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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

nEcISIoH. Hesitation is sign Of weak
ness; for, ina>much AS the comparative
good and evil of the different modes of
action about which we hesitate are seldom
equally balanced, n strong mind should
perceive the slightest inclination Of n
beam with the glance of the eagle, partic-
ularly as there are cases where the pre-
pondcrcnce will be very minute, even
though there should be life in one scale
and death in the other. 1t is recorded Of
the late Earl of Bcrkclv, that he was Su l.
denly awakened at night in his carriage
by a highwayman, who, forcing pistol
through the window and presenting it
close to his breast, demanded his money
--exclaming, at the same time, that he
had heard that his lordship had boosted
that he would never be robbed by a sin.
gle highwayman, but that he should be
taught the contrary. His lordship, put.
ting his hand into his pocket, replied
"Ncithcr would now be robbed il it
were not for that fellow who is looking
over your shauldcr!" The highwayman
turned his head, when his lordShip, who
had drawn n pistol from his pocket in
stead Of purse, shot him dead on the
spot.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

that Of a young man with health in his
blood, with pair Of broad shoulders and
prcscntablc calves, and a hundred and lif
ty pounds, more or less, of good bone
and muscle, standing with his hands in
his pockets and longing for help. | all
nit that there are positions in which the
most independent spirit may accept of as
siStancc in fact, asa choice Of evils,
desire il; but for n man who is able to
help himself, TO desire help in the accom-
plshmcnt of his plans Of life, is proof
positive that he has received miserable
training ut home, or that he is mean cie,r
Mroagh.. | have often thought that the
Education Society does more harm than
good in this. very way, by inviting into
the Christian ministry lot Of young men
Who arc willing to be helped. \ man
who receives assistance always sells him
self to his bcncfactor, unless that bcncfac'
tor happens to be Nan Of sense, who IL
giving absolutely necessary assistance to
one whom he knows to be sensitive and
honorable. Any young man who will
part with freedom and the self.rcSpcct
that grows out Of srlf-Snpport, is sneak,
neither deserving of assistance, nor capa-
bic Of making good use of it. Assistance
will always be received by a young man
Of spirit, AS a dire neccsSity-as the chief
evil Of his poverty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07
Artsmas Ward in the Army.

As previously informed you. lam cap.
tain Of the BaldwinSvillc company. riz
gradOoally but mairstcally from drum.
mcr'S secretary To my present position.
But found the ranks wasn't full 10y no
means. and kommcnced to rrkrnot llav-
ing not>t the desire on the part OF young
men who are into the crisis IL wear cpy-
Its, | determined to have my company
exclusively of officers, everybody To rank
as Briga1crr t;intral The folrrin was
among the varis questions which | put to
rekroutS:
DO you know a masked battery from a
hunk Of gingerbread?
DO you know n cpylrt from piece of
chalk /:
If trust you with real gun, how
many men of your own company do you
spec you can manage to kill during the
war!
IIev you ever heard Of Gineral Price, Of
Missouri, and can you avoid similar acct
dents in your case of battlcg
fIcv you ever had the mcasclS. and il
so, how many?
How are you now: -
Show me your tung, &C., &c. Sum Of
the questions was SarcoStcal.
Wcare progressing pretty well with our
drill. ASal are commandin olIiScrS, there
amt no jealousy; aud as We air all en-
crcdin smart, it amt worth while to try
to outStrp each other. The idcc Of ii
company composed exclusively Of COM
manderS-in chief, originated, | spOSc, |
Skurccly need say, in these Brains. Con-
sidered as u ilcc, ilattrr myself it is
putty hcfty. We've got all the tacktirkS
at our lungs ends, but what We partickly
cxSc in is rcStin muSkitS. We can rest
muSktS with anybody.
Our corpse viii do its dooty. We 60
to the adc Of Colnmby-we tite for the
Stars!
Wen he chopped into sassige meat be-
! fore we'll exhibit our coght tales to the
foe.
Wen fife till there's nothing left of Us
but our little toes, and even they shall dc.
family wigglc. Ever of thee"
\. WARD.
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lrgaI advertisements.
SUMMONS,

