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Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A UNION OR a FEDERATION THE use Of
the term " Federal" as descriptive Of the Gov
ernment of the United States, is peculiarly
nfelicitous. We hud constantly recurring in
the daily papers the words q" Federal forces"
instead of e" United States" or "Unien," or
Government" or National " forces.
" Federal is precisely Synonymous with
" Confederate" and the bare use Of the word
is q partial admission of the Calhoun theory Of
a " Compact between States J" This. in fact,
is the definition which Webster gives of the
word. II tends 10 confuse the ideas of foreign i.
ers as to the nature Of our Government, and
enables the London Times to put an argument
into aa eplhet when it speaks Of thUse "twO
hol headed F'ederdtions."
The title gwen TO the volume Of ma sterly
essays of Hamilton. Madison, and Jay, was a
msnomer. IL should have been called the
Unonist." The very object Of the work
was 10 advocate the substitution of Union
and Constitution for the old "Act of Con.
federattsn," which had proved failure. The
one idea of these great men was Union, oil
rather Unity, as opposed to Federation, ~
Piuri6uS Unum -" From many a Unit"
PROPOSE" said Hamilton, 10 discuss in q sereI
OF papers, the following interesting parIicu
lars: The utility of the UDion to your politi
cal prosperity-The insuffIsney Of the prssen
Confederation TO preserve that Union-Th'
necessity Of Government, at least equally
energetic with the one proposed, to the attain.
ment of this object-Ths conformity Of the pro
posed Constitution to the IIue principles o
Republican Governmeni."-Her is ne Fed
Grafton" II was for a Union and Constitu
tion that these great minds ransacked histor!
and exhausted logic 10 build up a prspheti
argument which is only short of inspiration.
E Let the ill-OmeRed word, then. be dismisse
to the service Of the theorists Of " Compact
and - dissolution" of construction sn
"reconstruction,"-to whom it belongs. Th
fathers abolished the Confederation. The
/. gave US the life and being of q nation. The
gave US a country'" one and indivisible. !" an
it is for that country that our people are read
e to make every patriotic sacrifice.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

that thin, quaklng plank, with the fierce eddles
rushing far below, and their hoaTse vsices
filling the wide air below US, only my arm
about her waist to stay her against the sway.
ing ropes beneath.
Now, are you ready to try q"
{" l am ready" said the brave girl
Gently and gradually l loosed her hold Of
my neck and arms put the hand rope into
her grasp. with directions TO let it slip through
and with her left hand clasped in my left,
which was stretched out behind for her to hold,
inch by inch and foot by foct. without a sigh
or hutter, she reached the platform, where her
friends stood like statues, waiting Us in breath.
less awe.
| had only time to lift her from the bridge
when she gave way in earnest, and for long
time she lay pale and rigid as a drowned corpse.
on the black rocks.
Whenever symptoms began to appear, her
friends were profuse in their acknow Judgments
one old gentleman-the patGr .familiGs. sup
possd-eyeing my rough shooting coat and
worn leggings, began something about " my
remuneration | could fairly ask fumbing al
the same time in his pocket. fear consigned
him rather abruptly to the tonder care of a
certain unmentionable parsonage. and in great
dudgeon with what conceived. called old
| AoSoO AhOHa ouu hOSiuB oOOu' AAS
young girl | had assisted. and s.umping up
the ladder with him in my arms, (ae could
never climb up. though he always got down
splendidly, poor tellowD reached the top. A
sweet, faint voice followed me:
"Oh sir wish TO thank you"
This sounded sOothingly and real; but stay
my hot, baEhful young blood could not. dim
ly remember taking off my hat, and replying
with MANY bushes
"Not at all-dOn't mention it. beg" and
moved away.
! ! suppose you think the above.nsmed young
lady is now Mrs-. II should have beer
SO. perhaps, but it never was. or is likely to b'
unless she turns up, and rewards me after thi
long delay. IInever heard her name or any
thing Of her beyond this adventure on th'
swinging bridge; and as ! am far out of th'
worlds notice, it is improbable we will eve
know more of each other.
But let no one dsbelieve on this sceoun
the simple truth Of our strange meeting OF
Carrick-A.Rede, to which have added moth
| ing.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

our Senators in the Senate of the United States,
originated in mob spirit, and should receive
from him the scorn and contempt which it mer.
its from every honorable man.
ResolUed. That in the opinion Of this meet
ing. there is no necessity for convening the
Legislature Of this State.
The meeting was ably and elOquently sd-
dressed by A. E. King. James R. Booth, Ewd.
Ridgley, ESQ.,. and Messrs. Henderson and
Psynter and DR.. Edward WorrelI. The meet.
ing. then about st o'clock, adjourned with
three cheers for the Constitution Of Ihe United
States.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04
An Official Diarrhga.

