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TIE DEAD.-The bodies of 16s of the lost
on the Lady Elgin have been recovered,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. Lumsden and
daughter of the New Orleans Picayune and
Ar. Garth, wife and daughter, of Kentucky.
Bodies continue to aoat ashore at various
points along the shore in the vicinity of the
disaster some 50 decOupOssd as not to be
recognized. Over one hundred are still miss
ing. =
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Now for the Banner!

4 beautiful Banner is to be won by some
Ward or Township Of Cuyahoga, November
9TH The Republican contestants are numsr-
Gus, and the greater viii be the honor to the
winner. It viii be the trophy of glorious
--ictorv
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EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

E0R SALE Or EXCHANGE
Il ,klNSMAN SF;-Two story house, nearly new,
and lot, Exchange for a farm. $1,000.
FARM AND TAVERN STAND-AbOut 40 miles
from TINS city near 70 railroad, good buildings
and 81 acres Of land Exchange in part for Western
lands.
loo ACRES-In central part Of Illinois, and near
the Illinois Central Railroad In midst of a setsle
ment OF western Reserve farmers. Exchange for
an improved farm Of from 25 to % acres.
HAMILTON ST.-HOUse and lot to exchange for
small farm. CO.,
a FARM OF 50 ACRES-In village Of some 100
inhabitants, N Michigan, with a farm house and
about ODe-half cleared-exchange for from 5 to 10
acres near the city.
STEAM SAW MILL-Near the @. C.&ORR
about miles from the city. Good engine and ma
chlneIy, all IN nrst-rats order-exchangs for city
WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI LANDs-som as
9g az q per acre. to exchange for property in this
HUDSON sT.-House and lot to exchange for
small farm. 5000.
FOR SALE.
EIGHT AND A HALF ACRFs-In Nerbprgb
miles from the Court House. Sl25 go
PIfISbU hGH ST.-House and lot $3.50
FIFTEEN AChES-ln NeWburgh, miles from
the Court House. $780,
EUCLID PLANK ROAD-4 miles Il ON the Court
House. Large two story brick house and & acre Of
land-Wel land out with fruit trees and shrubbery
FRANKLIN sT.-Two story house and lot, COX
VAOANTLOTs Lorain, Merchant and Tay-
lOr streets, very cheap.
PITTSBURGH sT.-Double house and lot, 4OXI6o
feet very cheap. 81 800.
FARM OF 81 ACRES in Willoughby, miles
beach muck, GoUd house, barn, orchard &c S25OO
FARM OF A ACRES IN EUCLID-House
barn and orchard. Terms easy. $1,000.
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
Eurar rio Efwan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

LAGER DRINKING BY WHoLEsALE.-Two of
the city brewers drank lager beer on Satur-
day on a wager. One of the parties drank
eighsy5fOur glasses, and the other niHsty-three
Detroit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

BG@ On Saturday, Mr.. Joseph Harvey, of
Concord, this county, returned from Sum
mer's sojourn at Pixies Peak. He reports
the Lake County delegation there all well
and prospering. IaiBesyiLls Ad0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

GERNAE LADY WlDR AwAKEa.-At re-
cent German Republican demonstration at
Monroe, Michigan, about 400 torches were
out including 80 bOHne by German Young
Ladies, dressed in white. The display at
tracted much attentiaas and was enthusiast.
cally eheered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

~ Washington Mclean, Esq, promi-
nent Democratic politician Of Cincinnati.
had one Of his legs broken on Tuesday below
TIE knee, by being thrown from buggy
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DIED.

In East NOrwalk, on the 18th ult, AMHERST N
WELLS, aged "a years.
Oct. 2Otn, in New London, Mr.. GEORGE T. GIN
NEH, aged "A years.
Oct. l9th, at the residence Of Artemas Beebe, Jr
Of Elyrias with diease of the heart Mrs MERCY l..
FISH Err, reict OF Carlos Fisher, late OF Grafton,
aged 90 years.
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Mfrfllamt Iail0rs.
III. CARDOZO.
6abiuEf aTarf.

