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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
LEGAL.

STATE Of IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN
y County Court for said county:
Notice IL hereby given to I'll whom 1t may cor
Germ that 1t regular term Of the County Court
Of said county, held at the Court House in the
citv Of Davenport, ON the 7th day Of October, A.
D., 1851, IN instrument purporting TO b. the last
Will and Testament Of Antoine LeCsire, late Of
said Dsvsnport, deceased. was Produced and pub
lioly read in open Court. Whersupsn the Court
fixed the 4th Jay Of November, A. D., 1851, that
being the nsxt regular term Of said Court - the
time for probating said last Will and Testament,
At which time any person interested can appear
IN said Court. and show cause, if any they have,
why said instrument should not DO proved and al
lowed Is and for the last Will and Testament Of
said Antoine LsClaire, deceased.
Davenport, October Z, 1861.
MARGUERlTE LBCLk IRE, Executrix.
GEO. l.. DAVENPOKT, Executor.
Ordered that the above notice be Published for
four consecutive weeks in tho daily and weekly
Gazstts and DKMoCRAT AND NsWs newspapers.
X. LINDERMAN, Co. Judge.
PUTNAM + Rooms, Att'ys. tocS-d&v4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency,
nFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADyAN.
~ tagss that may be obtained in any way BY
Insurance.
LIST. Rates aslow IS any Responsible Companv,
ID. Fair and honorable adjustment Of losses.
Sd. Prompt payment Of lossos,
4th. Policies in which the holders participate
in the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER 81, 000, 900.
Az Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y.,
Cash Capitala~d ssrplas, 100000,
Metropolitan Fire Ias. Co., N.Y.,
0ssh Capital and Ssrplss. 1854 900.
security Fire Insurance Co.. n. York.
Cash Capital AID SURPLUS. $685.. 1000.
New ElgIand Fire and Marine Inslr-
asce Company. Hartford,
JssA Capital a,sd 6srp1ss, s24e.4o9.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. New York,
Accumulated CasA Asssts tie Property Of tie
Asssssd. 100000.
JOHN YANTDS,
Solicitor for The above named Companies, IL su-
thorised to take Risks and issue Policies.
RR1BRDN0ss IN DAvnPoss.
H.H. Smith, Ryq, James NcCosh. ESQ.,, Chss.
n. Eldridgs F. y. G. q. Blood, Esq. Hos. B.
Lindsrmap; Hon. gsmss ThoFingtoa.
~Omss over Sniths' Dry Goods Store, corner
of Brady and second streets.
june1o dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

