty feet ght inches deep three alley
me improvements large threeSOry brick DWELL
NC with passage, and double story back building
rent. w.
LOT No adjoining Lot Mol; same front and depth,
LOT No 3-Adjoining Lot No q Same front and ii, nth
and improved rs Lots Nos | and >.
Nos and each subject SOS ground rent The Title
vate residence " PA
Terms-sOOO in twelve months and the balance in cash
my5 rs VIM HAMILTON Auct'r
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of n Dorado
= III the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District. ANDREW J. JONES, plaintiff; W. ELIZA
J. T. JONES, defendant. Action brought In tile Dis.
trIct Court Of the Eleventh judicial District, and the
Complaint filed In the County Of Fl Dorado, In the
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court In and for
said County and State.
The People Of the State Of California, TO ELIZA J.
T. JONES, greeting: You nre hereby required to np.
pear In action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff In the District Court of che EsveRth
Judicial District, IN and for the County of n Dorado
and To the Complaint fled therein, within ten
days eXclusive Of the day Of servlce after the
vice on you Of this Summon III served within tiIs
County served out Of this County, but within this
Judicial District within twenty days; or, 10 served
out Of said District then within fsry days-eF judg.
ment by default will be taken against you. The said
action 10 brought to obtain q decree for divorce
from the bonds Of matrimOny now exsiIng between
you and Plaintiff, the ground OF deweFtIon, etc.
and " you fail 10 appear and answer the said Com
plant, as above required, the SAID PiaiauH will take
Judgment against you for said decree and COSTS &C.
c"r,linV To the prayer Of said COnri int.
lIy order OF lion. James johnson, County Judge Of
said County.
-, Witness my hand, md the seal ~ said
l.. Court hereto affixed ut Office In the City Of
- Placerville, this the 1A day Of October, A. d
1>GH. WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
J. }. WILLIAMS, Attorney for P1nintfn. O8.3m
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NOTICN no OREDTORs.

CtTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of ~ Dorndo.-
- In the County Court In and for said County.
PATRICK KYNE vs. HIS CREDITORS
In Il matter Of the petition Of Patrick Kync, an
Ihsolvent Debt0r.-pursuRnt 10 an order on Ale
herein. made by the HIM. James Johnson, Judge oI
the Court aforesaid notice Ia hereby given tO all the
creditors Of said nsOvent debtor Patrick Kyne, to
he and appear before the Court aforesaid, at the
Court House Of said County, in the City Of Placer
Vile, on the 1th day Of January, A. d. 1890 at the
hour Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day, to show
cause, u any they can why the prayer Of said insol
vent debto- should not be granted, and an assign
ment of Ills estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the
the meantime Il is ordered that all judicial proceed
ings against said insolvent debtor be eyed.
-, Witness my hand, and the Zeal Of said
L. .. Court hereto affixed, At O1ace In the City Of
~ Placerville, this 10th day Of November, n.
d. 1861 WIN. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
ny OGDEN eQcIREs, Deputy.
NJ. X. sHEARER, Attorney for Petitioner. n9is
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

StTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- In the County Court In and for snih County.
c. NJ. LIVINGSTON W.. HIS CREDITORS.-In the
matter of the petition Of &. NJ. LIVINGSTON, an
insOlvent Debtor.
Pursuant {" mn order on file herein, made by tho
Hon. James Johnson, Judge Of the Cirt aforeSAI ID,
notice II hereby given to all the creditors Of said
insnlven debtor, e. NJ. Livingston. to BE- and aTpear
before the Court aforesaid, nj tc Court House ~ enh
County, IN the city Of placervllle. the 9Th day 0J
January. A. d. lSd0, at the hour Of IN O'Clock, A. NJ,
Of said day, to show cause, nny they can, Why the
prayer Of sn nsOlvent debtor should not he granted
aud an gnment Of his estate be made, and he he
discharged from his debts aud Iiahinties In ,rpi.
ance Of the Statue In such mnde and prOvid d.
And In the menntime, II is ordered rhat all judcia
proceedings against said nsovent d, btOr he tnyet.
Witness my hnnd, and the Seal of said
l.. =. Court hereto affixed, nj Office In the City Oi
- Placervllc, this ll;h day of November, A.
d. lSG0. wM. A. JANUARY, clerk.
CH. MEREpITI, Attorney for Petitioner nl7- 7-3ahls
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PIacervIIlr Post Onlce.