n W. BERRY, UPHOLSTERRR
VI and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and All kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
Draperes, &c, No 43 superior street H Jour COorl
below Commercial Branch, Cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
ton paid to the laying Of OIL Cloths CaEpoting &c,
p mayl-lygl
DANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-
II DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
al kinds and styles Of C0FfINs, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CAShEIh, al
in the State. No. 5S Erie street, Cleveland
ianlIR2idAW
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gtpppsals.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-PRO-
IN P0SALS will be received at the office Of the
UIty Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveiane until
y o'clock NJ, November s20th, 1860 for building
new City Prison and Police Court Room, between
Long and Champlain streets.
The main building is to BE- 50 596 feet and TIN
stories high, OF brick, with stone foundation, and
attached TO this will be two wings Of stone y ~
feet.
Plans, Specifications and a more particular de-
rcrption of the work may be at the office Of the
City Civil Engineer, and all farther explanation
Architect.
Proposals must embrace the entire work and be
suretes in the sum OF 81 O reauiring the bidder 10
enter into contract should his proposal be accept
cd.
mission OF Bids reserYng the right 10 accept or re-
Iect the same By order OF the Boald-
j. H. SARGENT,
oct24 City Civil Engineer.
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MARRIED.

In Camden, Oct 2Ist, Mr.. JUN HAl n - aud
Mrs. HANNAH SHAFER, both Of the above place.
In Elyria, Oct. 25th, Mr.. EDWIN D. DAVIS, to
Miss LAURA BROWN.
In Elyria, Oct. 9th, Mr.. TRUMAN DUROSs to
Miss MARY A. WARD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

THE TWIN SISTERS-AN OPERETTA.
A DAPTED TO THE USE OF FE-
n MALE Colleges, Schools, Exhibitions, &C.,
by herman S. Saroni: A new and beautiful musical
work for public or private performance.
DRAMAfIS PERSON H1-AIab Stanley, May Queen
elect;) Florence Stanley. Twin Sistsrs-COrin ma;
Anna; Mary. SchOOlmates-PrecOsia, q Gipsy
Girl, afterwards Floreuce Maids of Honor. ChO-
rus Of School Girls. Chorus Of Gipsies.
Price 40 cents. Published by Oliver DitsOn & Co.,
For sale by INGHAM & BRAGG.
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4inantiaL
5elVelrg

TEWELRY.-NEW JEWELRl
q "A dus assortment, quite new, just received
COWLEs CO.,
Weddel Hou9e-
DOGERS' SILVER PLATED
5--SSo,iv- IN, COWhEs & co.
-oS--s y H'oddel House.
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Gugrariugs.
8tass 4oanaFtl.

JAMES H. ODBLL- BRASS
u FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER o.
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St.
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio III
g PREPARED 10 furnish all kinds OF work used for
Steam, Water OF Gas, and all the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer PUMPS OF al
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
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aflisEEllaMG0lls.
NOTIGE
WEST SIDE.
TIME TABL f..

+rhe Brighton Omnibus will run the II A. NJ and
800 z. M. trips over and the ssl5 A. NJ and 2.l5 p
N. trips from West Side, 70 and from Pearl street
only. 20 Tickets Tor 100.
H. S. STEVENS.
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INGHAM & BRAGG PUBLISH
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Der Baltimore 8dfereGerei bdlt beute
cine sroBe Greurl;on na9 benz 8elleUuez@are
ten an Der 6reoerif<3pao, pprauf mir bic
Wtitslieoer oc8 8erein8, lowte ba8 Ynblitum
i'm Mserneinen aufmerflam MAIDEN.
Sin 8roolaib bon mebr al8 800 Bfunb miro
in Der Brp5ellipit parapiren, gr 1T II SuB
fang, S SUP brett ulp 2 SUP bid.
Die @eIeal6aft @intra6t bdlt beute etne
@rcurlipn na9 NeilenbSrfer's 8lab an 8elair
01par, tpOrauf mir Die Mitslieoer Der @elen@
l9aft mte ba8 Bublifum I'M Na9emet1en auf<
merriam MAIDEN.
Mor9en bdlt bic &napp14e S9ule cine
@rcurlipn mad 8ulmann'8 8eaepues @arten.
6reunbe Der Su9enp MAIDEN mir barauf auf%
inertia
GaH1Seute Nbeno iinbet in @aroner'8 @ar>
tenwirtbI9aft Snltrumentalz unb 8pcal=Gcnz
cert, unter sitiBer Weitwirfuns pes beliebten
Teuprilten Srn. &lein uno Inberer, fat.
Gp Speben erbalten mir bic neuen @e=
lete be8 Staates War1lano, oeutI6 bearbeitet
Don Nleranber @plff. Oas 8ud entbGlt ale
midtiSen @eIete I'M Iere8 Staate8 in tlarer unO
b~inoiser Weile 5uIammenseItent. Der 9es
rtn9e Yreta o~ei1elben (25 GentS) madt e8 Sc
Oermann 5u9dn9li4.
BF Der idOne NOrDDeutide 2lOpo.D ums
pier vNemzOorf" wiro am z. Suli BON Seem
Dprt ua4 Bremen ab9eben. Au8funft we9en
Baluse miro in Der Office oeS 8eder ertbeilt.
@ 6oGomaDs Salbe mn6 Ninem.
@s lit Elm 8erritber i'm Eager, fe wer6eu 9eidli6t. @6er elm
i9ere8 3et@eS Der Ie3tbeit belebt in benz Da6erseuhen: s9oao-
wap, @etp=Ycrt unb 9Onbon" mel6es als WaiierSetden auf le.
Dem glatte oS Gnwetlun9Sbutes in ieoer S3a9tel entbalten, gu
ertennen iii.
gu babeu in Der 6abrif SEQ. 80 MaiOen Zane @eO. gOrt anO Del
alien Dru99ifen 81 rs @t8., 63 @ts. un6 81 bic Shahtsl. Omit
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0rntihe 8riefe
~SV%TWN WV
welbe in Der bieit9en Sun" an9e3et9t ltno.