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07aF Stars 81 IOWA, DlsrcicT
y Ossst, sssts Cssaty'
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wisss'i Ter. s Sss,nso De-. Ten. A. D, 1881.
! y. Ivy 2; 1.Y!'k {. c c:S.:. 80
S ss.;, k (. s,s.: s s:sss -
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1921 defeadaats:
W ~ Ss.shv sosiasd that on the s'sn ~
4 ii. 1851, thsse will % 90 ME ~ ~
HSs n ~ clerk Of the District Coess ., ssao
S.o.s oos.tv. the petition Of ne bcsvd 9. ooPs'
visors Of scott county, Iowa, e'si@'nS AM.
- ;.."rsss the rson ct the rate 81 ten pr ess'.
s,on Inc il day q January. A. d., lsss, = ecG-
d.s IN one promissory note executsd oy -.
Shrnsu. N. W. Cotton and Z. 3. wing. enc ~; -
prav, M the foreclosure Of . mortgage dAteo tre
lat d.y Of November, A. D., 1898, execoI
,hs IA dstsudast W. Sherman and saran ssne
Sh.rmsn 70 secure the payment Of tne ADO
nsmed notes, on property described IN s.se r.
.i,;oo And that unless You shall appear tneFsso,
and defend, on OF before noon Of tho secona osy ~
this next term Of the District Court OF s~'a osv
courty, TO- wit tho lst Monday o. DecemIsn,
%. lsSI. 1 default will be entered and Judgmsn'
,snd., al against You thereon. And tho sa'd de
fsnd.nt. sarah Jane Sherman, John Tayio-
Heoi.m,n Tryon, p. l.. Cable. John Kendnsk
Henry SHAFT. Ira Brown, stephen Thompson
samuel Guthrie and Spief Whitaker VIII tAAe
n,t,c, tnnt no personal claim is made against you
Dated september o. j. W. STEWART,
oclo.v, District Attorney for Plaintiff.
o,TATE OF IOWA, COUNTY Or SCOTT, 3D.
y In the district court.
Sophia Brausch
stephen Thomson and others
To Abigail Sturdevant, Peder Sunderin' lin
othy Sun lsrlin, Ebeneser Sunderlin, ). hawke'
and ~ Hawker, defendants in the above entiue
action:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
ae in the oRcs Of the Clerk or the District Conr'
Of said county, petition OF sophia brau'cn
claiming OF you that her title to the following
described Land in Scott county, Iowa, to-
Part OF the no tn east fractional quart Of sector
No ~ township ~, north o range >, east o.
the 5,h p NJ, towi, Commencing at tho sou'f
west corner Of said quarter section three cas-
alonl the east aul west division line Of said SEC
ton No two ~ sixteen (l6 rods thence nortt
twenty (2c) rods thence west sixteen l6' rods
thence nth twenty { 2O) rods TO the place OF be
ginning may b. qu,oted and for general relief TO
tho ,Art,calars whe col you arc REFERRED TO to
petition Oh hie and unless you appear theret
and defend. on or before noon OF the "a day OF 70
mkt term Of said Court, to be holden on the n s
Monday OF December, A. b., 1861, default Will b
entered against you and q decree rendered .
low 4 BROWN,
oeI0-wl Pl.intiffs Attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
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rVHE STATE Of IOWA, DlSTklCI
/ Court, Scot County.
The Foard Of SGpervi
son Of Scott county.
Iowa,
vs..
Joseph Motto, Mary Mo-
tic, James Macintosh, Dec. term, A. D., 1861.
Chas h. Putnam, Ezra
buckley, Mary Davis, J.
Hayes, David Baird,
John DOlcrt, John I.
Gilman and J. W.
Stewart, Adm'r
TO the abeve named Defendants
You are hereby mott ied tina, on the goth day Of
November, A. d., 1861, there will 10 file in the
ofhce OF tnc Clerk OF the Dis riot Court Of said
scott county, the petition Of the Board OF Super
w,sors Ut Scott co., Iowa claiming Of you the said
defendant he sum Of five hundred dollars, with
interest thereon At the rate VI ten per cent iron
the LIST day Of January, A. d., l-5s, as money
due on pronisso,y note executed by JOSEPH
Motto and Patrick llciiuirc, and also praying tht
-shs foreclosure Of a mortgage dated the 10th da,
Vi Jn.e. A. D., 1885. executed by the said de
fendAnt Joseph Motto and Mary Motto to secure
the pa y ment of tho above hamed notes, on proper
ty described in said petition and that unless 20,
shall appear thereto and defend on or before noo'
OF tho second day Of the next term of the Distric
Court VI said scott county, TO wit the LIST Mon
dsy Of December, A. D., 1851, default will b.
entered and Judgment rendered against you thore
on And the said defendants Mary Motto, Jane
Macintosh, q. T.. Putnam, Egra buckley, Mar.
Da ISL. Hayes, David Bald, John Dolert, Johl
notice that no personal claim is made against you
wv. STEWART,
oc,ovl District Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOMr L. sW ITS,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Agent,
NICKOLL's BLOCK. UP STAIRS,
.a0ency Of the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500, 900
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comply
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAP1rAL.............. .el6o.o0o
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
Cash CAFITALs~s..-. ~-..s-...... 100000
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL, 49,. $3.50. 900
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81, 500 ~
jy8l-wAdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