TUE MAILS Tor Sacramento, San Franci'co and
all Parts Of this state, close every day at this
once ai9 o'clock, ,P.M NJ.
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe,
via. lbs Angeles, close mi.weekly, on Wclne
and Fridays at 3 O'rluckP =. ".
The Steamer malls fnr the Atlantic States, close
the 9th, 18th and 29th of each month. Letters 20
he sent by this route must be marked " via Panama
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
close every day at9 o'clock PM.
The Nails for Grizzly Flat close at this Office
every Wednesday, morning at 6n'cock.
The Mails f"r rNcw,own close at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. o
The mails for Ccdarville aud Indian Diggines
close at o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The Walls f"r Gold Springs and ColOma close ev-
cry dSy. Sundays excepted at > o'clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat. and Georgetown Mails
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ~
o'clock r. NJ.
The Mails for Carson Valley close at this Office
every day at o'clock =. NJ.
The Mails for Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly
on Wednesday mornings at O'Clock.
OFFICE IIOCIS.-From o'clock, A. NJ, till 10
NJ; and from ill ;, =. NJ, (Sundays exccptcd.)
On Sundays-From until 10. AIM. and from
3until L. N. A. II. SPENCE. r. NJ.
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P,arcrvillc. Nov. lith, I>'i'.
SUMMONS.


CtTATE OF CALIFOKNIA. County of II Dorado. -.
tri,t.
ENAiIHE EICOCK. Plaintiff. W. RICIIAED FL
COCK. Defendant Action brought in the District
Court of the Elcvcntlr Judicial District, and the
Complaint filed In the County n VI Dornho, In the
Ofirc If the Clerk of the said District Court, IN aud
for said County aud State.
The p,.,,l, ,f the Hiae Of California, (" RICHARD
ELCOcK, greeting: You are hereby required to APP
pear in action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff IN the District Cont ~ tl" Eleventh
Judicial District. in aud far the County Of ~ u rAO
aud Ia answer the complaint filed therein within ten
(exPusve Of the day Of service after the service
on you nth sSulnnOna-fHcrved within this County;
II served out of this County, hut within ts Judicial
District within twenty days. or II served out of said
District then within forty days. or judgment BY de-
fault will be taken against you.
The said action II brought to obtain o decree d.
vorcing plaintiff from the bonds Of matrimOny ex-
istlng between you md her, and awarding her the
care, cust0y and control Of Adrlin Elizabeth, Wal
ter and Samuel McNnry, the issue Of the marriage
between y"u and pluintiT also. judgment for costs
Of suit. And II you fail ~ appear aud answer the
said complaint, above required the said plaintiff
will take Judgment nganst you fnr said decree and
costs, according "a the prayer Of snid Complaint.
- Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
J SEAL Court hereto nfixcd, mt Office in Placer
- ville this the 9th day Of October, Ammo DOM
mi one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WM. \. JANUARY, Clerk.
Dy OGDEN SQrIRHs, Deputy Clerk.
WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk
". X. SHsiREn, Attorney ior Plaintiff. O3l-9m
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NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYER.

NOTICE 70 hereby given TO Tax PayeTs Of the
IN City 0f PlaceTviIle, that the City TaHes ere
now due and payable, and that the payment OF the
same will be strictly enforced. The Assessment
Iloll will be found at the store Of rhos. e. Nugent,
IN DoFsey's Block, during business hours Of each
day, at which time ! will be In attendance TO re
eeiVr payment Of Taxes.
In this connection wish to call the attention Of
the public to Ordinance No. 40, which provides for
" Removing ObstTuetiOns from streets and side
walks after one hours notice."
Also To Ordnance No. 8, which pFovides against
dogs running ut large without Tag marked T. y.
lS6O-(Tax Paid, 1907
Also 10 Section T. ~ Ordinance No. 40, concerning
Licenses, which provides that ''The City Collector
shall, in person or by De"nty, attend at his olhee
daily. (Sundays excrpted) between the hours Of
O'eIock. A. NJ. and O'Clock. ?. ~. for Eve days
next after the 18th day Of December, and fgth day
nf March," Wa. JONES,
Marshal and Collector.
Placrrvillc, Dee. 9Th, 1860. d.
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SuMMONS