C,TNTE OF CALIFORNIA. County ~ ~ Dorado. a.
- In the District Court. Elrvtutlt Juli cal Dis
tci.-NNN A. EANTA, Plaintiff ". HENRY A.
trANTA Defendant Action brought in the Dis.
Hr,t Count 81 he Eleventh Judicial District. and
De Complaint filed in ,lr County Of II Dorado. in
Zee nir "f t,c Ccrk -! said District Court, ia and
,rr sad County and state.
The People 81 the State II California to IIENRY
a BNNTA, greeting Youarc hereby required 1" APP
pear in an action brought against YOU by the above
named Plaintiff. II the District Court ri the Eleventh
Iucinl District. in and frr thu trtrty ui II Dorado,
aud To- answer the Complaint filed therein within ten
DAYS, [, Nclu.iVr 81 t dIv of crVrc) after the
vice ct yi 81 This Sunni"us-it served within this
Comfy: II served ont Of iii, County. hut within this
Judicial District, within twenty days: n served
ont 81 said District then within foity days-Or Iuhg
uirut hy default will be- taken against YOU
TIE sa.l action il brought ~ obtain a decree
wholly di..oviug, aniulling aud setting aside the
h"ui- ~ matrmnny her t''rrc existing hrtwrcn You
aud plaintiff AMI awarding To planiif the care cus-
t"ly, C"ntri and management "f Harmon aud
Will. A., "a" 81 illr' q" ynur-,lf and plaintiff; and.
a'Sn, To- ohtI JHlsiuCui f"r costs 81 suit. st
forth in the compliant filed herein on the - clay
OF OrtuhCr sill.
Aud II Yen fail to appear and answer the said
Complaints above required. The aid flauiiH will
apply Tor said relief, according to the prayer II
sad Complaint.
Witness my baud, aud tie Seal Of said
h. :. Court i.r,;" AFFIXED. ~ OA.r N tn cry ~
- Plac, rvlc, TIL ~" ~ dnv nf Oct"h,-r. 4.
H. l>Gi. TilnS H. PATTEN. Cllk.
by !. W SH,NstIN, Deputy.
II NJ Si.i>>, PiN's Ai'y> Is I'm
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4 CmLr OF Form YEARS IN THE DELIR.
TN TRENEN>.-.Thc st. Joseph (Mo.)
JOur"al says
One Of cNmoSt remarkable cases of
delirium trrmpnS was related in our hear
ing few evenings since hy u physician
of extensive practice and observation.
lie was called to see child some four
years of age. The symptoms indicated
drlirium rclncnS, but the age Of the pa
ticnt induced the practitioner to doubt
his own Judgment until he had made the
closest scrutiny into the case. The facts
icduced, together with the breath Of the
child, convinced the ~phySician that the
case was clearly made ont as stated. Upon
questioning the father who kcpta saloon,
it appeared that he had been in the habit
Of giving the child dranghtS of spirits,
until it had acquired taste for it, and
would imhihe when no one was present
To control its appctlte. The result MAS n
clear case of drliiium trcmctiS
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Bio BAR TOWSsHIP.-Roah OVerseer, james 9venst
Justices Of the Peace, y. D. Roach. a. ". basse'i
ConstsbleS, Joseph Corlii, John Tearney.
CoLONA TOwNsHIP.-Road 0verSeer, D. a. Meyeoi
Justices Of the Peace. George A. Douglas, WmlaA
Gibbs Constabies, John Curtis, Pat. Rssaey.
C0suMaEs Tow xsHIP.-Road OverseeT, Z. n. RlchaFe'
son Justices OF the Peace, J. saLOck, John Ensey
COnstAbles, NJ. N. Repick, @. p. Peck.
DIAMOND sPRIx0s TOWNSHIP .--Rnad OverseeT, 9: n
Young; Justices Of the Peace, John Fleming, 1Its'
Geisbuttle; COnstables, JnO. W. keyseF, Jesepo -
Smith.
GEORGETOWN TOWNsHIP.-Road Overseer, A.. w.
Parties Justices Of the Peace, E. L. Smith. . =
epaulding; COnstables, James Hussey, I. 'CensH'
GREEswooD. TowHsHIR.-Road OverseeT, Geo. 3
Freeman Justices OF the Peace, 2. A. HoInblcVG'
J. I. Moore; COnstables, ThOS. ,. Lewis j. NJ
Smith.
KELSEY TowNsHIP.-ROad OverseeF, R. Demusn
Justices Of the Peace, L. BornemAn, II. koIsy'
Constables, James II. Hughes, johnson Odenee''
MOUNTAIN TowxsHrP-Road Overseer, Villa kncs:
Justices Of the Peace, William Knox, 0. & EaAms'
COnstables, J. Smith, J. H. RAIDER.
Mon SPRINGS TowNsmp-1oad Overseer, N. Gumor
Justices Of the Peace. James hcCormee, nuS-
FAlk COnstables, O. I. ROussn, Jos. 3. Simmon''
PLAcRvILLE ToWxsHrP-ROa Overseer. John nleI
Justices OF the Peace, John Bush, g. W. cto"t
COnstabes, A. SmOntOn, r. X. EmmeFson'
SALMON FALIs TOwNsHIP.-RoaA OveFseeF, ChsreA
Green; Justices OF the Peace, r. X. Berry Ss.
Smith; COnStahles, Nathan Cakes, Samuel ASA"'
son.
WHITE OAE TowHsHIP-ROad 0veTseer, PSt Y
man; justices Of the Peace, George BEaman, p
Rodahan; COnstables, J. 8. Noylan, I. PFAnuO"'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

