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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
rT.n0TToN PRoOLA1rATToW.

NOTICE Is HEREBY eIvEN. lhaa ct eessraI
IN Election, 10 be held on TUKSDAY, The oth day
of November n IsaO, thPoughout Tie State Of Cas.
ornia the following State OmesFs are 70 b elected
to Wit:
Pour Electors for President and vIes President Of
the United etates.
Electors are also advised thai it b theIS privilege
TO vote for or agAnst calling Conventlon . revise
and change the Constitution Of this STATE. The bal.
lot used therefor may contain the words RoE Con-
ventIcn," or the WOFdS Against Convention" %
words 10 the same effect.
The Act entitled Z" An Act 70 provide for paying
certain equitable claims against the 6tste Of CalltoF.
MIA and to contract funded debt for that purpose"
-4ppraYed April 9H A.. D. 1880 is submitted 70 the
people Of the State kpF ratification Zach eieetoF
voting for the same shall write or hsve printed on
his ballot the words Pay the Debit, and those vot-
ing against the same Shall write have printed
their ballots the words RepudIate the Debt"
The following OleeTs are likewise to be elected In
the County Of N Dorado, to wit;
Two s-nators, eight Members Of the Assembly,
Public Administrator, one eupeTvISoF for the FIRST
District. composed Of the Townships Of PaeervIlle,
COl0nIa and White Oak.
Alsn two Justices Of the Peace and two COnstables
In each Township.
I.y order Of the Board NJ supervisors.
Attest: WV. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
by OGnES SQrihEs, Deputy.
PIacervIile October 8, 1851 O6 I'd
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

BRIDGE NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will apply to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors
Of III Dorado County, California, the first Mon
day in December, l660, for a renewal Of license 10
keep Toll Bridge across the South Fork Of the
American River, for one year.
ELI GEORGE.
Chilli Bar, Oct. 2ith, 1860. o24 sod
TO TAXPAYERS OF Ell DORADO
N0CNTY.-Th time for publishing the Delinquent
~ Tax l.ist Is on the fourth Monday In November,
according TO the laws now In force.
I'm and after that date. fifty cents additional will
be adleH 10 curh piece Of real estate assessed aud
each assessment Of personal property.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Tax Collector OF II Dorado County.
PlIcervllr, Oct. 3st, l>Gn. OIL
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sHERIFFs SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of an execution irsued out of the
ID Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court Of the
llth Judicial District in and for FL Dorado county
on a Judgment rendered on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 4. d., ls60, in favor of X. B. Whitaker,
and ThOs. Owen, and against the Sardine Mining
Company, Evaporation. for the sum Of seven hun
dred and sixteen Al 100 dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum,
from the 25th day of September, A. u 1860, to-
gethcr with the sum Of nineteen 75-lOO dollars
costs Of suit, and accring costs have levied upoI
and will expose to public sale, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Placerville,
On the 10th day of November, 1880,
at ii O'Clock, 4. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said Sardine Mining Company, n
Corporation. Of, in and to the following described
pr0TleftN. lying and being in Greenwood township,
couiit!.6f I'll Dorado and state Of California, to
wit: That certain river mi nV claim situated on
Maine Bar, on the Middle Fork Of the American
River. and known as the Sartline Claim, buunded
as follows commencing at the Young America
claim, and running down the river, about six hun
drrd and ffty feet, more or less, to the claim
known US the JOhntoMn claim.
W. J. BCRWELL, Sheriff,
BY FRED. BAKER, Deputy.
Sherif's Office, Placrrville, Oct. "a, 1860. OF
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STOCK RANCHED.

SNMgA The undersigned has now a.,
So. incOlred about 1000 acres Of H9N
the FINEST STOCK RANuE III
--AAthe County. 1t is situated OH the
head waters If Ringkold Greek, on the road lead
ing from racerville to Bartram's Mill.
Stock ranchcd on the most reasonable terms.
Every attention paid to Stock left in my charge.
Inquire at the GREY EAGLE ST BILE, or al
McC0y's Saloon, Diamond Springs. F. Mccoy.
Placerville, Oct. Slst, 1850. o3l-3m oil
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PI0cerville Post once.