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado
- Justices Court, Mountain Township.
The People ~ the State Of California, to 4. g.
SHIRLEY. greeting: You nre hereby summoned to
appear before me. Mt my office In Mountain Town.
ship. of the County Of n Dorado m the ID day Of
February, A. D. 1861, Mt O'Clock. p. NJ, to answer
uhi" the complaint of Hiram Palmer. who sues to
recover two hundred and two IO0 dollars, claimed
NJ due from YOU ON prOmss0ry note, given by you
~ Hiram Palmer, for one hundred aud thirty. -four
Sli00 d llnrs. dated August 3th, 1853, and hearing
interest at the rate Of two per cent. per month until
paid which note II on file In my Ohice-Whrn judg.
nrnt will he taken against you for the said amount,
Together with COSTS and damages, II you fail to Ap
pear aud answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th dag ~ Oct0beF,
4. u. 1861 JOHN C. MCGUIRE
Justice Of the Fence
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nfpr T.. J. CZNPKAY, il already secured In posi-
ti"n Which places II. well as its proprietor. far
above the assaults of envy aud Prof malice
In the schools Of France. the hiHlrst prizes ~"
awl'ird I" practitioners In this department of Medi-
cal sci"nre, and they occupy with others. equally
lnnv position In the profes si"u. Ricor Is illus
tr"us example, \ shining light among the phloso.
phcal stars "f his age In Europe. and Dr. CHapkHy
hiss fully "nallcd hin, in this country ns proof al
which. the Philadelphia College "f Medicine conp.i.
mrn'e'i him with Diploma, and the honorary I'i
6"H''em degree. Selecting this his field Of oP-ra-
tion. although qualified graduate Of the Cniver-
siiy "f r,sth and late Chief Surgeon of the IIunRa.
riAn Revolutionary army, for more extended lAbors.
pr l. J. CEapkay has bent his earnest attention to
the ofchTnnic private hIseases In which he
has h"cnn~ =" great an expert that he 10 now re.
gar-i " the Ialcr in this branch Of his profession
throughout the United Statc.. and his portrait and
biography are published matter of interest to
their readers In the most exclusive journals. The
D"ct"T's Offices NJ his Medical and Surgical In-
sttutc on Sacramento street. corner Of I.etesdorH,
NEARLY opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
kcU WcAsk the particular attention Of our READERS
Ia the sworn certificates of remarkable cures In an
other column Ofthis paper. jyl@.3m
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Fact Number One.

ThA, CTistadora's Excelsior lHc has recently
lrcn analyIcd by Iva. Chiffon, the first Chemist
in America. lie pronnmncCs the Dye ABSOLUTELY
HNRNtC>> to the hair and skin.
Fact Number Two.
The Excelsior bye is instantaneous in its effects
-Ir"durC' the identical color which is indi,tin.
gui,hahlc r. m that Of Nature p and actual,
s1kr\"IuL&>- aud lSytGel AIEs The hair. Thi.
fact is established by competent aiIidavits.
Fact Number Three.
TIL" ,alrs Of the l!r have increased TWO HUN.
nam rER CE>T. IN "~E YEAR, and every respect
ablc Druggist and Hair DTcsscT finds IL necessary
To Keep it A. a STANDARD ARTICLE. Sold every
where, aud applied by all Hair Drctscrs. Cri.ta
dora. No. 6 A.tor House, New York.
sold Il! Druggists everywhere.
a. ". SMELL, Agent,
osOlm l10 Washington IT., San Tranci-co.
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NEW CTCAR STAND.

