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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

New ORLEANS, January 7, 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
gNENTLEMER-The undeFSfgned- owners
u OF fronting Old evea street, between Benve
and Cont streets respectfully petition honorable body
to sell at public ancton after days notice in the official Jour
nal the contract for paving with blocks Old evee street.
between Cont and Benve Streets for raising the sidewalks
each side and paving tho same with flag stones.
The whole to be performed in conformity with the pec
fcatinns Of the City Surveyor.
Ph,ggio & yiosca, Dr., 90 feet
Fred. Aye, AZ
N. CarrtGre ard Q. q. Collum. 63 :.
CaSRux +. Chauyet, %
James D. Denegre, s. :.
v. st. Aic4rd per +, Aug. Rochereau Co.. % =.
Avendano Bros. A :.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
.n Secretary the Board of Aldermen,
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CONSTARLE7S SALES

CUNSTABLHL5S SALES,
~-"-~>~>~~r>>>~>~>~>~-~>~~1-~~~~
sE'PTD il, U 81 Iso ooUhr oHAs FARE FULLER.
RX VIRTUE of tho writ of Herr fncias, to
~ ne directed by The Hon o. r. Mitchell Second Justice
the Peace the Parish Orleans will proceed to sell AT
public ancio at my warehouse Circus st ef between Pow
dras and Perddo Streets MONDAY 18th ~ of NAV 1851
at u O'Clock NJ - '' Aoot'
Seiz-d in the above suit.
TERMS Cash.
MAJ IL W. II. WATERS Constable
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoUETl TAYLOR, KNAPP 4 CO.. VS.. j.
of New Orleans. PULGIAN-No.l457G.
pY VIRTUE of II writ of fieri facias to
me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause win proceed sell
at pnhn auction the premises hereinafter designated
SATURDAY, 18th day Of May, 1851. At 1t1 o'clock A. M
TaE CONTENTS OF A VARIETY STORE, stu4ted
Magazine street. between Gravier ard Natchea Alley
The First District Of this city, per inventory be
office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER.
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vEsHIEsD DISTRICT POUND.-yYas brought
the Third District Pound Goodchldren street. be-
tween Clouet and Louisa Streets as estray-
One white Sow-shoate. ....-
One white Boar shoate, black head and right black
black spot The back
Which ffno claimed within three days and expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction, said Pound On
WEDNESDAY, May s, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, May 8, 1861, D..l.@"
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered May 3, 1861.
V. DUPLEsslS
CoTnntroIIer
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NouvEIlE- ORLEANS, janvier, 1861.
Aphonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvele Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Le soussigne, proprIetntre
IA tesant tacr Ia Ve evee entries les rues Bienvle
ct CONT rien honorable de re
yende dncan apres dix or davis dams lie journal oiciee,
nm conat peres carees la do Ia Vieia
Levee entire les BienvIe ct CONT pour clever les
banqettes DIES dsux coes de Ia ct les en- pieres
rates Lcuvage fat daccord les specifca
tons du de In Wills.
Piaggto Yiosca, IT., so pieds.
Fred. AYet, AZ
n. t'arEGre et C. C. Collun 6S
q CAEsuS, pa pro- +. Chauvet %
j me. y. nenegre IS
Y. ST, AicaLd, par Eng, Rochereau d Co, . =.
Avendanp Frefes, Is
GHAs. CLAIBORNE,
tes laS6B Secrttaire du Beard des Aldermen.
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oUsTE1EgE CoyE De nlsTRioT} TAYLOR; KNAPP 60 VS..
I'm VERTU d'mn writ dc tc,i fncias a
IA moi adessd par Memorable Quareme Cour de District
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams aire cidetsu 10 pocadeai
SAMEDI Is de mai 1861 lOs hehres 4. NJ les eux ei-
npres dGSignts IL verte pnblGue ct adjudication de-
LIE FONDS DUN MAGASIN DE vAyIBTE situ6 rue
DIES Magasns les Gayer Nachcz Premier
District dc ve sutvant inventac d6pUse
SaiEi dams Paffaire ci-jessus.
CONDITIONS-CDmpta Ru moment de adjudication.
+. T. PARKER
my6 70 10 Sheriff de Ia Parosec d Orleans.
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q ''fAN IT, "AHIE' ~.asaass9
hE DEALER
Ladies', Childre1l's and GentIemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No l63 Julia street, between Csronaele St. Charles
Next to his f5rmer Stand)
Pon+ sanHsh DO tn order ,.E
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II
TERAsTne purchaser assume the payment of four pro.
nisofy notes for dollars SD by
defendant 70 his order and by linn endorsed. daed
day Of Aprl ls59 and payable respectively the
Bank OF Leu sRna three and four years
date with six per cent annum inter St from date until
maturity and eight cent. Interest per after maturity
until paid aud the balance Of the price Of adjudication
the spot.
E. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06
DEgx!EHE Coun DE DISTRICT )LA WILLIE DE La MILE
de Ia Nouyelie-orlsans ORLEANS gs GEORGE