ALPHABET OF PRovERBs,-:A grain OF
prudence is worth pound Of craft.
Boosters are cousins TO liars
Confession Of n fault makes half rcpa-
ration.
Denying a fault doubles it.
Envy Shoots at others and wounds her
self.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
tod reaches US good things by our
hands.
lie has hard work who has nothing to
do.
1t costs more to revenge wrongs than
to bear them.
Justice overtakes many rogues.
knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes q man fit company for
himself.
ModcSty is guard to virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence it.
One hour to day is worth two to,mor-
row.
Proud looks make foul works in fair
faces.
Quiet conscience gives quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least.
Small faults INDUCED are little thieves
that let in greater.
The boughS that bear most hang lowest
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
hnghter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find.
You never lose by doing good turn.
Zeal without knowledge is fire without
light.
And good newspaper is welspring
Of knowledge.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07
Plaeerville Post OMee.

THE MAILS for Sacramento. San Francisco pnd
for all parts OF this state, close every aAy At thls
ONCE at O'Clock, Pm -
The malls Tor the Atlantic States. and EuFOPe0
close at this ohice rvciy DAY NJ ~ O'Clock II.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory
close every day at9 o'clock p. NJ.
The Mails fer Gr,1zIy Plat close at this once
every Wednesday, morning at 6o'clock.
The Mails for NeWtown close at O'Clock, a. D.,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mails tor Cedarviiie and Indian DiRgnGS
close ut 6 O'Clock A. NJ. every Monday and Friday.
The Mails for Cold Springs and Coloma ciOSesV
cry dar, Sundays rxceptPd) at = O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown MnilS
close Tur.iays, Thursday and Saturdays at ~
o'clock r. VI.
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
close every day at ~ o'clock N.
OFFICE liOCRS.-Prom O'Clock, A. NJ, till19,
NJ; and from till s, r. NJ, sundays excepted)
On Snnhays-From 3 until 10. A. W. and from
until I r. NJ. P. NJ. W. II. RODGERS, p. n.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

Tie sJef that look with love on thee,
That brighten with thy smile,
Or mutely bid thee hope again,
II thou art sad awhile
The eyes that, when no words are bTcathed
Gaze Iondly intO thine
Oh eherish them. ere they grow dim;
They may not always shine
The faithful hearts around thee,
That glow with love and youth,
That time and care meier yet have scared.
Nor ravishcd Of their truth
The hearts whose beatings we have heard )
when thTobliug near our own
Oh cherish them those beatings hushed,
kaEth's dearest tones are gone.
The days when there are hearts and eyes
That throb and beam for thee;
The few feet hours when life doth seem
Bright - . summer sea!
The thrilling moments, when to speak
The full hearts JOY 10 vain
Oh ! cherish then once gone, alas
They meier return again!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

JuDIcIors ExERClSE,-The SrHpci, cd
tied by F. II. Dixon, NJ. d., Of New York,
has spicy article entitled THE Hypoc-
risy of Gymnastics" lie says:
alt has filed us with horror to see a
proposal to add a gymnasium to every
public school in this city. y boy, until
he is fourteen, wants no exercise besides
the play he gets up with associates IN the
open air; he will exercise from his natu-
raj impulse, and in the most rational and
natural manner; SO you need only to give
him dry piece of ground and place to
swim in the summer, and plenty of ice
and snow in the winter, and then leave
him atunc with his mates. Boys from
eight to twelve years Of age, who work
in the gymnasium regularly "a bad habit,
often develop their muscles to hideou>ly
ugly degree. Instead Of the soft, plump,
Juicy outline Of youth, we have the skin.
ny, ovcr-worked, hard and dry outline Of
an old man, induced by ovcr-cxerciSc at
an age which docs not demand violent cX.
crciSe Of any kind besides this, we think
that such processes are apt to rctard the
growing of boys, and ultimately destroy
their carriage aud figures when they be-
come men. Our readers may have ob-
served the same thing in the appearance
of the legs Of some Of our juvenile dancers.
Excessive exercise, besides injuiing the
mental faculties Of II man, hasa tendency
to injure the circulation of his blood.-
\ stupid, clowni>h fellow, who had for
the last eight months undergone the most
painful and cxhauSting exercise of the
gymnasium, for five or six hours every
day, complained TO me Of the smallness oI
his legs. On looking at him, saw, what
| afterwards discovered to be prevalent
among acrobats and members of the cir
Gus, falling off in the flesh from the kne,
d0wnwardS, aud from The elbows toward,
the fingers"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