Ssal-A1naal statement, 10. lo2.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
- q . = = q 3 = -.
May lst, 1861.
Cash.. and cash iteos. 'S70, Sess's
Loans we'll secured .................. 6S353.3o
Real Estate. .................... 100000
262S shares Hartford Bank Stocks.... ~, $50 10
lA25 New I ofk 49,. 10333o 90
1910 Boston 80. lOO,75OO 90
3V7 other 80. 58,o05 90
United States and State" 80. 61,8S7 90
hastfa 4 n. Haven R.R. bdsA" 80. $4,000
Hartford City Bonds. S6,75o.00
Conn. River Co. b r. B. Go. Stock. 4,6O00O
Total assets. ................$S 32e 09. W
liabilities ............... 73,344.27
For details in investments, go small cards and
irculas.
Insurances may b effected in this old and.sub.
tantial Company on very favorable terms
Apply to W. 2. ROSS, Agent
- Dwellings and Farm Property Insured. fol
. term Of years At very low rates.
yl0-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21
HHE STATE OF
/ Court, Scot County
The l'osrd Of S0pervi-
s0rs Of Scott county.
Iowa,

Joseph Motto. Mary Mo-
tic, James Macintosh,
Chas. h.. Putnam, Ezra
Buckley, Mary Dsvis, }.
Hayes, David Baird,
John Dolert, John 7.
Gilman and j. W.
Stewart, Aom'r,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

Freight of ell kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 all points East at ell times, 1t .as low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

IOWA, DIsTcUI
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-21

DAVID VIII Nasess,
JOHN LOWRIE, .......................C lssk,
WILL MAKE REGULAR DAILY TRIPS
Wv between Davenport and Aontsoss, lsav.
ing this coint svs,y morning at seven o'clock,
making direct connections with the ksoksk Pack
sts for st. Louis. Passenger will arrive In ".
Louis in So hours.
Por further particulars enquire Of
ag2s-dHl .W.'WAfSOM, Aesst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26
A Scene worth Considering.

Years ago, the office of the old Gazette
was in Hanover square. near the corner of
Pearl street. 1t was place of resort for
news and conversation, especially in TIE
evening. The evening of February Is,
1915, was cold, and at late hour only
Alderman Sebra and another gentleman
were left with father Lang, the genius of
the place. The office was about being
closed, when pilot rushed in, and stood
for moment so entirely exhausted as to
be unable to speak.
He has great news!" exclaimed Mr..
Lang.
Presently tho pilot, gasping for breath,
whispered intelligibly-"Peace Peace !'
The gentlemen lost their breath as fast
as the pilot gained his. Directly the pilot
was able to say
IAN English sloop is below, with naws
Of treaty of peace!'
They say that Mr.. Lang exclaimed in
greater words than he ever used before
and all hands rushed into Hanover square
exclaiming peace PEACE!
The windows flew up-tor families lived
there thon No sooner were the inmates
sure of the sweet sound of peace, than the
windows began to glow with brilliant illu-
limitations, The cry of ''Peace!" spread
through the city at the top of all voices.
No ono stopped to inquire about ''fres
trade and sailors rights" No one in
quired whether even the national honor
had been preserved. The matters by
which politicians had irritated the nation
into the war, had lost all their Importance.
II was enough that the ruinous war was
over. A few evenings after, there was
general illumination, and although the
snow was foot deep and soaked with rain,
yet the streets were ctowded with men and
women, eager to see and partake of every
thing which had in it the sight or taste of
peace.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26
The Rebels Check-Mated,