q TFt-
CpNIIT0NS-Laq HGreur e Placement dc dnatra
b'eis ceGun dc In de neutrality-suspicious. pins
snusetts par e degntGur prhtTe odre par endo
sS date fu ~ dag 1859 ct paya1eB respsctivemen la
Banq des Coyens de Ia suisiane, IN, denS tros qua
tie ans dc Ia date, nttrct six Fan
nSqua ttheRnce hut pour aptes echsBnee isqu
partial ptiement Ia balance prix disqualification eoiaoan
au moment de PGdudcaiion. 5'5 in5jssS -
- e. T. PARKERY@
Az mvl3 70 ShArifde Ia Paroisse d. Orldans.
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S lcoNp DISTRICT COURT 2CITy OF NEW ORLEANS va.
Of New Orleans MRS. PA NJ y az RLASeUE
RY VIRTUE OF "a writ of SEIZURE and sale,
- to me directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
ss at public atthe City Hotel Common street between
camp and Magazine streets, Oh MONDAY 10Th day Of
May 1851 at IL O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city, in The square bounded by ursnine
Charities H0su al and Royal and having front Of
1ett on Hospital ST Gel, By 6U feet In depth.
Seized in the suit
TERMS--Cash the spot
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEN1
Secretary's Office, City Hall, April II, 1861.
70 the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMNN-T The undersigned owners
~ of property fronting onJ ckson ST. Charles
and Liberty Streets respectfully That ordinance
resolution be passed. according to law for the sale
for the construction OF brick sidewalks bprdee curbstones
and wooden CUTTERS both sides said jackson Eek
cep where eady made under contrac from St. Charles
Liberty street.
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true copy OF the original petition Gle:
JOHN L. HOLLAND, Secretary
BOARD DIES AssIsTAETE ALDERMEN
Bureau du Secr6taire Hotel de Vile, s few. 1861.
4 Honorable Conseil Commun
dc la Vile de la Nouvee Orl6ans
7 IIS S0USs1GNES proprIetaircs de bfens
- immeubles faan face Ia rue Claiborne de Ia la
Commune NouveRu Canal dsmandent respectuelsement
qu'nne odonnance resolution soft passic scion la o
Peet de vende conrat pn la construction banauees
briques borureS perrcs de tle rgoes bo
la Claiborne rue de Ia Commune an Nouyeau
Canal devant ere continues manere quees son
mantenant de la u Canal a de Commune excepa
Oh les hnanettes ont a etc faes par les propetaes
Nouvele orleans, 20 janver 1851
JoseRh HALF, $50 pieds
Joseph Rayner, go :.
Ponr Michsel Lynch, j. Hale, &c 3.
John nruman, IS LOO peds
James II. Steele, 80
J. J. Patterson 2O7
James Mclaughlin, 65 :. 6 pouces
John Mckay, 80 :,
John Roy, 80 :,
A. Depas 81 :,
George Cronan, 80 :, | nouce
Darrell Neilas, 27 .
A. d. Holmes IL. W. Perry.37 :.
Cop6 de I'origira
fec lawSw JOHN F. HOLLAND Serrktaire
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CECONO DISTRICT OUND-VVas brou sht
to the Second District Pound corner Bienve and Gayez
streets, estray-
abaut l5iz hands high.
One Dray, No. 5l6--old brand.
One set Of Harness.
Which if claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound on
MONDAY, May 6, 1861 at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
New Orleans, April % 1861.
y. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered April 20, 1861.
+. j. FoRsTALI., Deputy Comptroller.
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New ORLEANS, January, 1851.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City Of New Oreans