THE MAILS Tar Sacramento, San FranciSco and
all parts of this State, close every day.at this
ohi atg O'clock. Pm.
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe,
via lbs Angrlns, close semi. weekly, on Wednesdays
auI Fridays ut O'clock T.. NJ
Tl' steamer mails t"r the Atlantic States, close
IN ih' 9'h, 10Th and 18th of each MONTH Letters TO
be- sent Wy this route must he marked via Panama" b"
Tile Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
Close every day at9 o'clock PM.
The Mails fnr Grizzly Flat close at this Office
every Wednesday, morning at 6o'clock.
The Mails Tor NewtOwn clnse nj O'Clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
The mails for Ccdarville and Indian Diggings
Close at O'Clock A. NJ. every Monday and Friday.
TIE Mails for Cold Springs and Cnloma close ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted at O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays At s>s
o'clock p ".
The Mails for Carson Valley close at this ONCE
every day at o'clock A. NJ.
The Mails for Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly
on Wednesday mornings at 7 o'clock.
OFFICE IOCRS-From O'Clock, A. NJ, till IL,
NJ; and from till 5, p. NJ, Sundays exceDtcd.
On SundaXS-From y until 10, A. NJ. and from
j until y. NJ. A. II. SPESCE, +. NJ.
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9. HARRIS.

plaza CORN1R, PLAOERVILLE.
TUtr received lar AOf the beet Peanuts.
q Almonds, HickoFx Nuts, Chestnuts,
Pecan Nuts Eflberts, Brasil Nuts, Green
and Dried EruitS3 also, CAN DIES, Of all
kinds-at Wholesale and retail, at San Francisco
prices. lsS-3ml S.HARRIS.
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FOR SALE, In LOTS TO SUIT

EdG InAOGs
OOA BBI.S. CRUSHED SUGAR;
OUO 80 half bbls N. o. Sugar;
51 half barrels s. l. Sugar:
$40 bales No. ! China Sugar;
25n cases J. 4 II. LAld;
lm cases p. L II. Lard;
2tn cases Decker's Lard;
50 bags Rio Coffee;
40 bags Costa Rica Coffee;
9,M mats Old Government Coffee
sou mats China Rice;
5O bbls. Carolina Rice;
6W chests extra quality Black Tea;
300 half bbls. extra Clear Pork;
90O bbls. New Mess Pork;
50 hhds. Extra Clear Bacon.
ROSS, DEMPSTER &C.,
s29.lm2p 113 Battery street, Sen Francisco.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

DY VIRTUE Of an execution, issued out of the
ID Clerks Office of the Hon. District Court of the
llth Judicial District, in and for Ell Dorado county
judgment rendered the. 22d dag of llc tolrr
A. D., 1860, in favor Of William Roush, and
against Ammi FOllct. John &. Mchner, John d.
Spear, Cyrus Know lton, Pardon Eye. Homer B,
McCumber. William Hammond and Isaiah f. Ter
Ty, under the style of " Browns Bar Co :" for the
sum Of three thousand. one hundred and twenty
six 3lOO dollars, with interest thereon at the rate
of ten per cent per annun, from the said 22d day
Of October, A. d.. lSGO, together with the sum Of
twenty three dollars, costs of suit, and accruing
costs, have levied upon aud will expose to public
sale. at the Court House Door, in the city Of Pla-
csTville,
On the 10th day Of November, 1850,
at II O'Clock, A. Nj. all the right, title interest
and claim, Of the said Ammi fOllet. John G. Mich
ner, John D. Spear. Cyrus knowlton. Pardon Nye,
Homer B McCumher, William Hammond and
Isaiah +. Terry, Of, in and to the following des-
cribed property. lying and being in Greenwood
township, county Of FL Dorado and State Of Cali
f0rnia, tO-wit: That certain river mining claim
situated at Browns Bar. the Middle Fork Of
the American River, and known as the Browns
Bar Claim, and bounded as follows on the east by
the Little kcnnebeck. and OH the west By the
Quail bar Claim, together withlthe appurtc nances
and Improvements theTcuntO belonging.
W. J. BURWELL. Sheriff,
By FRRD. BAKER, deputy.
Shcrih's office, Placerie, Oct. q, 1860. OH
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OUARTZ SPEClMENa.