The telegraph very significantly informed
%. the other day, that at the battle of Boone.
vile, ia Missouri, the rebel commander, Gen.
Price. vas seized with violent attack Of di.
sfshGa (g'a Rsd) in the early part Of the en-
gagsmeDs. and had 10 be carried home. q safe
distance ir1m the "enemy's" lines. And we
nosies The Taunton (Msss.) GGSetis spOI, gizes
for the bI,Indering Of Gen. Pierce. at Great
Bethel. on the ground that that officer i" has
been saGeting from an attack Of dysentery
sssss his arrival at Camp Hamilton, and had
not recovered thersfrom at the time Of the en-.
EsFsmsns'' HaIsB bssg gsIcs s54nOl
The reader will nss fail 10 percsive s'rik-
inE simiIis.lde between these two generals and
abe disease which did The mischief, as well &C
In shs esasssasnces whiea follswsd 10 their
T.. T w. aa .haHaea Haan H
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

BALLOON TELEGRAPHIEG.-Ths experiment
of balloon telegraph was recently tried, to u
limited. extent the balloon being allowed only q
few hundred feet elevation. The arrangements
for telling out the wire were rudely constructed.
and the wire was too small for practical pur.
poses, yet the instruments worked we'll, and
the Practicabili'y OfIelegraphing from bs loons
was fully demonstrated. The operations were
witnessed by Professor Henry. and several
other scientific gentlemen. who apparently toek
much interest in the affair, aud expressed
themselves highly pleased with the perform
anca.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

BURVIxo FoRT.-Quits an original method
Of taking a fort 10 described in the last number
Of" Blsckwood's Magazine" 10 1898 large
Russian army besieged the Turkish fort OfAzof
which was situated on plain. strongly forti.
fed, and had small but well-disciplined gar.
rison. No common approaches couldbe made
TO il, and the Turkish cannon swept the level
with ron hail. In this case the engineering
skill OF the Russians was bsffled bot Gensrat
Patrick Gordon, the right.hand man OF Peter
the Great, and the only one for whose death il
10 said he ever shed a tear, being determined 20
take the place at any eost, proposea to bury IL
With gradual approaches. He had large
army ;the soil Of the plain was light and deep.
aud he set twelve thousand men to work with
| spades, throwing up a high circumvallation oi
earth, and advancing nearer and nearer every
day 10 the place, by throwing the huge earth
wall before them 10 advance. The men were
kept in gangs, working dey and night, the
earth being thrown from one to another like
the steps OF a stsir. the gang taking the low
est place every half hour in succession. II
Eve weeks the huge earth wall was earrisl
forward nearly one mile until Il rose to and
above the highest rsmparis, and the earth be-
gan to roll over them. This caused the Turk
ish governor TO hang out the white flag ant
give in. Had he not done so. General GYrdo'
would have buried the fortress.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A UsEFUL HISr-tiousewi can have nice
hard butter in summer, without the use Of ice,
by following this plan: Put a trIVsi. or any
open fat thing with legs, in q sGuser; put on
this trvet the plate Of butter. sud fill the sau
Ger with water; turn common fowsr-pot up
side down over the butter. so that its edges
shall be whhin the saucer and under the water.
Plug the hole Of the fower-pot with o ssrk.
and then drench the Hswss.pOt wi,h water. ss,
In cool place until morning. or IL done ai
breakfast, the butter will be very hard at sep
per time.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04
Parson BrownlOw thus defines the bei0b, o,

Parson BrownlOw thus defines the height Of
impertlnence:
The height of OfimpertinenCe is reached by the
man in the "Border States" who is found
swaggerng and swearing in every crowd he
enters that he will GO out of the Union because
he cant get his rights, by having the privi.
Iege guaranteed to take slaves into the Ter
ri1Orles, when. in fact, be does not own ne.
gro in the world, never did, nor never will ::
and withal can't get credit in the county where
he lives Tor a wool hat or pair Of brogans.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

