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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08

Agricultural Department

7
fuIi .tcek 4 lunrissn. nis - tn hess quality.
r. CORSWFLL.
So - issl NJ. lea q las Mshash street.
Having snld our sock - geois % a n. Cosnsetl.
The partnership hsretofore e,istng between - m
der the nslnc and style offs. Wolf Ac. l. this Ssy
dissolved The business II the arm ~til be ssulst
BY =. Wolf 10 whom all esims will "a presented. s3d
an payxnenls must he msSe Ne Gill - found With
Mr. Cornwall and wooi< urgr The Immediate -tfle-
mert - all Indebtedness 20 the rrm
In retiring from the propSistorsblp q the Hssss
]. recommend 10 npmsrous patrons os1s success
assnrsd be viii .psFs no Effort to give
zsagire satisfaction s. NoLf.
OF ewTf WI rAITFS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

een. Aeigs urged as fremoars Sue-
eessor-t.ens. HaIieck and nesnt
xeiman-Reeonuoisa down the
Maryland shore Of the Potomac.
The Army pleased with Mcclellan
Position and Disposition OF the
hebeis-New Batteries The Rebels
anxious for decentralization
sional Comm iftee-state Coast De-
fences-tseu. Scott-s Passes still
honored-cen. Ha,eiock-Coi.L La
mon's Brigade-Another speeuIa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08

EkAD
II can oDiy account Soc my prs~ss Sound hsAa
IRON the constant though moderate ~ " BaEzAvss
Hoaz4~p bErrsH-- h. ing frsn ny ysuts rurer-1 -
intervals from fHxs. In both forms, sometimes -
asvsrely az 70 coz pistsiy prostrs;e have g.
sssersi mouths p.ss hoash sut5>et loss og sleep
ard urusGai physical ercrt been snirsiy free from
any symptom = u distressing disease. -bsle n
general bsaish Is very much imprvved."
Persons Doubling he Autheniisisy Of thls csfat
ATE. Requested 90 osn sPoa cosss.ss Win
Tie Prcpre'"rs. Ttsy viii take pleasure Dot only "A
referring them 70 ts author. bat to msny others .h
have ussd The Holland hsfer- fer u. sscrtsos
nth equal suoerss. ostie.l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08

nSE u NJ brtrx t~slhn<s. On 0kio street. sboss
~ sss. ~1ll - szors sh<ss he issh irss Ar
css Wishing consssis-i fssdssec, ~fl tshs nosics
Q. " fAruzcx.
ssA1s cc--er a s2 esz Hxfs srv<s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08
The traits of the Phoenix
Are manifest IN the following statement q
FACTS AND FIGURES

slowing the amount squsil-ed 20 public benefit. in
the shape VI Losses paid in the Wet aid SOaih. du-
ding the past four yssr-. linz az valuable service.
honorable ~ we'll a. sndshls. and which shonla
suggest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-08
THE PHOENIX !
or HARTFORD.


To every nan woo desires 10 bssso~ lis iGsz<szc.
psirOnage npcn
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14

Crmo>:rIEs OF PlnproGRAply.-- We
have in this country, we believe, one
photographic Journal. England alone has
no less than six, all ably edited. London
boasts Of six Photographic societies; and
it is stated that every considerable town
in England has such society. The
British Government saves 10000 per
annum in the production of ordinance
maps by photography instead of by hand.
Photographers have taken 1.-THE sun him.
self" when in eclipse they have caught
an impression Of u shell whizzing through
the air, discharged from the mouth OF
SO inch mortar; they have caught the
wave as il broke on the shore, the sun
depicting even the drops falling from its
topping crest; more, they have not failed
in getting good impression" of the
head of II criminal executed by the gull
lotine. catching the severed head in mid
air as it fell into the basket below. Pho
geographic bookmarks and visiting cards
are sold 10y the thousand, while photo
praphic shirt-Studs and waiscoat buttons,
ornamcntcd with microscopic miniatures,
arc now being daily produced in countless
numbers at the button manufactures of
Prussia; portraits Of popular PERSONS
Garibaldi, for instance, being ordered by
the hundred thousand at a time! On
the authority of careful English writer,
all this photographing requires the use Of
not less than twenty tons Of silver per
annun.
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SUMMONS.