1t is stated, with apparent plausibility,
in explanation of the inactivity of the
Government War Fleet in Charleston Har-
Dor, and Of the readiness with which Fort
Sumter was surrendered, that these were
in accordance with the orders from the
War Department., and that the attempt to
provision Fort Sumter was merely STRAIT
egetlcal movement, to concentrate the at
tention of the Confederate States" at
Charleston, and diverting their thoughts
from Fort lickens a much more important
point, which was in tho meantime STRONGLY
reinforced by part of the Government
Fleet, while the Carolinians saw the other
part of the Fleet lowering outside the bar
Of Charleston Hurbor. not dreaming that
TIE Fleet was actually blockading their
lort!
In the meantime, while the minds of the
Febeis were thus all absorbed in the pro-
eeedlnss at Charleston, and the Govern
ment was reinforcing Fort Piokens and
blockading Charleston Harbor, measures
were also taken to strengthen the defence
of the National Capital, the most imnor.
tant point in the whole Union. against The
possibility of seizure by the Rebels,
Thus the Rebels, instead of havino r.i,
ed great victory by taking Fort Sumter
have been utterly check-mated in the vsrv
outset OF the war Chicago Journal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26
REPUBLICAN.
A Gaming Story.

The following story is told by Ger
man paper of a young man who had squan-
dered at the gaming table Of one OF the
German Baths his entire fortune, amount
ing to about eight hundred thousand francs.
He had lost, SUCCESSFULLY, his park, chat
eau, city mansion, and country house. and
there remained to the unfortunate game
ster. out of all his estates only single
spot of ground--a small orange plantation
which he had carefully excepted from
his other stakes. The winner, (for his an
tagonist throughout had been the same
person. was an Englishman, unsoc;al and
phlegmatic in appearance, but whose So
iicitude of the rash youth for the preser-
vation Of dllapidated and seemingly use
less house. containing few boxes OF or
ange trees.
What are you going to do with this he
asked-let US play for 1t,
Never replied the young man. This
oraoery is a souvenir, relic Of my child
hood. Ny mother has passed many hours
there with me. l may die there; may
try to live there-hut | would blow out
nv brains rather than stake on cards sim
gle flower of those trees
1t was just one blossom that was about
to propose as a stake. Since you have
nothing else, I will play with you for that
"a simple orange blossom. VIII you
consent to it?
But what could you wager on your side
against flower, if should consent to play =?
O, a mere trife, of course. I too, wo'd
sacrifice little sentiment. Here is an
autograph, for instance, which I will de-
posit as wager in the hands of third
person
The young man laughed and yielded
Notwithstanding bis flial sentiment, ne
saw no PROCLAMATION in the offering of
flower to chance, the god who had served
him SO i'll. As the game was about to
commence, the Englishman said to the
Young Frenchman-
You swear, on your honor, if you win, to
accept the stake, however ridiculous it
may appear to you?
[ swear because | have confidence in
you, my lord
Cards we're brought, the game COM
msnced, and in few minutes the young
man had gained the mysterious autograph.
He received it with some emotion; but
how greatly was it increased, when he
read a donation, in regular form, of the
eight hundred thousand francs he had
lost /! The blush of shame mounted to his
face. He protested-he refused,-he de-
clared that the bargain was null
have your word of honor, replied the
Englishman, smiling. The agreement was
in earnest. If I had won, should have
claimed the orange blossom! You thought
more of your orange trees, for you would
not stake them, than Of the 500, 900 francs.
The match was equal.
After two hours of debate, court of
honor having examined into and weighed
the affair coolly, decided that the French
man could accept-and he finally did so,
On condition that Lord 2 would re-
main his dearest friend
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26

The office of Marshal of the District
of Columbia, to which Col. Lamon has
been appointed, is said to be worth So
900 per annum.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26