An old mad, some~ hat advanced in years.
whose v'vacny at times approached the bor-
ders OF lmPertlHence, asked an old man. in
rather a jeering tone, why he was always
dressed in black, aud what he wore mourning
for % For your charms. miss I" he gsllsntly
replied
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

SAWS PROPosAL BIT PRoxY.-I ups and
tells Asse all aboutit; and says to Nose.
says had you just lisves ask her for me !!
He said he had. So, to make = long slsry
short. one bitter cold night Msse and started
for the house where Liddy lived. II was
agreed that l should stay in the weodshed.
while Nose went in and sot matters right.
Nose knocked at the dosr and went in, 1 soi
down on ehopping leg TO wait the issue.
Nose thought he cOUId 6x things in half an
hour. and as it was sight s'clsck when he wen,
in, | calculated on being in Paradise about
half arter but there sot, and sot, till I hsaru
the clock strike nine than l had to get up and
stomp and thrash my hands to keep from fresx
ing. Ten O'CLOCK, then eleven struck and still ns
Mozs. AT last, just about midnight. when Id
got TO be q little better'n freezin' tater, ou,
he comes. I rushed up to him, an with a
sneakin' voice, M-Mo- Moses. says l, wh. wha,
does she say!
Sam. says he. 'pon my soul. forgot to al
her.
Just six weeks arter, Nose and Liddy, which
were twain, were made enc flesh.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

"She isn't oil lha. fancy painted her." bit.
isrIy exclaimed a disappointed lover; "and
worse than thar, she isnt all that she paints
herself"
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A lazy fellow begged aims. saying he could
not find bread for his family. "Nor l." re-
Flied an industrious mechanic, al am obliged
10 work for it,"
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A man boasting in a company of ladies that
he had very luxurious head of hair, a lady
present remarked that It was doubtless owing
to the meIloDneSs of the SOIL
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A sailor is not a sailor when he is a. boa I'd /:
sailor is not sailor when he is shore: but
he must be either shore or aboard; there.
tore sailor IS not a sailor.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

"Marriage." said an unfortunate husband,
"is the church.yard of love-" "And you
men," replied The not less unhappy wife, " are
the grave-diggers."
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

A FAra IEpERHscE --An old lady. Observing
a sien over a tsiioring establtshmesi, bearing
,hs inscription F" Fountain OF Fsshisn, sx.
siains d.. Ah that must be the Plscs where
the squirts come from.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

HAPPY FoLKs.--A child with a rattle-a
school boy on a holday--two lovers walking
by moonlight boy sucking cider through .
elRAM.
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

To a lover there are but two places in all
the werld-one where his sweetheart 10, and
tha ether where she isn'a
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

Nothing more quickly betrays character than
the laugh. :" Let me hear a man laugh" said
DemocrItus, sand will tell ysu his history"
Smyrna times., 1861-07-04

See PrOsbssos Weeds advertisement.
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I an : IIspp1 Led: per-

is%i b.ppy Ifi.i. boy,
Ny fO6d hops kn0w 10 blight,
] meet my imiOtEsf'i s1HIIe. at nom
Ny fathers EiSS Il Eight:
Yonder have n quiet home;
\ little brother. tJo,
For ue (;Od makes the AowFrts bloom,
And watrTs them With dew.
Here, In the precious Sabbath school,
meet u y teacher kind,
Who strives, with wisdoin's sacred rule,
To grace my infant mind.
Then, let itv try. with all my heart,
My teacher to obey;
To Iove my parents and my God,
And keep his holy day. A.P.G.P.
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pRnRAmm fa0MY1fIllI

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. ceansy ef0 De-
- rAdo-In the Probate Court. ss-fx. u.
In the matter Of the Estate o. W.
deceased All pers0nS inteEeetsa 10 ehAs -
hereby notiasd TO b and appear hf1sgs - sli,'e
said Court. In the city Of PlAeevvlIls. e tBgo1k
Of 10 o'elOek, A. NJ, Of Monday, thp eea@s 4aRhf
June next, TO then and there show eHpsk< ~
they can. why an order should siot vi 1.lo
Moaes Tebbp, Aaministntgr' Of sata NsAatnt4k
thorising and empowering him " sell The WAe1e ~
the real estate belonging 70 said Estats. rsS
BY order Of Court. lftNulAip1
,~l Witness my -MSMA, and the seal q paid
u y. Court hereto uAxed, At Silce II u o. 81
- Piacervllls, this the 9Ith day % D,
1851 WM. .JAN6Auf, RAi0
jcl-iw By 0QpgN fNulARl. naaN1fa.
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suMMoNa.

esTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County 81 n passloA.
- Justices Court. Mountain TdWHslIp.
The People Of the State ef cAl11igniessloa1.
BOWER. greeting: You are hereby summeleNte
appear before ME. st my o6iae 10 naanleie ge9b
ship Of the County Of NJ Dorndo. on the 4ltA aaNee
July, A. D. 1861, at I o'clock, 2. Ma et'hRtVtf
unto the complaint Of A. Rishl 4 cegs Nh - -
recover the sum Of seventy three B1.ioa '4algll.
claimed No due fSum yVaupdn IN epaD gexJg h4fk
nov on nle In my cfllce--when laAs1elt wlNeA 0glA
against You lOr ts aakl aH,unt, tcGether NH fofe
and damages, n you fall 10 appear and aIltNtt.t
10 the RhsriH W. any 0anAlhkle Il aHlA NnnnnRs
Given nndet ny ,hunA tllle Nelh An4l klahp11 ],
A. y. 1881. WILLIAM KNOX,
iH Ifi1f " JusilcS "a ~ EG4eole
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NoTron TO CRMDfTO

CTATE o. CALIFORNIA, counay ~ ~ a.
- In the Couaiy Court b and tsH 80 IL
ln the matlvr VI the petition " D. A, -
lnsDlvent debtor. -Purkuant 70 nd ef&tt . - M.
ir, made by the llon. James Johneasa ID -
Court Aforesaid, notice b heeahQ a.rRn ~ ~ ~
creditors Of aaid insolvent deb.1S, D. =, ~
be and appear bsGbre The CeuIe al,.4- " ~
Court H"uAr Of said uounAy, v lh9lr *
" Si len ." as thu sn - ~ H. Of q y :s
any they eau. Why lhr psaysr efmi41Do ~
should not bc granted, aud az. asssHnl9 ~
tate be made, and he be &lsehafeea q
aud liabilities. In puraaahse o. ne $50
IL ordered that all Iu licial prppesdln9a ~
ins,lvcnt debtor be stayed ~ T'eNz
-, Witness my hand and the osss -
L. 9. Court hereto AAEsd, ~ .etsealn - rs q
- PiAcervlle, this Cd day " lnne. 4 s. & Is
wNt. A. JANUMmN -. Z. AN
lly OoDRN sleH -
CHAS MEnEbirH, Attorney fag estlrar7. 3
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PROBATN NOHTON.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County q ~
- In the Probate CuuN. iilj Sfsa f1ira
Notice Ia hereby given, that wlll pnEpef4lpR M
PCsetsN, deOsassd ,hAS caIse IN pssMl0 1lila
sail Court. and slso = pslilla4 EgNslaR afefaeD
Testa1ltn;Ary upon the sflase 81. sad Nffs kaH ~
granted tOsL. ". RUMeee IND tkat Dk14 WUWA
pointed Monday Sc M ~ y %; Jsns. 4 s. "A
ten o'ciorE, A. NJ, 1.-THE tine y6s RfSvi69 Is
and the hearing OF said petition. .ls ha&ntoeffiH
by order Of Iloh. JAS. JOHNSON, psthaie IT,
- Witness my hand, and Senl ol cd fEft
1. hvrst" an srd, a. OGce, ~ ii Z 3 5S7kl
- 4. y. ISL. WN. a. JANuAnNsl aaxl. Y
is Dy 0uDEx SQusnln, ~,
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KEEP n IN MISC that the Democratic
and conservative msmbers of Congress,
at its last session, called apOn the Repub-
licans, in the name Of our country, ITO
confer aud cooperate with loyal citizens
in Congress or In Convention, for the con-
sideTatiOn Of supposed grievances, the re-
dress Of wrongs, and the protection Of
rights" and that the Republicans refused
to entertain any proposition for the peace
able adjustment Of our difficulties. Had
they voted for the "Crittenden amend.
ments" All this terrible civil war and
blOOdshed would have been avoided, har.
mony would have been restored and the
people been satisfied and cONtented. They
refused to suffer the people to pals upon
Peace propositions For party purposes
they spurned all peace propositions and
rccklessly determined to iRvOlve the cOun-
Try in an unnatural war. Let these facts,
palpable and undeniable, be remembered.
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Sands sarsaparilIa-NO remedial