TUE entire population of the British
Empire amounts to 275, 900, 900. OF these
the number in the British islands is ~
250,0o0; the North American colonies
1858. 400; the .AuStra!aSian group, 30
600; West Indian, l,0n0,0uO; while the
aggregate number of British subjects in
Ceylnr, MauritiuS, Hong Kong and the
AIricanand European possessions, amount
to 3,2Oo,0oO. In British India the mum.
Der is l3j,000,0O0. In sixty years the
increase Of population in the United King
dom was s. per cent, but for the last ten
years the increase has been only per
cent.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALlfORNIA. Cnnnty Of II Dorado =

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of ~ Dorado -
> Jn,,t,'> CoUri, PnccIville Township.
The. People Of the State II California, to W. II
LEWIS. ALBERT SlMUNS aud CHARLES CHAPIN.
GRLEIING:
Iou are hereby summoned Ia appear before me. at
NY Office. IN Pm 'rrrc Township, ofthe County Of III
n,radn, tr 18th day of February 4. H. lsi2. at ~
ncl", \. \. VI. - answer unto the complaint ~
7, H. ELLINNoOn, vii" sues Ia recover the siIIu II
one hundred and three and dI.llH dollars due him
from you on your written Instrument, dated at Texas
Hill sept 18th ISL, ard executed In the name oi
W. II. Lewis A Co. a. app,a more fully from
Compliant herein On hlr,-whch judgment Will he
taken against you for the said amount, tog.-t hrr
with costs and damages il you fail to appear and
answer
To 4 e Sheriff. or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting: MAKE legal service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this llth day Of NJ vetnber,
A. D. lNGl. g. ". STOuT.
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Township.
nOvl6 ftill fels:S5
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

PENsACoLA.-A correspondent describes
this locality as follows: "Santa Rosa
Island, which j. forty-one miles in length,
extends east and west in front of PenSaco-
la Bay. On the western extremity Of the
Island is Fort Pickcns, which is within
half mile Of the channel entrance to the
bay. Directly opposite Pickcns, the
eastern terminus Of narrow peninsula,
attached to the main land, is Fort Mcltae,
which is occupied by the ConfederatcS.
From the nearest point Of the main land
north of Fort McRae, n continuous line Of
ten inch columbiadS extends to the Navy
Yard, which is tW0 mites n0rth.eaSt Of
Fort PickenS. These batteries were cree
ted under the immediate supervision Of
Gen. Brayton Bragg, Of "a little more
grape celebrity. 1t is reported that the
hospital and buildings near the Navy
Yard have been taken down. that they
may not be burned by hot shot from
Pckcns. Pensacola is eight miles above
the Navy Yard. 1t has a population Of
about 5000, and direct railway cOmmu.
nication, ria Montgomery, Alabama, with
the whole South. The entrance to Perdi-
do Bay being too shallow for vessels, it
will nc impossible to attack Bragg's bat
terieS in the rear. II, however, the Fed
eral fleet lands large body of men in
PerdidO Bay, by means Of surf boats, it
appears to US that Bragg will be obliged
to yield his position"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

liz who goes through land and scat
tiers blown roses, may be tracked next
day by their withered petals that Strcw
the ground; but he who goes through it,
and ScatterS roSr-sced, leaves behind him
n land full Of fragrance and beauty for his
monument and rs heritage to his SONS
and daughters.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

TuE way they manage the post office at
Rome, Italy, is rather queer. a come
dian recently applied for letter a, the
poStoilicc, and was told there was forty
cents to he paid for it. 81 cant pay
that" said he, "ioraI know what's in it. "
Well, how much will you pay?" asked
the postmaster. -Four sous is all it is
worth to me" said the comedian. "Wcll,
take it then" replied the postmaster, for
I've read it, and its only u love letter"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07
SUMMONS.