10y 10 - h0No~N INSs
OamenIite:
N9er, OtiB 6; Nnparo, OiB 81; Noam8,
WtB u; 8lOder, WfiB M; 8anOeG, IHiB 6
8ulOner, OftB 6; 8urf, Marp; 8inoer,
WiB s; Gttinser, Mr8 6 6; Slider, MiB
q; 6Orter, MrS M $; 6recerif, Caroline
Slider, Wt6 s; Sitter, Oer8 80; Slider,
Wr8 SO; @roB, NftB; 6aG, ORiB 8; Srpz
ner, WrS 6 9; 2iebe, drip SO 81; Sitter,
Wer8 8 g; 2ubeder, Otr8 $; Miobenocrf,
Wr8 6; SHUTTER, Wer8 s s; Tboma8, War8 ;
Gbomo8, OfiB $ 81; Weql, WiB 6; 8ef,
WiB 80 q.
8afer, 80; 8utman, SO; 8artb, s
8urti4er, s.; 8enper, s; 8rant & 60;
8rof Carl, q; Gline, . %; Cohen, Or.
$ "; @obn, SS; gberman, IS Sc Slider,
81 S; 5Oden Softer, Bm; 6rant, Gapt.
90 g; 6riele, s; 6ulfner, SO $; @unner,
g; @erod, 81; Gilbert, 90 s.; Sanneman,
9 S; 5eIer, 8rOf; 5irl4ber9, $; Sddel,
9tep. s; Sell, g; RSni9, IS; 2uuer, $;
2en5ber9, M; 2ei6, s; Mtauspefer, Wm ;
Wanoel, Sc; Wann, 8 & so; Wap9er &
Sdaffer; Warr, $; Wartiu, ST; Wtae,
g & 50; Wftler, Is; Moore, 81 $ & So
9taunr, 81 8; 6iditein, @m s; Gol3, s;
Wm S; S9uO, 81; 9euer, s; StrauB, 9;
8alter, s; 3etoler, S.
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it4, OuB GoOt gum oritten ODER pierteu Mful in
oaS 8ilnlDrbau8 einprin9en pplIte uno BAT Der
officer ibm bieS webrte, baB Oarauf @Oof bic
9anb 9egen ben officer erbcb unp bab ibu
oteler Damn nit @ewalt, uro allercins8 nidt
9ar 5art, auf Die Wittelltation bradte.
Der Prp5eB 9e9en SObn 9ineSlep pesen lei<
neS befannten 8erluds, 9ee9er au Berbalb be8
St1ate8 in Die Stluperet gu perfaufen, muroe
n04 einem benadbarten County Derlest.
Gm i9ranten=S 4iff. - Das 8re>
5diff plblanO" NIT 8a6asieren bon Bremen
mad Baltimore ur1terwe98 wuroe 9eltern BON
etnem Oanlpfer in Der 8ap 9eleben.
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in @intradt uno beutlder @emttbli9teit TO-,
raB baS beuti9e Set NIT unuu8lSl4barer
Sdrift in @urem @eod9tniB bleibe, unb paB
ibr iebeSlnal, penn ibr Sud- bteler Stunoen
erinnert, Ia9en mibt: uSrl4e frpben au9erl>
blife perlebte i'd am Stiftuns8tase De8 loc.
benz. Gurnperein8, am 10. @eburt8taae OeSs
lelben."
Gum S4luB brtu9e i6 nod auf baS pftruar
lige BieOerfebren piele8 Cages, unf ba8 fer.
mere @eoeiben unlereS 8erein8, auf letne NAz
tun9 mad auBen, auf lein 6eltbalten am Gut
nertuno ulb Dor a0em aui bic @tni9tett Der
Wtt9lieper elm y@ut Sell"
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&tmbeer>GHens