CUITABLE for cutting into Sets for nne JEWELRY,
y are bought vt large premium over their intrIn.
SIC value, by BARRETT SHERWOOD,
sull Bun 1856 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
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l. o. o. F.=ZetA EM&Ampment, NO.
5. holds regular Meetings on the eNenlngs OF the ID
and 9Th Tuesdays Of each month tAt Odd Fellows
Hall Piacervlle. PAtrarclls iD gpOd standing are
Invited TO attend.
my26-ly JOHN A. MOCII, Scribe,
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A. DESPECHER g. FIELD,
IMPORTERS OF

~ O6SA EO N GkS - E4GADS
IMPORTERS OF
Wines. Brandies and Choice Groceries,
NO. 80 J street, Sacramento.
DASH and prompt paying short time Buyers are
" invited to examine our stock, which 10 com
posed Of the choicest goods brought to this market.
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS,
SCHNAPPS, BITTERS,
And every variety of Cuse Goods;
Oils, Olives, Sauces, Anchovies, Sardines
And French Preserved Game and Meats.
FINE EUROPEAN GROCERIES,
For sale in quantities to suit. Many articles not
usually found, suitable for Spanish and French
trade.
Merchants, Hotel and Restaurant Keepers will
find our stock complete, and at the LOWEST Prices.
No. % street, near corner Of Third,
o6-lmiS Sacramento.
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OLD ARCADE RESTAURANT.

MDV HENRY SYMONS L co. ~
0SERAH Desire to inform their fricndsA IN
Oand the public at large, that they *
have, at considerable expense, entirely rem ~
ovated and renIOdcled the "O OLD Al CADE,' kN
and are now prepared 10 furnish Meals n,
superior style, at all hours Of the day or night.
QT EVERY DELICACY Of The season may he had
at all times Polite aud gentleuIanly att, nton may
be relied upon.
e9- The BAKERY Il supplied, at all times, with
a choice variety Of BREAD, PIES, CAKES, etc,
which will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at Iowest
market rates.
Balls, Parties, Ctc, furnished with Sup lers, In su
perior style, at short not:e.
o3l -3m HENRY sYMONS 1 CO, ProprIetors.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

NeptMn. Engine Company, No. 3. held Oct. aOth,
JOHN T.. KCEkLER was nominated for the Of
nee Of Chief Engineer of the City OF Placcr,ille.
CHAS. W. BARNES,
OF Secretary n. T.. Co, No. 2.
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JOHN A. MOCH, Scribe.

Masonic Motto e.-.Stated M etinws OF
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. %, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each Month. L. q, FlSKf, Secretary I. T.
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ing OF foung America Engine Company, No. ),
held on the &Uh inst, WM. MCCORMICK was
nominated MOI. for Assistant Engineer Of the Placer
vile FIRE Department, at the ensuing election.
OF J. W. EDWARDS, Secretary.
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EuLr HIT, OF. -. l,i

EDrr"I> DtWocGAr; wish 10 in;urin vuu
Oi the antrccdrniS II the bn.lasltrs IA h. ,rN
precinct. and >h'w 1" tTac and honest Dviu,.
Gratis 'f whht ingredients HAT PARTY Is CON.
posed. Let us INST iurk {" the lc"i,t 4 that
party IN that precinct. rs Tar back a> -,
whrr" dii We find hun lie thea VAS 1ghiny
under that proud old banner ard stood un the
vrrv SIn~ platform that We "cui, tit, dav
Wa. he MT sen, by "ur part, I" IrIr"s"n, Itlr
U"nm racN al Kelsey ~ "IIi county c,.ntrnIirn?
Did lie not drn"uncr Cln's,'>> call HIM b, l;cr
aud traitor to the Dem crane party. Yes,
and traitor tn hi- par last september -
Where d. "" find HIM n"a, Associated with
the men Wh' were at that iIinr and are Low
dcn"uncing the Democratic party -wuh the
men vii" voted fur IL Bluk Republican m
preference I" nm old line D,m"crai. rrgnlhl,
n"min ,tc'l. Let him beware lest he Lc pointed
ut ~ the future III an Aiu-iatr.
Let us I"rk AT their actions last T, hrntrV
VIII wc'hrld primary meet ngS Ia select II, h..
gates I" represent the Democracy IN oar count,
convention. William Shafl"r. an old linz Dem.
mrIi, me whose Dcmncr has not been und
cannot be- impruchcd. was placed u u"miuaI"n
Though he had not av"w,d his sentiments
riiIcr III favor "r ngtin>i the nomination Il
Strl'heI ~ D'ngil-. vet he WAS shinr;ulh
slaughtered bv these trai.rs, and another clrc-
ted III his stead Let u, imk at the Dtley Ne
rlc, ted in opposition To Mr. ). What are HI,
I"Illls: I""'k ht his anictcdcnt> fer the Ia I
tive wears. lie wl> an ultra and bg"ied Know
Nothing. Nh" openly nnl b"lllv declared that
he had never voted Democratic ticket in hi.
RE. and il ever he dad, he would have tn be-
wei PAID t'r d"lng il. Can any honest man,
any man having Il particle "' D.mucticv III his
breast, affiliate with such ncn; DEMOCRATS,
beware. - fur hv voting tr u uglis ,on indi
rccilt assist Linr"ln. Take the actions and cN.
press"ns nt the leading Douglas men, all over
the State, and they will convince YOU HAT Won
are tot a,>nciating win u, Democrats. The
leaders are c"rupt and are misleading 'hc vcu.
pie. Mark them. H. ID.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
PLACERVILLE BAKERY,