TN the District Court ~ the Sixteenth Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of California, in aud Tor the
county Of Mono,-Juhn Nowlrn vs.. Elias Lamb
Action brought in the District Court ~ the l6;h Ju
icial District ~ the State Of California in and for
the county 81 Mono, and the complaint filed in the
county of Mono, in the office OF the clerk Of said
District Court.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
ing to ELIAS LAMB. Defendant :-You ar. hereby
rtqrch to appear In an Hctjnn brought against you
Nv the abrvc named Plaintiff ~ the District Court ~
the 10th Judicial District uf the state II California;
in and for the SAID county " None. aud t" answer
the plant filed herein "a copy ot which accom-
panrs this summons. within ten days (eNclu,vr ~
the day Of srrvircl after the service you Of this
sum.nniIs-if served within this county. or u ,"ry.I
out Of this county, hut within this luirial District
within twenty days il served out - Sad " strict
then within :ur;y days-nr Judgment hy default viii
be taken against you according TO the prayer uf
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover Of ynn the
~ 49, t+f
expended COR your and hr'irfi' AND At your sI,r
Cal n,tIur" Hul request. hy H. ,iiiif. aS T0'loW.
$e'y gale" I, one W. Il S'audi'rr, on August lrh
\. Il l>G.. ard one lufdrtl ard twrn'y eight dol's
to Jno. Phsc."n III" ~'h i ~ - mouth together
with said arni- frn IL, rr,p-ciiv" dates
at the rate If ten per cent per annu, with costs Of
suit.
Ard yea are l by notified that; Il you fail TO aJ.
pet and il,~ 81 Il complaint ab"V" r,4 IL
rel. thc SAID Plaintiff viii taxi judgment by i. fault
against ynu. for The nmnun; Aforesaid, together with
interest AMI costs aforesaid.
Gwen Gui"r ny hand and ~ seal - M
! L. :. District Court nt the lih Judicial District
- nf the state "f California. ia AMI hir the
sad county Of Mono, on III, @rh iay II S,r'. \. u.
ISL. Il. NJ WILSON. Clerk
Mor1ElE PAw!iNG. Pms Aity's -octl2 3n
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Erg1t- advertisements.
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County 81 n Dorado. -.
- In The District Court. H. vrt.;h Jud.Ial his
ict-ANN \. BANTA, Plhiht.a. ~. HENRY \.
trANTA, INSTRUMENTATION brought in the Dis.
Brct Court of the Eleventh Judicial District, aud
he office II the Clerk OF said District Court, ia and
,or said County and State.
The People ut The State If California, to HENRY
A. BANTA greeting: lnGar, h,rrhy !, iurt Il :" APP
penr in an ac, brought against SOU by N" above
named Painful in thu District tuuI' 81 ~" Ill Ntnih
Judicial District in aud fr the County n' II Dorado.
and To- answer the Cor plant flied therein VIII intcu
DAYS cXclsVr II thr day 81 scrVicr) after the ser
vice on yuu pf this Simmun--it served within this
County If served ont 81 this County, but within this
Judicial District. within twenty days or. II served
out Of laid District. then within iOIiy days-ur Judg
mri,t 10y 'lrfault vii be- taken against you.
TIE said arli"L il brought ~ ubtIln decree
WHOLLY ,!i.sclvne. anIullrg aud setting aside thu
bonds uf marim"ny heretofore existing brtw, ri yuu
and plaintiff and awarding 10 riain' u the carrcd-
tndy. control aud management ut Harmon and
Willis A.. The childr of yourself and plaintii!; and,
alsn, To Uhia Judgment fur costs VI suit. ~ II
forth in the complaint fled herein Oh the % lay
OF Oci"bcr l'i.
And Il you fail TO appear huI answer the sail
Complain as above required. the sad Plaintiff VI
apply f"r SAID relief, according t" the prayer Of
sad Complaint
Witness my hand, and the 5, al 81 said
l. :. Court hereto affixed. NJ Office in the cy ~
- Placcrv.llc, This the I'D dav 81 October, \.
y. ISL. TIlOS. y. PATrEN, Ci,rk.
by J. W. SnNNEIlN, Deputy.
lIruE 4 SInSS, PITS Attys -I}-3m
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP oPFTORRa