CtTArE OF CALIFORNIA, County NJ Fl Dorado
- Justices Court, Diamond Springs Township
The People of the State Of California, TO f. Bemes'
Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Gicc, in Diamond Springs Township. OF the
County Of n Dorado, the 18th day Of Februa.
ry A. u. l>62. a' o'clock p. NJ, to answer unto the
complaint Oh. J. NOTATION. who you To
the sum Of hy.siX dollars now du" to him by
you II certain due hill. now iie in my office,
executed by You to him on the lI;h day OF October,
A. ID. ISL FOR the amount above stated-when julR-
mcnt viii he taken against you for the said amount
together with costs and damages II you fail to ap
pear and answer.
To The Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th dav Of November,
A. d, 1SGl ALEX. SIESBUTTEL,
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Tow hship.
A true copy. J. W. KEZER,
noV2:ImB Constable.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

A NUMBER Of pieces Of gold were found
in the crop Of hen, by cook in Zacatecas,
Mexico, which has led to the conclusion
that gold placers exist where the hen fed,
and searches have been consequently in
stituteC,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

STATE or CALIFORNIA Flpr~alo Comfy. la
Justice Cotg' hr'Dr, i;ou. W S4ua JUSTICE 81 the
P.lr,..-GEu +. Il.ISS -. VI. Il IiSTNER.
LI"t"I J. EL'~> 'ar above named pm being duly
sworn, dep ,>'s and sav~ That IN. above named
NJ. Il t's'n'r has departed from the State - Cali
fnrith AMI - now resident Of The E<mrl.'llA Mi
M. Disr.; ~ Nevada Territory. sid place of lis
rcs.irhcr br.uc ou; t.: the safe "f California. ne.
"ori ns :" Ia" "-. knowledge, iniuI nation and be-
iirf nt affect
Anl'f'. al-". says What he has good cause 81 az
tinn against .1'i ir'.iI,it uiuH an account held
~ "n, VI M'.'r a',-t hiI. 81 ballot and -rrN gee.
which account was, ~ said MlI, as.iThch to
an m. GID =. BLISS.
Sn' To oni srhsrriheI he 'or" me. this !fh day
81 October, 4. u. l>Gl. ". STOC 4.
Justice Of the Peace.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

A YANKEE woman put up some nice
preserves and labeled them: Put up by
Mrs. d." Her son found, took down, de-
voured the fruit, and wrote on the bottle,
{" Put down by Johnny D."
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE.-The Superintendent OF Public In
IN structon for II Dorado Coun,y, may be Ad
dressed Pt Diamond Springs.
Dlstrlc, Trustees, Census Marshals, and Teachers
Of Public Schools, are notified that their reports
must he forwarded as early November LIST, they
may lose in their respective Districts the benefit Of
the School Fund.
Ladies' or gentlemen wishing TO make appllcA Iion
for Positions Teachers requested to meet the
Superintendent, for examination, at his Office In
Diamond Springs, on the Arst or third Saturday Of
the month, as on those days he will hold sessions
regularly for that purpose.
NJ. A. LYNDR,
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Diamond Springs, October 10Th, lS6l.-n
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fOhD ana DIV Ell w n JILL
EINE LII AMNNn EINl;S GnLn ClLAlNS

FINE DIAMOND ElNGS, HOIN VHAINS
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Rings,
LADIES' BucNlrs. breast Pins Ear lirg-, Etc.,
Allof which they offer for saca the lowest rIicsf"r
cash. - -
ALL KINDS OF CALIFORNIA JEWELRI and Di-
amend Work manuf Irturrl NJ the shortest "otlce.
Sgr WATCHES Repaired anl Regulated by
inexperienced workman.
DILLIARD BALLS Turned and Gums and Pistols
repaired. &. J. AENlnSSuN W,
SCI Next door to ScligmanS' Block, Main II.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

THERE are plenty of ups and downs in
this life. Snodgers once ran for consta-
bic, and the next day the constable ran
for him. The last run he got in.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
4E RANCH FOR SALE. q

A RANCH, containing about 1870 acres of Land,
N - acres Of which are cleared and under fence,
situated about mile from Pacerville At the juno
ton Of the Georgetown and Coloma roads, will he
sold cheap the proprietor desiring to leave the COun
~. There is good house on the premises, and
hne young orchard Of tire, The place Is well
adaptcd Ia a TAVERN STAND. Title perfect.
Also piece Of ground COioma street, Placer
vile, suitable for building lots which Is we'll Whered,
All Of the above will he sold for cash.
~ For particulars, inquire Of II. A. CagWln Z
CO. Main ST., or Of Walker Flanagan, on the Plaza,
Placcrville.
octi9im JAMES REABDON.
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES,.

senators(not elected this year)-A. St. c. Denver
v. Harvey.
(ELEcT.)
Members Of the ACCOMPLISHMENT Dean, J. FEaslers
]. II. Dennii, IL q. Parker.