Main street, three doors below Confidence Engine
House, PlaceTville.
~ GORGE SCHULZ desires TO inform the Oti.
" zens Of PlaeeTville that he is now permanently
l,cated in JONES' NEW BUILDING, on Main
street, where he 10 prepared to furnish them with
every variety Of
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES.
Made Of the choicest materials, and warranted
equal to any manufactured in this city. He will
deliver all articles ordered Of him, In any part Of
the city. EN- Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. OF Bun
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THE BEST CHANCE IN 1895

THE BEST CHANCE IN 1sSOI
FORTUNE FOR % ooi
THE BALsER HOUSE,
AT eEORGETowN,
Together with
$50 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES I
Consisting Of Choice Articles Of
Furniture, JeweIry, ETC., ETC.,
To be drawn at Georgetown,
On Tuesday, January lst, 1891.
TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
For sale at all the bookstores.
eB- committee Of responsible Gentlemen will
have the entire management Of this Enterprise, and
will guarantee that EVERY ticket shall draw q prize,
which will he sent (f portable,) to the lucky holder
Or II not movable, Its value in cash will be rcmitted
For particulars, soc Poster. S29
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

U. A. 0. .D.-CallGormia Grove, No. L,
y. a. D. u, meets every Monday Evening, at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, in the City Of
PlaceTville. All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

AZ Special Meeting Of Neptune
Engine Company, No. ., held Oct. 3Ist, Ben. Har-
rover and = II. Harmon were nominated for the
Office II Assistant Engineers, at the ensuing cleo
tion Of the llarcrNillr Fire department.
nj CHAS. W. HARNES Secretary
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/. DESPECHER & FIELD,

No. 66 Street, Sacramento,
AAvB POR SALE:
100 bb1Ss HAmss
400 bblS. Crushed sugar,
100 mats China Sugar.
30 cases. 1900 1be@P1ro Honey,
FRENCH AND WAX CANDLES,
Fine Black and Green Teas,
SO eases SkeIdEnR'S Lard,
Al the lowest market prices.
Orders promptly allied. O6-lmis
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Hall of Coincidence Engine Co No. I.

Hall of Confidence Engine 60 No. I.
NJ regular monthly meeting, held Nov ls;, 1850,
the following resolutions were adopted:
kcHnlvrd, That =. Lynch be our candidate for
the "ffice Of Chief Engineer, at the ensuing Crc-
u,n of the PlacrrNille Fire Department.
RcSnlted, That we, the members Of Confidence
Engine Company. No !, do hereby pledge uur,rk cs
to mse all honorable To the election uf
l.. !nch t0 the Office of Chief Engineer uf the
Piaccrtillr Fire Department; alsn, To secure the
election Of =. II. Harmon and ". Mccormick as
Assistant Engineers. A. HUNTER, Foreman.
I. ELKUs, Secretary pro TEN. MS
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