StmbeersG Hen3
aus purem 9mbeer- Ssrup f~abrisrt nuD fss t~orratRts, bic
gaaDne Gsi6 $500.
Sanitation Simbeer<G1en5
fit: r8ur9unber 9inbeer- 2tmcnabe"
"@rceuent pinbeer- 3tMpnabe"
ober s6ren1- 3imOnabes
aMf 8eTelung bic @oGcne Cab nnr 70 Cts.
bel $. Mittt&,
Wta1,I @6e bon Topette- un6 pt0klr.
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Mbmtmifratipms .Mnaetae.

Iadrt6t wirs bisrnlit 8eseben, caB bic lluter3si6nete bon benz
gDaHengeribt Der Sabt. Baltimore 0onmaht our @eripaltuns bes
Ma&Iafes bs aubier p~erfOrbeuen s pbn 8rsifst srbaltsm bat.
@us, Bic TOrosrunssn an 0ielen ;Na3las babea, wsrben btsrmit
e. @OUembsr 1860 eiu5ursi9sn unO' ssHsnO 81 MAIDEN Uber su se.
m~arttOer, caB fe ibrer Scrperunsen an btelen Na6laB Selesli1 fit
perluih9 erH6rt werben. glue, bic 3abluneen an bden 9a@laB
5u MAIDEN BADEN, w,rben hermit auf8efprbert, lplte u~nrersdalib
an bic llner5et&nete gu leiien.
Suni5. 4w, LINN aatb, 0~rsiieI, &bmiuitEOtprta.
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$. 8nrk's 2Seimhnlle.
Ghnrn1fr SIR. "a nohe NermonItroE

Shdrfltr. 1tD. "a no1e Vern1anltrdBe.
Mcinen 5reunben unb 8etannten, ioWte etnem 8eebrten 9ubGt-
tum 3eise i9 berntt an, baB i'd meme 9aue nod tmraer am alien
0labe haltc ln6 nein S~Setn-9a9er beceuteno ~cer9r6Bert babe.
Dalelbe umIoBt aMe Goren Dtoiel-, &6ein-, lln9ar- unb fran3S-
Fl4e geeine BON ben biui8ten bis gu ben tSGfen preiien, worauf
th BET Den iestSen tren9en SOnnta9s8eesen nod gang %beiOnberS
perreie, ba eS AM Gnbe am telten lit, penn lb Sober elm GrSpf.
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beiul @las. SIal6e unb @anone uno Itefre otelel6en bel abnabms
h0a OnRenS sSlaihen pber BEL Der @alpnet ofenfrei in'8 9auS.
ny 9Rpine 8 # 2 If
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$50. Az 8arclap<Str. NemsOprf.
&eiIenbe finben fetS bic bette 8ebienanS, Derduni9e 3hnn1er
unb tSnnen mad, Der &arte lpe1en.
OaS SoteI lieSt in Der Tabe bS 8aItimOE- unc YbIaoepbios
gabnbofeS un6 Der QanbunsSplase Der europSr9en unb 9u6Iot-
Riper. OampiGiHe, ipwle unnttelbar an ben in bic Obere StaSt
flbrenSen Omnibus. 9tnien uno lit besbalb fir @ei9ats= wie @et-
anlaunsS- 8etIenbe beitenS gu enpebIen.
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Mmmin9S MmnineS !!
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{ RleinSerfauf }