BIG BAR TOWNsHP.-ROah OveTseer, James Evans
Justices Of the Peace, T. D. Roach, A. W. HsskeI;
| Constables, Joseph CorlII, John TeATney.
COLONA TOwNsHIP.-Road OverseeF. D. 4. MeHeo
Justices Of the Peace, George A. Douglas. Wllla@
| Gibbs; Constables, John Curtis, Pat. Ree0ey'
| Costumes Tow xsHP.-Road OveFseeP, e. II. Richard
son Justices Of the Peace. J. :. Lock, John Ensey;
COnstables, NJ. n Renick, c. y. Peck.
DIAMOND SPRINGS TOWXsHIP.-Road OVerseeF, Q. =.
Young; Justices Ofthe Peace, John Fleming, AIex.
eeisbuttle; COnstableS, JnO. W. keyser, Joseph y.
| Smith.
GEoRGETOwN TOwMHP.-Road OverSeeF, 4. W.
Parties Justices OF the Peace, Z. L. Smith, }. =
spau'dng; COnstableS, James HuSsey, 7. J. CerTeh>
GREESwOOD TOwXsHIF.-Road OVeFSeer, Geo. =
Freeman Justices Of the Peace, y. A. HOrnblowerA
J. I. Moore; Constables, Thos. Y. Lewis, J. D.
Smith.
KElsHV TowxsHrr-ROAd Overseer, R. Demuth
Justices Of the Peace, L. BorDemAD, II. kOikeyi
COnstables, James II. Hughes, johnson Odeneai'
MOUNTAIN TowSsHIP.--Road Overseer, William Knox;
Justices OF the Peace, William Knox, 0. 8. PSimeri
! -Constables, J. Smith, J. II. RAIDER.
MUD SPRINGS TOwSsmP-3oad Overseer, N. Gilmore
Justices Of the Peace, James Mccormick, Hiram
Falk COnStables, @. 7. ROuSs!n, Jos. +. emmons-
PLAcERvILLE TowNsHP.-Road Overseer, John Miller;
| Justices of the Peace, John Bush, @. w. Stout
COnstables, A. SmontOn, r. K. EmmeTson.
SALMON FALLS TowNsHIP.-Road OverseeT, Charles
Green; Justices Of the Peace, n. X. Berry, San.
Smith COnstableS, Nathan Qakes, Samuel A'Ein'
| son. "''''
| WnIrG OAK TOwNsnIP-Road Ovcrseer, RAt Ly'
mani Justices Of the Peace, George BrAqAlL y.
Kodahau; ConstableS, J. 8. NoWlaD, Z, BEAnd0n'
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THE PASSING CLOUD.

o. cloud, 20 beautiful aud feet,
Passing where fierce suns burn and heat,
Der heights untTod by human feet
Chameleon cloud, Of iris hue,
As ehangefIl as a drop Of dew,
How many changes in moments few
A car, q globe, golden gloom,
How many forms thou dost assume
a mountain, pyramid or tomb!
So many shape beneath the sun,
So many dyes that hising run;
And beauty still in every one
Hinged with the hue the rainbow cast
On snOw4peaks, where their image fast
Fades down before the .seowling blast
Such golden light the young moon thre"
Upon the still drops Of the dew,
What time the hight-wind freshcr blew
Such lustre water-lilieS threw
Upon the brook that lies below,
Tipping their blossoms with its How
'Twould make brain sick painter pine
To win hue tomatch with thine,
To make his martyrs mantle shine.
In such a cloud the angels seek
The hermit on the granite peak,
So pale, so humble, and so meek.
Such cloud, whpH Jesus, long ere day,
Has sought the mOuntain-ton to pray,
A halo round him seemed to play,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14