OEDc1oSa tI TENS RE-POINTED. Price so cents
ago st 'ne pen IN letter, with the cash or nnst
$50 "a & The return mail will bring the pen ..
viii bi new. SEND One Dollar and the return mali
tension good Gold Pen, II carets fine in silver ex
return mail LEI Send seventy-fve cents and the
ST. all VIII bring good gold PEN ladies' siza IN
'i''er case with ivory handle, in box Address AZ
NJ 10 ", Il. L. WALRATH
NO. IL Malcolm Block, Syracuse. n
low tutors giving this advertisement fonr inse-
xcellent pen in payment 9 e. man receive an
Farm for Sale.
fih UBSCRIBER offers for sale FARM co;.
- ns VI ~ acres, situated near the Uustis Rar;d
tbe Ia ? inlIes from Watertown. About half 90
'he land is under cultivation, has @1'o"' nail o.
GOOD YOUNG ORCHARD.
1tos. comfortable Frame Dwelling House Ttisw.u
~; having an unfailing well at the uox,sa 80
~ ~ Vne neld. The part not cultivated CONSISTS If
vice h"rr Oak Openings, and is Enclosed.
LEkns.-Part paid down, and balance in animal
Emnaaet q 49, IL. c. CRANDALL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26
Dodge County Court.--In Probate.

Dodge County Court.--In Probate,
In the matter of the proof of the last VIII and Testa
ment OF Michael Moreaty, deceased.
On reading and Hing an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of Michael
Moreaty. late of the town Emmettin the conntv If
Dodse and State OF Wisconsin, deceased and also the
accompanying petition of Thomas CLAYTON Of cid
Town OF Emmett representing among other things that
tne SAD Michael Moreaty, lately died at his reSence
In SAID town Of Emmett that the said Instrument
the last vii and testament of said deceased and that
ne the SAID petitioner aforesaid, the Them
as Ciayton named and appointed by the said last will
executor thereof, and praying that day be annonted
Tor hearing the proofs of said last will and r
ana that upon the proofand allowance of said will
.ers be to him issued thereon 1t is or
deFeo, that the proofs of said instrument be heard
9eore the Judge of this Court Monday the fourth
day of March, A D. 1861 IL in the forenoon
at the Court House in the village of Juneau in said
county And 1t Is further ordered that public notice
thereof De given to the heirs at law said deceased
anu 70 an oenel persons interested, by publishing
copy OF TINS order for three successive weeks nrio
said day OF hearing in the WATERFOWL Renubfican
weekly newspaper, printed and published at Wat,sr
Dated January 81, 1861
LEONARD MERIT, County Judge,
' iIoo'Ofs- (Feb. 8, 35w3)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26
JOB PRINTING

Eserylhins IN the line of Job Printing can be ex
usea WIT neatness and Dispatch and on reascnab
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-26

ShiRT Aoresn-Drab and white at
" PETERSoN'S
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20
Platform adopted by the Union Denlo-
cratic state Convention Of 1861

WHERFAs, The Democratic party has ever been
the party Of fealtv t. free government and irter-
nal devotion TO the rights oi the States Of the
Union, and oi unwaverIuc fidelity ~ the 'lrs, the
Uunstt"jon, the uajoH, and the country ready
| 10 mtutn them by all proper means and at
| every saCrHce;
And whereas, The country ianow defending IL
so,t against war without justification, or decent
excuse; waged upon II by tgeaonab.a c3mlur
lions claiming to represent t,c peopl- Of certain
States claiming t. have sccsdcd from The Union
winch is m1uiitstly war for the invasion a
our Nat,oue! Capital: for tie overthrow uf our
/ NuUioual Government the oppression Of the luvul
! States the subi,ration Of the Union n war to
humble in the d9st our National a2g; 10 wrench
! from the American people thrg Constitutional
rights Of determining for themselves, their own
policy, foreign and domestic, and 10 blot them ont
from ne class OF the great powers OF the world;
ana WlefG"s sNch war 50 aggressive m ITS
| cn'l"c,er' ana 80 dehdiy IN lt% purposes, trees
upon me country an Issue "hieh can DC met out
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both.
>. That in the present overwhelming crisis, he
who wG.li seek, by reyiVing past partisan is~uas
to distract the peo e, o. 10 wrcat from their hOu
est and patriotic devotion some sordid partisan
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20
Notice 90 Contractors.