Sands sarsaparllla.-NO remedial
agent vas ever introduced that has proved 10 uni.
formIy succeSsful this for purifying the BLOOD aud
Tor the cure Of ScrOfuia rheumatism, stubborn al.
GERS, salt rhrum fever sO'eS, erysIpeIas. pImples
bOl'' mereurai diseases. crtaneOus eruptiOns liver
complaint, bronchitis, consumption female com
PlAlnis. loss Of appetite, and general debility !,
will speedily remove the worst symptoms Of these
distressing complaints, and In = brief period com
plete radical cure. les
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- In The CouaAy Oouft II ana 81 -
WILLIAM McKEAN 70. ms -
In tie matter Of the pgtltith n ~.
Iheolvsak Droeor-~ Palaaant tB5aa q
herein, Aads By he lea. 1nnal {s
the Court Aforesaid. NOTES D hofte4
creditors ol aald tnholVaAs da1Atel b.
b and appeAr hetsge itAa QanlA
Vile, or the 9Th day 81 saAy, ~
hour 81 ten eelaeki a. elllloe
cause. Z any r. Y eAnt ~ ~
nSHl 81 II sisaSssSs -
from hls aso,e - ~
the s.santltiss 4 y
,sH, wi.ssss ~
iAl. srs shess M
p. x7pfselnns
CnAex
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ooNeTARLn leI6 1ER.

OONfTABLAv0 bA4AAgs - MI
DY vIRTUE Of an Ea6cuiiS6 n. ~ aIEsss1G. -
ID sued OuI Of the Clngt II u. u, fgIlllEl. Adef.
tcc Of the Peace IN and tnF Tic taWRstiI u tsssess
villr, County or ~ DsI,dop sd Nlete ~
upon Judgment rendered therein on she SOtN WNt
~ Stay, A. D. 1851; IN havaF-0f Henry yReseo4sl
against Thomas steen, for the cum ~ Sixty 81 llIk
dollars debt and Fvvvntprh 61.iU dclilfS ceessS
suit, ihsr with AeruH rpsio, b. ~ lyyleN upe
and 4r'Tei. and vi lrxp"a oF eals u pnpiic huriJnt
I" he highest bidder. NJ tbs City u Piaeesyilsuln
fr"ht Of MciutiEb Ofhec, 3
Oh the 6.h dAy Of July A. U.aeoA
VI the hour Of oclck, T. ~, I'll tn Eiglts titlp1
Interest and claim Of ll's HhOvs nauid dtIFnIlsPIt
and to the following dearrib.d prareStz. lying hhd
being III tire Township 81 PsAcRviile, COaal8 80
State Aforesaid TO uh: That eeEsp Itotlae ma -
situate In the CITY Of Pac, rsile, On te weM alds a
Bedford Avenue, commencing ~ q etdaK eegNtY
the northeast corner 81 end los xanOinSi ihtRft
any feet IN aouhsrly direction, thVllq1 Wert onf.
hvc feet. thence IN northetiy dlfaetibn ustY ~
thence IN mn eaS,erly ditrctS hntintel erssJ nttrb
"r l"ss, 10 the phase of hsHnnlng, together via
all that pertains To said house ard leS
Given undrr my huUi this inth my IT 5uue. isDef
A. elM0NI0NC Qegnaeae, Sfa
j.ls.tj In nnd W. s@l1 zhFnshiR +.
-.
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ISs wa'hinstOn st., San T,anei.cO.