A PATRIOTIC PRAYEW.-The following
is published as specimen Of patriotic
prayer, delivered in one Of the churches
at Logansport, Indiana, on the National
fast day. 1t was delivered in presence Of
large congregation, by gentleman Of
good moral repute and creditable literary
attanmcnts:
"Oh, Lord, had the East done as well
as the lIooSier State in furnishing men to
put down this rebellion, we would not be
under the necessity of calling on Thee"
1t is only necessary to add, that Indiana
has furnished considerably more than her
quota of vOlunteerS-ha having fifty two
regiments in the field and fifteen more
organized.
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PIaesSSIIIs Feet Omss.

TIIk NAILS 'oF sacrARsBte, San TEaBeiseo and
f"v all paffs - ~ state close every day at this
efhr- atY n,irckPN
The male ,.r to Atlantic e'stes, and EurOPee
Clns- 81 ihis a. +v.ty dAV At ~ o'clock ".
The Mais L.i Of.gnh AMI Washington Territory.
Close sv"'V d.J atS ",luat 2. -.
The Wa IL 60 GussiT FLAT close 81 this once
every "wednesday. m"TaiRg ~ sO'clock.
The Mails for Newtsvn close At O'Clock, A. ~,
on Mondays. Wednesday,. and Fridays
The -In1is Ter C.AarViile and Indian Diggines
close NJ "'cLEt \. w., every Monday and Friday.
The Mails t"r Cold Springs and Coloma cIoseeV
cry day, Sundays rXcepied) at y O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown Mails
close tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays At 6H
o'cIock Pm
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
close every haV At ~ o'clock NJ.
OFFICE HOCRS-From O'Clock, A. NJ, tnIl9A
NJ; and from | ill 9, p. NJ. (Sundays excepted.l
8 until l.. 81. p. n. W. II. RODGERS, p. u.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14

ONE lIrNpErD YEARS AGo.-One hun
drcd years ago there wsS not a single
white man in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, or
Illinois TERRITORIES. Then, what is now
the tttSt furnishing part of america, was
rs little known as the country round the
Mountains Of the Moon. 1t was not until
1869 that the hunter Of Kentucky, the
gallant and adventurous Boone, left his
home in North Carolina, to become the
first settler in Kentucky. The first pio-
nccr Of Ohio did not settle there until
twenty years after that time. 4 hundred
years ago Canada belonged to France, and
the whole population Of the United States
did not exceed million and n half of
people A hundred years ago the Great
Frederick Of Prussia was performing the
great exploits which have made him lm.
mortal in military annals, and with his
little monarchy was sustaining a single.
handed contest with Russia, Austria and
France, the three great powers Of Europe
combined. \ hundred years ago the
United States were the most loyal part of
the british Empire, and on the political
horizon 10 Spcck indicated the struggles
which, within score Of years thereafter,
established the -:gsreate5t h4PHblie- itf-the-
world. A hundred years ago there were
but four newspapers in America; steam
engines had not been imagined, AID rail.
roads aud telcgraphs had not entered into
the rcmoteSt conceptions Of man. When
we come to look back at it through the
vista Of history, We find that the century
which has passed has been allotted to
more important events in their bearing
upon the happiness Of the world than
almost any other which has elapsed since
the creation. y hundred years hence,
what vii be the Developments :--Lite
X(uStIutd
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CONsTARLE,s SALE.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- Justice's Court, Diamond Springs Township
The People Of the State Of California, to T.. Bemes,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office, in Diamond Springs Township. Of the
County OF Fl Dorado, on the 18th day Of Hebrua.
ry A. d. 1S2, at O'Clock r. NJ, tn answer unto the
complaint of. j. NOTATION. who suea yotl-to re.
cover the sum Of fftysX dollars, now due to him by
you TN PERTAIN due bill, now on Sic in my office
executed by you to him on the llth day Of October
A. ID. lSjl, for the amount above stated,-when juR.
ment will be taken against you for the said amount
together WQsscOsts aud damages, if you fail to ap.
pear and ansNfer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said County
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of November
A. D. 1861. ALEX. SIESBCTTEL,
Justice Of the Peace 10 and for said Township.
true copy. J. W. KEZER,
nOV23mS Constable.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14
AND PURCHASING