The MeObcNI Nmu SurRbcMI institute
ntpr. l. J. CZAPKAY, Is already secured In posi-
ton which places IT, ns we'll as ts proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy aud prof Hsional malice.
In The schools of France the highest prizes often
Wir'lr :" prHciii"nersin this department ~ Me,i
cr ,.'"nre. aud they occupy with others. equally
hfv I"siiun H. the profession. Ricord Is an illus.
tri"us example, shining light am'n ng the philoso.
Ph'cl stars II lis age in Europe. NJ d DR. CEapkay
has fully rGIalrd him in this country, as proof nf
which the Philadelphia College of Medicine compli-
mrui"h him with D?l"ma. and the honorary Id
fIn'i'm degree Selecting this ms his field ~ Nr-ra-
ton. although qualified ms graduate of the Cniver-
~ Of P,sih. and late Chief SUI g"on of the liungn-
ral Revolutionary army, fnr more extended lAbOrR.
Dr. Id CEapkny has bent his earnest attention 4"
the cure nfchrnnic ard private diseases, IN which he
has become so great mn expert that he s now
girl,' N" Leader in this branch Of his profession
;hr"ug'" ~ the Tinted States, aud his portrait aud
h"granhy are publishrd Ne matter "f interest to
'h"r r,ar's iTfai1s. m"st exclusive Journals. The
n"ct"rs "hi'c$ are Medical and Surgical In
>in'r, IN sacramento strcrt corner Of LeidesdorH.
urnrIy opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
~ We ask the particular attention Of our readers
tn the sworn certificates nf remarkable cures, in an
other column Of this paper. jyl4-3n
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
L. T. CARR,
L. 7. CARR, N e. PHILLIPS.
CARR & PHILLIPS.

E0RWARD1NG AND COMMISSION
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fellows Fire
proof Building, Placerville, California.
REFER TO
J. II. CoghIll Co, 8. r.. }. H. Carroll, Sacramento
c. Bradshaw Co., do J. b. Dayton, do
Sullivan Cushman do VIM. Perkins, Folsom.
J. Z ~. Phelan do L. A, Epson CO., PlAclle,
J. G. Horan Co. do W. J. Burwell, do
Stanford 4 Bros, Sac. W. N. DOnohue, do
Gushing 4 selden do 7. Wilcox, Upper PiaceIle.
Sheath Z Arnold do Mark G & p
az Particular attention paid to the shipment Of
goods, ores, &C., from and TO WAshOe. O2A-m8
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TnEODOau ElsVnLDr. Secretary. iele e
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Jhe Daily guuruaI,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
steamers--ReguIar Packets.
For particulars, see dGUcrtiS,
FOR CAIRO


CHARLEY Bowen leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays
IL o'clock NJ. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays
night.
FOR PADUCAH.
DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
avs at 10 O'Clock II. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursday,
nd Saturdays at night.
GEN'L ANDERSON leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and
3turdays at IL o'clock, Il. Arrives Mondays,
and Fridays in the night.
FOR HEM ERsoS-
GEN. D. II. WHITE plies daily, leaving Evansville
4 the forenoon and returning in the evening.
FOR L0UI3Y LILLE.
GREY EAGLE, Of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and
aturdays at 6 O'Clock P NJ. Arrives Tuesday and
aturdays ia the afternoon.
GREY EAGLE, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at
= o'clock n, and Thursdays at o'clock P. NJ
, rrives Sundays and Thursdays in the aft, rnoOn.
FOR GREEN RIVER.
d. b. CAMPBELL leaves Mondays and Thursdays
{ 6 o clock p. ri. for Bowling Green. Arrives on
Ioudays and Thursdays in the morning.
LUE EAvEs leaves for South CarroItOn and Pond
river, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon
arrives ON Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There rs regular daily communication with HIM
,EasoS and NEwBUEGH by boat and land convey
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There rs regular daily communication with HES
,ERsoN and NEwBUEGH by boat and land convey
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lisa The following we clip from the Col
onda tIn) Herald OF the 10th ult. 1t
hows that. the Union feeling is active
.mongst the Illinoisans:
UNION MEETiNG.-T citizens OF Pope
nd surrounding counties, are respectfully
equested to attend an Union Meeting Of all
arties to be held at the Court House in
iolconda, on Saturday, December 9Th, 1860,
0 give expression to our sentiments in ref
renee to the maintenance of the glorious
Inion of States lull Attendance is So
icited Our brethren Of Kentucky are in
tied TO attend. MANY CITIZENS.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