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werbeu l66n unb sei&natpOu aufSema9t
IN btIIt0en pretfen
bon g. -, Guane,
$50. 2 SOpIe's Nbsrtte, /. &bire bon @ds Erattltr.
09- 3eltodter fir @artenptrtbi8aften stores u. y; werc:
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bb i'd iest wteoer 10 wett I'M Stanoe BIN, I'M ale IN Die SGrift-
sieberet erniGlaSenoe Arbeten l6nea unb btIt9 CUR !3nfrieoenbeit
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neuefen unb befen S1nitteS, bon benz por5l9lttlten Nletal 9e.
9cien, auf Eager babe unp ale Seiteuun9en in mS9li9it tur8er
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&T 8pafinbise Au8ltattunSeu fir 3eitunSS-Offcen fnb fkS
~porrGtbia5 0 6aB es Bios Der 9euauen Mn9abe Der @r6be b8 9lates
bebarf. INN bic nStbisen Nrtfel iOfcrt ab5ui6ttea.
WteiGns- unO 9tstau. 9tnien. 3t]sr-srnSsn lDashesl lOpte cine
W1eiue 8roben Ieben oGen @eIbat8freunben gratis gu Dteuisn
Our& meme 8~erbtnbuns- nit ben Preiien- 6~abrttanten Sru. q.
Soc l. So. Itfere i'd aas arten Yrellen gu %benielben Seoin8uneen
uno NreiIen me bic Tabrit ielbft.
&S- @beniO babe id Stempa uno &usiteber fir GOnStOr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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N1emer 8nts nnD Wfiieen=3nbem
a Meinen 6reun6en, 8etauntsn unb ~iberbaupt BEN 9eebr-
ten pabGtum bic e~rsebeae Nn3etse. bab ib aus benz GeIbat
Sces perm SaeOb @G + { auS9dreten bin nn0 Elm put
unb WeIBen9e6dit
geo. "a 8altimpreRr., 2. Tbir BON Sreberidltr.
auf uteine eioene Nedhnuna etablirt babe, bite ba9rr, oaS mir in
meiner iraberen Steauns geld :nte @ertruuen aud ferner gu Iber-
tra9en uno 9cbe ib bic TerfA5erun9, ob i9 bel gutter &aare Die
bni91ten 8reie ieuen perbe.
I'm SIttSen 3uipru8 bittet ersebemit
Mp26. 3mt 0D16+ JteDler
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78A SSctn! SOetn!

2|7U Ser untersei6nete erfaubt it6 feiue 6reun6e utO
ane aisbbaber zines oas9esei4netsn @bein-g9sineS af
mer, Nierletner II. 10. auimerflam gu MAIDEN. Die pben ge-
nannten Meine nercen betm @loS ME bel Der SlaIbe an Der Bar
gu ben bili9fen preiieu perabret9t, ~GSboteiale auBer benz Saujs
nit bebeuten6em 0abat.
aS- 8ersboG unb pIotta'8 2~a9crbier mte INNER.
Suutt8. 3mt 6eurn QDDS, ID 81. Ireberifftr.
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ADM1N1sTRAToR's SALE.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ell Dorado.
- Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Public Administrator. and Administrator Of the
Estate o. PETER BALDlC, deceased, will pursu-
ant tu an order Of the Hon. Probate Court IN and
for said County, offer for sale, At public auction,
On Saturday. 1st day of December, 1880,
Al the hour II 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day, at the
Court House dour, in said County, all the right,
title and interest of said deceased in and to the
following described real property, lying and being
IN the county aud state aforesaid, and more par
tculary described uS follows, to wit: the TAN-
ERN STAND aud RANCH on the graded road
from Plac. rvilc to Carson Valley, the hill above
BrOckiss Bridge, about two miles thence, embrace
ing lG0 acres, about Is acres being fenced.
Terms, cash. Gil. MEREDITH,
Public Administrato and Administrator
of said Estate
October 20, 1860. OIL t.
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aIIAMnMa