StThLED PROPOSALS, for The completion Of the
y foundation tu basement st0rs walls. 10 the heirt
The swinging inc # he window arches the Stst-
Capitol as authorized ny an Act the L-ui latura
acudatory NJ p utt l1 provide for the Construction
OF the State capitol in he City OF sacramento an
prayed MuY the 2Jth, 1851 said woi< being the same
heretofore cont acted 10 be performed nv Mc.uel
feunch wilbe received by tie board Of Commission.
ers, at the bovgrcnl's office i1 siI csv from and f-
ter the lth day of JGge, 3Ci until te 2lh day of Ju-
", lso 40 10 o'c ok, a. 81. said toundatsn TO be
constructed lal baseueut 10 be erected in accord
ance with plans and pee chcatous adopted bv said
Commissioners and to bcs-1n tie once OF The Su.
perintendeut on The Capitol Grounds IN the city Of
sacramento during the above me toned period All
bias must be sealed tp and directed to The Board OF
Commission appointed 20 contract Ter the erection
If the Stale Capitol at the oce the Governor, and
the same w! be opened BY said Commissioners in the
Assembly Chamber Of tbs present Capitol huilIiug at
y O'Clock NJ, on Weaue, day, Jliy - b, 1901.
The Cummissicners reserve the right t1 reject ali
bids, or aryon or more bids When IN their opinion
the same are unrsasonably high, or when the bidder
shall fan to give satisactory 6on's Tor the iahful
psrforalct 81 his contract, when in thcir opiuou
the beL interests o Ae state require The rejection of
such bids.
Zach bid must Be Aoco npanied with good and suf-
hcent bond lu tae or slAty tn usaad dollars tha
work 90 bs CONNER ced ameaiately after the s,cnns
OF hr contract -ad to be completed ia eight months
thereafter.
The attention OF All those rasin- N'ds IS called 70
the At provijinR far Vie c,c,truetlnn of The state
Csuifol, approved March . b, lseQ, sai ~ The Aot
G--elI@.ogy .h-.eo! approved n y 20th, 1851.
= ogdor oi ths Board.
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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20
NO. 135.
The New Union Democratic state Cen,
tral Committee,

The following is. . list Of the Democratic
State Central Committee for tie ensuing
year
Los AnGcies--Ezria Down.
Alameda r.. 5. Furley
Amado--A. c. Brown.
butte and Pnmas-N. 2. PUN
Fl Durado-John Hume
Calaycras-W lham Hipbv.
Je1auu ard C1!GsI-- Charles F. Fisher.
Co-t-H Costa and Mnlin--Timothy Mahon.
Fresno and Tulare- William G. Norris.
klamath, Uumb idt and Del Nurte j T Rvar
Aarposl, h,rced md Stalslaus--A Deer,ng
Merducna, Napa and LaAe--Edward McGary
Monterey and Santa Cruz j NJ O'NeiL
Iuolanne and Nou0--L Quirt.
Ney4da-J. K. Byrnc.
Pacer--L. y. Arnold
Sdcumeuto-J W. CofFroth.
San 3ernarduo aud san Diego--P. Z. Hunt
SAu htteo md San Fraucsco--James Byrue.
San Luis Obspo & Santa Barbara-C. r Y Les
san Ju0q in--W ilam II. Lyons
S5ieuo and Yolo-J. G. Da7is.
Sonoma-J. B. Southlrj.
Sutter and fu5l-phiilp Dreseher
S1uta CAra--N. 3. Edwards
Shasta hnd Triuiv-JoAn 2. Knox.
Sier5u-W. j. Forbes.
Siskivou-L. Y Ketchum
Additional from san Fraucjsco--J P Uore. D.
D. Cotton, 4. Haskell J 2 Shaf,r. 2. pouahuo,
p. Lyman.
Fum ) uoa-Chares L. DcLorg.
From Sun.ma-L. y. Lattuer
From Neved t--S. IL Chsse.
From =, Dorado j. J. Green and E. willow.
From = .Iue3tp-A. R-iiurton Frank Der.
yer, " b. Hunt and =. n. Mulfrd
From San joaquin Iieary iuggins.
From St,nisuus Miner Walden.