- sAE FRANCISCO.
NRDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles Of every description solicited by the
undersigned.
residence in this city OF over ten years, and an
experience in the business 81 nearly the same length
Of time, considered sufficient TO warrant the con
hdcnce Of persons in the country who occasionally
require to make purchases here through the agency
Of a reliable party; or who may be looking for
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who ntrust
orders to him that effort sh al be spared to
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed, are referred to
VIM. T. Coleman Co., San FrarciscO;
J. II. COghill 4 Co.,
c. Langley, Druggist, "
Flint Peabody 4 Co.,
Ira p. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster Co.,
J. Anthony L Co., Union Office, Sacramento;
And tn Gelwicks 4 January, Publishers Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, Placerville.
N. B-Orders for Machinery, Pianofortes, MelO-
deOns, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, etc., will
be attended to by competent Judges.
= L. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street. up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
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Nhi mt . " hEhNI
Correspondent v. \. Mercury

TREMoNr's ORDERS. When Gen. Ere.
mont left Springfield to return to Saint
Louis, he was accompanied by an army
paymaster, who took with him $3.50, 900,
leaving the army under General Hunter
without q dollar. On the way to Saint
Louis, he paid out $40, 0OO-dOubtleSs to
Frcmont's body guard and staff. lie had
barely arrived before dispatch came to
Gen. Curtis from Gen. Hunter, mention
ing the paymaster's escapade, aud asking
for his arrest and return to him in irons.
He was arrested and sent back with the
remainder of the money (Sl75, O0O), and
though not in irons, he was under guard
strong enough to insure his safe return to
Springfield. The paymsster says he act
ed under orders from Fremont, and if
there Is any criminality in the transaction
FEsnoat alone should be held responsible.
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ADMrNISTRATOR's NOTICE