The Physician b. 0ftsA hlazaed for
want sssOccess In AIstreasent, when the dIssppOnt
ment In the recovery Of the sick Is to be traced to
the adminlstering .mpuse medicines. Robert White,
apothecsTy, Is paying particular attention to the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes, from medicines Of undOubted purity. Robert
White, Medical Han, iS appointed agent for most
Of the geniIne Patent Medicines.
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VINO ENLrsri-Tho New York Express
Of q late date, uses the following Ian.
guage:
eve cay What We know, that three.fcurths.
inKtou, from The ehlvslFy Of the New York 7th
70 he dashing Irish seth, we're voters sOF DOug-
lac o. BFsekiaPidgO o. Bell-and have not
chaaReA pOalteaT oplnIOn. Their RTst, their
d0aFesL their higAest desire ls amlty with the
South, and The defence Of eli its iuttitutious."
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PETITE T. ChOate have just received .
full stock Of Druss, Paints, PeTfumery, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they are SELL
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
cOnaignmsnt few Of Wheeler & Wilson's eele-
DRAFTED Family Sewing Maehinss, which the: Offer
at San Francisco prices With the addition Of
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ARCADE RESTAURANT,
Main street, PIaeerville, opposite Old Round Tent
II. SYMONS. .......PROPRIEToR.

HENRY 10 prepared a
to accommodate his old A\
frienls, and the public RZ.A.
S. generally, in the pOlitest AAAeaaAA~
manner, and at the shortest notice, with every
comfort. and his Table will always be supplied with
the BEST OF FARE. Mcals served up prompt!
at all hours.
He hopes, by strict attention to business and
dill Of Fare that cannot be cxcelled, to merit
share Of public patronage.
BALLS, pAKTIES. etc furnished with Sup
per In superior style, Mt the shortest notice
mar3O-Sm II. SYM0NS, Proprietor.
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DECLARATION NOTICE


IL NOW ALL MEN ~ these pfssants, that I,
IN TERESA 0lUDICE. Of The oily 81 PiacsTvlle,
In the County Of n Dorado Wiio Of Efanceacs. GIu.
dice, hereby make declaration that. from and amer
this date. Intend TO carry and trAnsnce huslness
In my own name, and on my own account. n ale
trader In accordance with the prOvt.ionI % 80 xes
eniitled y An Act y autheslaS uaaFeatd 6e8Ss -
transact hssneea n Their ezra nAAs - ~ a1a11aR
approved april y. 1854. - Il -, II.
fhAt said business VA Be lkat o. SahShlna tSlf
ing Of stock, dealing ~ eAalie AssoAa =
wines and other liquors. and buying and 1slIlnR Ss1n
lots, and making tnprovUasAa3 - sneh aoan loaS
aud that the business VIII Be transacted 10 - enn
y and eeate asets1Alas- - % further aselaFa
that the amount invested ln sAld bazlnecs 49, ~
exceed The saG q Ave ehSssAhA aaGssAs.
In wlincs. whereof, have Aersanas ct ny hAna
TkResA efUDfcA. EAGt
SfATt or CALIFORNIA. =.
a., Cc g g e pclAe ~ y - az -
r-sAe 9RAA. esess.s1 - e -
= Z t1tAh ~ 81 ~ As1Is !, e. 8
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Ie'O-sNs .tekl q 81 Nelel ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
DECLARATION lf0416n. n

GTlTE or CALIFORNIA, County q "a leEeAps
y Knew all Men w these presepts, hat j.. M y
D'ARTO1s. wife Of CASTOR d,AEtoh feaIdihG ~ 1ha
Ce',leiy o. n Oasado, etnte ~ cAllis1n1n1ln hk
publish, declare and mabs bnoWn thal " Tory ta1I
ton TO carry on buaineva II ny own tetnev m ~
County of ~ Dorado. ~ il E6Ie i1r5aSt, .1iis ~
provisions Of az Act Of the lepl6lafns n, th4 eat
Of California entitled n,Act,te aNthprt4q WaqniN,t
womrn IN tyAnEAct buSlhess n tleIf aeu tAA4 ~
Sole TtNdeyt, "6btsJvrd NbH lyIts " etAye
ttrF dstlass Nal anla hptieqlNplll nfn.iiH -
general mfrcLNnAas, kgsplnS hne.le tkt slNN
ranclIimg, and that ulll heindIt, ~.
IN my ora name. for ~ 'tshss iceatEnea ,Rlt1nN
acc0uLI n MI, tuEiugEHv nun tint y - = ~
rapiAi oTielnaIiy Invested lhtJlln d14 ~ Ia
Hive Thee nd DlAlata.iht aGi 14.sa I'D Eal192
Witness my hsid Aud srsl lhls lSlh AaYsgt g1pes
\. .. 81. MAKY VARTpIk n 81