TTENRY RADJESKY takes pleasure In in
III forming his friends, and the citizens Of PlA-
beTVille, that he has opened Cigar Stand
I'M THE CARY HOUSE OFFICE,
Where he 10 ready to accommodate all who use the
TWEED" with the best VI HAVANA CIGARS,
as I2k cents a piece, and also with the finest
selectIon Of CHEWING TO BACCO, genuine
Meerschaum Pipes, fine Cutlery, cts.. ut lowest
prices. Don't forget-CARI HOUSE. dl-3m
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SANDS sARsAPARTLLA!
NATURES TRUE RESTORATIVE
TuE nEsr, sAFEsT AND PrREar
Tonic and Alternative ever PrenMred,

TIE BEsr, SAFEST AND PrREaT
Tonic and Alternative ever Prepared.
TT Ii recommended by the leading Medical author.
i tiles, and Is highly approved by all who have tried
II. Delicate Ladies' hnd 1t perfect restorative, and
persons who lead n sedentary life will find their
VOuE and general system strengthened antFluprOved
by Its use. The great object Of this Medicine is
Eirst-TO purify the system Of all morbid matter,
and Impart TO the blood such properties as to make
II new, pure and rich.
Second-TO cleanse the stomach and bowels Oi
Anrid humOra acdity, and nll mucous matter, which
cause 50 many and fatal diseases.
Third-T0 soften and relieve structure Of the skin,
and thus establish healthy and natural flow Of
the insensible perspiratOn."
Tourth-T0 lmpAFt tone and strength 10 the diges-
tive organs, and give great vgOr and vitality to all
the organs Of the body
FifCh To eradicate all diseased, impure and pOls
Onous particles from the blood, flesh and bones,
and effect their complete expulsion from the body.
Sixth-TO ccunteract the III effects produced by the
use Of mercury, and TO remove all scOrbutic erup-
tions, arising from whatever cause.
Ask for Sands sarsApArillA, and take no other.
Prepared BY A., D. 4 D. SANDS, Druggists, No. 100
Fulton street, corner OF william, New York.
For sale BY REDINGTON CO., San Francisco.
DIR. r. II. MCDONALD, s.o..uon,o
DR. JUSTIN GATES BRO,
ds Petit 4 CHOATE, Placerville. I'm
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1. q. o. F.-zeta EncAmpment, No.
j. holds regular Meetings on the evenings Of the I'd
aud 9Th Tuesdays Of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, PlacervIlle. PAtriarchs In good standing are
invited to attend.
myf6.ly JOHN A, MOCI, Scribe.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

MaSOnic...Slerra Nevada Council,
No. 20, Of Royal aud Select Masters, hOlds stated
meetings on the evening Of the fret Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, FlacerviHc.
l.. W. RUMSEY, T. J. ~.
WV. 4. JANUARY, Recorder. VI
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PONY EXPIRE ESs.
CHANGE OF sCHE DULE!

CHANGE o T SUH = d q LIE!
ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY
VAw~ OF DECEMBER NEXT, the Schedule
~N time Of the EXPRESS will be changed,
" ~ and run 40 fOllOws:
Fifteen Days between st. Joseph and San Fran
cisco.
Eleven Days between Fort Kearny and outer
Telegraph Stations In Utah.
This Schedule will be continued trunning as now
semi-weekly tTipsl during the winter, or until
Congress shalt provide for . tTi weekly mail ser
vice, which alone will enable the Company to re-
turn to the present or shorter Schedule. the pres
ent mail service between Julesburg and Placefille
being only semi monthly, which IL not SuGicent 70
keep the rOate open during winter.
w. &. MARLEY,
General Agent for the Pacific.
Sacramento, Nov. 10, 1860. ds Sw
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FOR SALE.