co bids flour, l cask nss, COO bush wheat, Gao
'o.ter 3 Co.: I hx books, 2 G. O'Rilay & Co.
.iece casting, doc Kraft & Holman bxs, 2.
Iciuenlan, 2 bxs sgs, bdls rabbits, Vickery
sros / halo iron, Scsntin q Stephens; casA,
III! Keller & White ? bxs, Giles s. McPheoters;
bx Geo. A. Booming; corn sheller, cob carrier,
Ienry RaRaey, jr., l52 sacks bran, Iglchart Bros;
81 bush corn, !. A Crane go bush corn, }. il,
,,lashv f. SIIRADER. Ag't
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LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

Carpenter, A. B., 81 by 1il # northwest
side of lot 1A95
Ewing, W C. &C. W, northwest ! 81 iet ~ 90
Fisher & Boluss, 20 Iy lis # southeast side
of lot I7.s3
Gerhardt J. w, northwest or of lot 3........ 1888
Gates, c. L., 2O14 by IiS # northwest side Of
lot 6......'. I2us
do lot "A 50
do 40 by 1872 southeast side Of lot l... 70 IS
Hyatt, Stephen, % of lot 7...-.............. 27@t
Hartman, George south west p OF lot 3D. lf.95
do south west % Of lot 26.. ............... IU3F
Inwood, VIM, 25 by $50 fl subdivision Of lots
27 aud II SO
Lindensmith, Chas., improvements on lot II go
McChesney, Maria, 90 and half by 80 # cor
ner part of lot ........... &c 90
Scates, Joseph (Heirs) south half oflot 1888
Stinson & Greathouse, 10 by rs fl alley end Of
lot ............ 1873
Wright, Anthony, lot - ~
do south west half Of lot To-. T.4-
10 southwest half of lot To-. - n
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n era NJ BROWN
CRANE q BROWN,
Forwarding & Commission
MI rShanE S.
NJ skgFES ~ X . y EES+ 5yFE-H g9.g,y0E~
EV ANSVILLE, IN

efE NEW AEEAEGEMEET
The ADAMS ENrREss COMPANY respectfully
nounCo to their friends and PATRONS the public Of
sgansy lie and vicinity that, with Increased fciii
ji,ss for the transportation Of
FREIG II n, IA q K Il & ES,
- oNEY Il y 4 Z 4 T. l. S,
They solicit II Continuance Of former favors. Is
pociG care taken IN the collection OF Bills, Drafts
Notes and the transportation OF small and valuable
packages
All persons Wishing 20 avail themselves of the ia
cilics of the Express, Obtain any desired intCr
nation in reference the and details of the
business, a. thQir Office First street, between
dvIs G. H. FISH. Agent.
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srEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Emul8, Cincinnati; Dunbar, Paducth,
Lady Franklin, Gin, J. H. Done, Cincinnati
4rey Eagle, Henderson; Lehigh, Cincinnati
Messenger, Memphis.
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BAKERS ADDITION

CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
Nov.12-3wd City Collector
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Fire and inland Navigation

Eisks acC9pted at Terms conEI3telt WIN -0INUncy
au4l fair profit.
Especial attention giUe TO insurance Of ID DWELLINGS,
and Contents, for terms Of 10 s5geGrsr
The solid service long and successfully tried, aud
the many advantages the Btna Insurance Company
pos sosses in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests,
During stringent times - the necessity for
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-th
ability Of property owners to sustain lOss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State Politics issued without de-
hay, by auy Of the duly authorized Agents of the
Company.
@E5- business attended TO with despatch and
fidelity
COPELAND Z NFXSEN Agents,
ruy2 Savings Bank Building, First St.
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Unknown owner, 20 feet on Fight, extending
back by first avenue li9 feet. block y l.50
10 ~ II on Ninth street extending back by
Keitz. John A, lot 7.....-..............t .--...
CARPENTER FIELD.

Carpenter, A. q, 7 acres of ground more or
lsss situated north OF Ann st, east Of
Lalaasco, & west OF Sharpe's enl.Tgem't 500 0f
Nightingale r F. . fl on LIST Hvenue by 100 tt 26i
Z, ssler, Adam, g T. Gu lsc avenue ly 100 # =