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of "a DoradO %.
In the District Court fthe Eleventh Judicial Dis
tFict. - -
EMAI me EI.COCK, Plaintiff, vs. RICHARD EL-
COCK, Decentralization brought In the District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District, and the
Complaint filed In the County Of " Dorado, IN the
Office Of ihe Clerk Of the said District Court, In and
fnr said County and State.
The People ofthe State Of California, 10 RICHARD
ELC0CK, greeting: You are hereby requiredt to ap-
pear In action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff IN the District Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial District In aud for the County Of II Dorado
and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten
days exclusive ofhe day Of scrvice after the service
you Of III SummOns-ifserved within this County,
IL served out Of this County, but within this Judicial
District, within twenty days, or II served out Of said
District. then within forty days, or judgment by de-
fault will be tnken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain n decree d.
vorcing plaintiff from the bonds OF mntrlmOny eX-
listing between you and her, and awarding her the
care custody aud control OF Adtla Elizabeth, Wal
ter and Samuel McNury, the issue Of the muTringe
between you and plaintiff also, judgment for costs
OF suit. And II you fail to appear and answer the
said complaint, Ms above required, the said plaintn
will take Judgment against yOn for said decree and
costs, according To the prnYcr Of said Complaint
- Witness my hand, aud the seal Ot said
) SEAL Court hereto affixed, at Office In Placer
- VILE, this the 9th dny Of October, Ammo DOM
ini une thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WM. a. JANUARY, Clerk.
l'y Ogden SQuIRtS, Deputy Cltrk.
Attest A true copy.
WM. A. JANCAKY, Clerk.
VI. r. SIIETRER, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. -U3l 2In
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SUMMONS,

C,TATE or CALIFORNIA, County of III Durad".-
- Justices Court, Mountain Township.
The People nf the State of California, Ia ;. q.
SHIRLEY. greeting You are hereby suamnncd to
appear before me. ut my office in Mountain Town.
slip. Of the County of n Dorado, on the 3d day Of
February A. D. l>6l mt O'clock. =, NJ, TO answer
ui.tn the comp .i't of Hiram Palmer, who sues tn
two hu.dred and two l.l"l dollars, claimed
u, due from you on promissury note. given hy you
To- Hiram Palmer, for one hundred aud ilIrty.iour
Al-lnn dullnrs dated August 3nh leiS, and bearing
interest the rate of two per cent per month until
paid which note is OIL file iu-my oflicc-when judg-
mcn will he taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages, II you fall to ap-
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said County,
greeting Make legal service and lue return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
4. d. leGn JOHN c. Mcguire,
Justice Of the Peace.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
October 90, 1860.

TTNlE COPARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing he
i tween the undersigned, under the style of RAD
JESKY CO, in the Cigar, Fruit and Variety buS.
ness, IL this day dissolved by mutual consent All
pay up Immediately, and those having claims against
1t are requested to present them, without delay, To
either Of the undersigned. u. KADJESKN,
ID. BAMBERGER.
n. B.-D. DAMBERGER will continue the business
at the old stand, where he will he happy to see the
friends Of the old frm Ht all times.
Hacerville, Nov. IL, 1860. nl1.1m
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sHER1FF's SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out Of the
ID Clerks Office of the Hon. County Court Of the
County "f Sacraanento. and state OF California
Judgment rendered the first dav of October A. H.
-3d in the Justices Court of .C.Jenks, Justire ~
the Peace in and Tor Sacramento City. county and
State aforesaid, In favor of William w. Jones and
Hannah Jones, aud against David ". Noe, fnr the
sum "f nnc hundred dollars, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Or January, 4. ID. lS6U. until paid,
at III" rate Of three @ per cent per month, together
with the VI six SI.lUu dollars, costs Of suit, and
the further sum Of twenty 81 l0O dollars accruing
costs and nil other accring costs, IhHvc levied upon
aud will expose to public sale ut the Court House
door In the city of Placcrvillc,
Oh the LIST day of December, 1850,
At IL ocnck \. NJ all the right title, interest aud
claim nf the said DaViI W. Noe Of n and to the fol.
lowing described property, lying and being in Placer
willie Township, County and State aforesaid, tO.wit:
4 certain wu0den building or dwelling house, stu.
atcd IN the Wst side ~ Spring Navine, and about
three hundred yards In u NOrthery direction from
the American Quartz Mill" Ai:O the lot of ground
upon which the same stands containing about four
more or less; the same being partially nclOsed
by board and brush fcncc-tngcthcr with all im-
prUvculcnts thereon. W. J. BURWELl,
Sheriff II 81 Dorado County, Cal.
By &. W. C"DDlNGruN, Under Sheriff..
SlcrrS Office. Placcrvilie, Nov. IL, lS'id. nUl0
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FOR SALE.

BUSINESS calling me to the East, wish to sell
ID my Store and Goods, at mrrican Flat also,
one half interest in my Store at Michigan Flat
Each store is located in healthy and popuOus
neighhorhood, and doing good business.
a2Stf J. J. LAWYER.