ID my Store and Goods, II American Flat also,
one half interest In my Store At Michigan Fiat.
Each store is located in a healthy and POPulOui
RcighbOrhoOd, and doing good businees:
a5stf J.J. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Masonic NOtice.--StAted M eetlngs OF
n Dorado Lodge, No. 26, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each Month. L. c. FISKE, Secretary PIT.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

u a. q. .D.-CalIGOrnIa Grove, No. 1,
L. \. q. H., meets every Monday Evening, at Odd
FCllo~s' Hall, on Stony Point, in the City Of
Flacerville. All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited TO attend.
GEORGE MISS. y. A.
&. II. BURNANN, V. A.
THEODORE EISFRLDr, Secretary. jcl6
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EUREKA CANAL COMPANY.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Eureka
N Canal Company, Of III Dorado, viii be held at
the Banking House Of u. O. Mills & Co, In eaera-
mentO, on the 10th inst, to elect Ave Directors
and amend the BY Laws.
), u. JACKSON, Secretary.
December l, lSGO. d5 I'd,
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The proper affidavit having been made and placed
on file In my office TO authorize the Issuance Of MI
order Oi publication II Is hereby ordered that the
nhovc Summons be published in . newrpaper pdb-
llshed In Placcrvlle, called the MoCNTAIN DEMNHAT
for n term ~ three months. commencing on the HI
day Of November, 1SaO, at the expiration Of which
time service Of said Summons shall ne deemed cOm.
Dlcte, T,3l 3mRl JOHN C. McGIJlRE T.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
EDMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of ~ Dorado
y Notice IL hereby given, that the undcTSigned,
Public Administrator. and Administrator Of the
Estate Of PETER BALDIc, deceased. will puFsu-
ant Ia an order Of the Hon. Probate Court IN and
for said County, offer for SALE at public auction,
On Saturday, 1st day Of December, 1850,
~ the hour Of 10 oclock, A. NJ, Of said day, at the
court House DOM, in said County. nll the right.
title and interest II said deceased In and to the
following described real property, lying and being
IN the COunty and State Aforesaid, and more par
ticunrly dcscTibrd as follows, TO Wit: the TAN
ERN STAND aud RANCH on the graded road
from Placr Fvife tO larson Valley, on the hill ain'r
Brockiisr Bridge, about two miles thence. SmbTae-
ing IG0 acres, about Is acres being fenced.
Terms. cash. tII. MEREDITH,
Public Administrator and Administrator
Of said Estate.
October 20, 1850. OIL t.
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nTesOT,uTION NOTICE.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiAting be-
L tween the undeFsigned 10 this day diseOlved
by mutual consent. +. A. B1RGE,
JOHN LITTLE.
FL Dorado County, Oct. I, 1850. n2l-4w
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NOTICE no sro cKHoLpERs.

TINlIERE will be- - meeting ~ the StOckh"d r. "f
the ElHe4Fvile atd llnnli''lt Telegraph Con.,aI
held their office, IN the riiy of Placcrville. "n the
lgth Il ~ NJ December. I>GI for the purlo%r II ron
siirriug the pr0Tr'Piy nf increasing the Capital
Stock NJ said company, from fifteen tiUusnid dollars
To Ave hundred Thousand dollars.
q. y. DOUGLAS,
J.. T. CARR.
4. II. sPENCF.
H. .CAGW1N.
TIIEO. v. TRACY,
4. BISHOP.
GkO. q. BLANCHARD,
,. A. RE.
~ X. ELSTNER.
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CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER -, 1850.
coNNIrrER nR AEnAXGEMEHTs;
l.. Wolf u. W. Noe, Chas. Matte,
Frcd. C"llins, John Carthcche, J. e. kerlry,
Frank Riley.
INVITATION CONNITTEr:
Pat. Lynch, Chief En-, =. Wilcox,
}. l.. kunklPr, Let Asst, q. W. IlO~lctt,
/. II. Harmon, ID do John Salnion,
H. u. Johns, q. W stout,
AlrN. Hunter. Jas. Bronson,
Vim. Mccormick, ChAs. W. Brewster,
J. W. Edwards, Joe. Iloss,
James bailey, John CrnsIcy,
". &. MetIlcr, George Vineyard,
I. $. Titus, I'D u. Evans,
Pat. SlaVen, s. II. Center,
Joseph White, J. ID. Jackson,
Henry Symons, Nathan Young,
James N. Anderson, John 4. bird,
q. 4. CrandAll, T.. y. Willow,
T.C SuRrn'. y. W. jackson,
u. W. GclWIcks, Theron Foster,
Aaron Kahn. George W. Gifiin,
Joseph Todd, Robert Bell,
Charlie. y. I'ctti,, 4. u. Iia~lry,
!. Landrckrr, +. q. Parker,
=. ". SandrTsOn, lack I.cwis,
John Hume, John Sprer,
-J.InpS MaHrao, a. Lawyer, -
Theodore i. Tracy, Thos. McMannis,
John }. Cullen. - Gagc.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
T.. u. Gary, I'd. Andrew,
q. W. swan. y. l.. Smith,
\. \. Van Nonrhirs, Geo. II. Farr.
FLOOR MAHAGERs:
tn. Wade, =. 7. Gage.
~. Barss, 4. \. Van Gucldrr.
Tickets, -. Costume Of the Evening, Citizens
w Music 10y the Union Bras, and String
Band. o2A
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
between William Stevens and Chaa. &. LandcTs,
and known under the name Of Stevens LandeTs,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to said firm will pay the
same To G. 8. Landers, he being authorized to re-
CENT for same. CHAS 8. LANDERe,
WIN. STEVENS.
Placerville, Nov. 27, 1860. dl4w
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For PARTICULAR. soc Poster.