A Ii persons having claims against the Estate Of
N NICHOLAS GALIND0, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned at his store on CoIoma
street In the City Of Paccrville within ten months
from this date the will be forever barred BY
by law.
A. II. L. DIAe,
Administrator Of said Estate,
Dated, December 7th, lB0I-lm
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-IHE- AA-ALAER-Bt KE.-The w"nierfR
Walled Lake, Is situated in the central
part OF Wright County, Iowa. The shape
Of ttc Lake i oval. II is about two miles
in length, and one mile wide in the widest
part, covering an area Of some 5000
acres. The wall incloSing this lake is
over six miles in length, and is composed
of stones varying in siZr from hnul,lcrS Of
two tons weight down to small pebbles,
intcrulNcd with earth. The top oi the
wall Is uniform III hight above the surface
Of the water in all parts, which makes it,
hight vary on the land side according to
the uncvenc>S Of the country, from two to
twelve feet in hight. In the highest part
the wall measure from ten to twelve feet
thick at the ltSc, and from four To xix at
the top, inriuing each way-outward aud
inward. There is no outlet, but the lake
frequently rises and flows over the top Of
the wall. The lake at the deepest part is
about ten feet in depth, and abounds with
large, fire fish, such aS pike, pickcrcl,
bass, perch, etc.. The water is as clear AS
ton To indicate any large springs or feed.
crS. Wild fowls Of all kinds are plenty
upon lis bosom. At the north end are
two small groves Of about ten acres each,
no other timber being near. 1t has the
appearance of having been walled up by
human hands, and looks like a huge for
treSS, yet there are no rocks in that vi
cinity for miles around. There are no
visible signs Of the lake being the result
of volcanic action, the bed being perfectly
smooth, and the border of regular form.
The lake is about seventeen miles from
Boon river on the west, eight miles from
the lowa on the east, and about one hun
drcd aud twenty miles from Cedar Rapids.
1t is one OF the greatest wonders Of the
West, and has been visited by thousands
of the curious, ...---
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A GREEN ONE, who had crossed the At
lantic, told story of storm, in which
the rain poured down in such torrents
that the ocean rose six inches. "There
is no mistake" said he, "becausc the
captain kept mark on the side Of the
vessel"
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig ned
~ will apply to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors
Of FL Dorado county, at their meeting on the first
Monday in February. or as Koon thereafter as the
same can be heard, for license-to keep three Toll
Bridges across the waters Of Carson kiyer in Big
Canon at or near the old crossings, between CAryS
Mill and Hope Valley, in said county.
ISAAC WILLIAMSON.
December It'll, 1861. = 4SiIm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the Estate Of
"A HENRY LEE Deceased, are hereby notified
to present the same, with the necessary vouchers to
the undersigned, Administrator Of said Estate, at
the Law Office Of On. MEREDITH Esq, in the City OF
PlReerville, Fl Dorado County, California, within ten
months from the date OF this notice, or the same will
be forever barred BY law.
WILLIAM McKEAN,
Admir- OF said Estate.
November 23d, 1s6l.-1m
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TIE Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Kentucky adopted resolutions at its s.ss-
ion in Louisville, recently, urging the
members Of the Order to employ every
means, during the present disturbed con.
dition of the country, to preserve the
Ordor intact.
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SUMMONS.

StTATE OF CALIFOENIt. County - II DorldI.--
justices Court, Placcgv.'i, 7 WI. t.
tn" People ~ the-S;atr ~ C.l;.u =. ~ " H.
LEWIS, ALBERT SYMONS and CHARLES ClIAPIN
GREETING:
You are hereby su'Hm"n"d I" appear hc' me, AZ
my Office. in PA "rvillc T"wishir C,u' ~ - T.,
Dorado, the 2';h day 81 February u. !si!, at H.
O'rl"ck, 4. ", 20 answer unto thc roi;i ia; II
r. u. ELLlNWOOD, VII" sues :" rrcov.ri, IN. IL
one hundred and three and d',.l'", dollars "a" m
from you on yolr written instrument, dn'.d Twas
Hill, sept. 18th, l>dl, and executed ia ir RANG Of
W. II. Lewis Co, as appears rt"r" fully rom
taken against you for the sliI a,un'iut. together
with costs and damages, if You f4l 10 app, ar aud
answer.
To tie Sheriff, or any Constable 81 said County
Greeting: Make legal service aud return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of y, V-iuber
A. u. 1861. q. ". STOUT.
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
novl6 fill irb25
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Sacramento Valley Railroad.
a.

ON and amer MONDAY, October 18th, 1851, the
~ Cars Of the sacramento Valley Railroad will
leave as follows, Wis:
Leave Sacramento at 6L, A. ~, 2 and KEN.
Leave Folsom at IN, A. NJ, ~, NJ, and AZ, Pm.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Sacramento at 81, An.
viii leave Folsom at ~, y.
FREIGHT
Will be taken by every train from Sacramento Tex
cept sundays), and BY the ~, A. n. train from Pol.
The 81, A. ~, train from Sacramento and the 1Q,
~, train from Folsom connect with Stages to or from
all the
Mountain Towns and Carson Valley.
TICKET OPFICE-OpposIte the Car Landing, un-
der the "What Cheer House." U
up ROBINSON, Superintendent.
s. V. r. X. Office, Oct. 10th, 1851. decT