ARE YOU INSUREDP
TTNlIE UNDERSIGNED, local Agent for ~ no.
i RADIO COUNTY, or the following reliable In.
suran"c Companies informs the citizens v that
County that he is prepared to take risk buildings,
Merchandise. Furniture. etc, at the lowest rates
Etna. ..... Connecticut Lamar. New York
Aman Exchange.N.Y y. LenOx. New York
Atlantic ..... New York Market. ........New York
BrcYO0rt New York Merchant. Connecticut
Charter Oak Connecticut Metropolitan. New York
City. .... Connecticut New England .COnnect'ut
Common wealth. ". York Niagara. ...... New York
Cnnncctirut Connecticut North Americana York
Continental. New York North American. Conn.
Firenten's New York Park .,r.r.--.-NEEY York
Girard. .Pennsylvania PhHniN .....NeW York
GOohhue ... New York PhOeniX. E. :. Connecticut
Hartford. Connecticut Relief ...... New York
Hope New York Rcso!ute. New York
Home. ........ New York Security ..... New York
Humboldt go. New York Washington. New York
Foreign Insurance Companies:
Imperial, England; Liverpool and London, England, /,
Northern, England Royal, England; Unity, Eng
land Hamburg. Bremen, Hamburg.
A. A. VAN GCELDEE,
OGice, corner Main and Colona sis., up stairs.
plHcerville, August 9th, 1861. nG-bm
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

a. THIS is TO CERTIFY, that on the 18th
&9N of November, 1850, one WHITE HORSE,
branded NJ on the left hip and shoulder, was found
tied in the Cedar Ravine Stable. The above men
toned Horse 10 supposed to have been stolen and
left there. The owner will please cOmc forward,
away, Or il viii be sold to pay keeping.
C. II. DAVIS.
IA. SMITH.
Placcryille, Nov. 3lst, 1867. dS-3we
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s. EEAR RIS,

PLAZA CORNER, PLACERvILLE.
TUT received a large lot Of the best Peanuts.
e Almonds, H ckory Nuts. Chestnuts.
Pecan Nuts. Filberts, Brasil Nuts Green
kinds-at wholesale and retail, at San Francisco
prices. IG5-3ml 8. HARRIS.
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October 20, lSCO

v%- The above sale is her, by postponed 10 SAT-
EHDAY, Dcc. 18th. A. u. 1860. nf 10 O'clk. A. n.
CII. MEREDITH. Public Administrator,
dts and Administrator Of said Estate.
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The Great Medical DiscOvery.
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SUMMONS.

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wv. A JANUARY, Recorder.
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

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