NOUyELLE ORLEANS, JHnvier, 1861.
APHonorsble Consei CoInmun de la NouveIle OTleans
I ES SOUSSIGNES, Proprietaires In tsnnt
IA face PAvenue Washington prcnt respeCtueusemenI
qune resolution adopeo daccord Ia oi ordonnnnt
la veEe dnn contra Ia construction de banquetes b
curb on- Ct rignes bos DIES deuX c0&s de
PAvenue Washington par de la des Bos Enarts jus
quiz Ia Girod eXcepn les endroits Oh les des banquecs
anraient ete daia constrntes par les proprG alres
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JuDciAlRE va ,JOSEpu STTESpS -
PaFosso de Plaqueinnea. MAUESEI, WHITE NJ ~

nv VEaFTU d,lR writ de fieri f.acfns m
M moi adGss6 pHr Honorable dn enxirma T,ssrt
1ndcaire FHrGisTe de Plsanensnes dams aae ciesss e
Cite dc Ia Commune les du Csfap al des Mar
sins Rehabilitation de Ia prop6 don't suit Ia descrpon
nA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
Correspondence Of the Democrat.
Conn Hill. Nav q. Isl

COIN IIILi., May 81. 1861.
MEssRs. EDIToRs | wish Ia send you further
particulars of the proceedings Of the Abolition
hirclings Of ihi, place, assisted by their gallant
allies Headed by brnkcn down Abolition
preacher, who breaches Abulilnnism from the
pulpit, they worked earnestly and in,lustrinusly
all day long in iravcrsing ravincS aud collecting
together the followers of all factions and isms,
and assembled AT LlFlnwcr's Saloon un We'd
ncsday evening. May 18th, for the purpose Of
organizing motley Club. hrenfy STIR Flag
was brought up here by the worthless during
the alIcrnn0n-" "0ioh"l. f1g-and left in pos
session Of John Black until evening, when It
was Ia be hoistrd by them in honor Of twenty
states If this tninn; the said twenty stars
'irnutiug Union IT twenty States If this
Cninn-cIghtecn free States, with MARYLAND
and Delaware but the Democrats drnnrncng
them rs seersninniSts and traitors, they prn-
IDENTIFY laid their flag away. Pretty lniun
men, are such fellows.
The meeting was duly organized bv clrctng
:. J.. Mann, Chairman, and :. A. Pcnnwell,
HiASa hHlNtl tlilbh
was adopted;
L"~|""i, That we indnrSc President Lincoln
in all his actions, and We further pledge our
selves that VIC will NOT support any man for
Office VIII" will not pledge himself In the sup.
port nf the President in all his constitutional
acts" according to the Presidents own CON-
stru"tun."
They succeeded i'll procuring twenty signers
Ia their Club, incuding Nr,, 0i;,hs, who have
sworn allegiance to the Crown "r Great Britain
and won't become citizens Of this country. Du-
ring tho Siguing uf tie Consultation, q C,rl
W. Wilson was called upon by the cnnS;,ira.
tors Ia come forward and >ign hut lie stated
that he could not lndnrsc their resolution: hc
had too much foreign Lio,d in his veins To atlil.
late with them.
The following persons were chosen officers ii
said Club: Is. +. Ritchry, President; :. A.
Pcnnwcll, Secretary. Eirhry SAYS that ne
grocS are superior IL foreigners. especially bet
ter than the Dutch aud Irish while P,nnw eli
is inclined to believe that negroes are equal /,
Americans; at any rate, he would b. wiln.
Ia sui jcct the question 10 the practical test q
absorption by an,algamatinn to drtcrmin,
which is ihe superior race.
Now, MessrS. Editors. to give Won ANYTHING
like correct account of the movement Of thrS,
ravlng fanatics is impossible The fact is the,
have wavcrcd and wandered from faction {,
mob violence, and from in"b violence TO sedi
ti"n, in favor Of Union Of twenty States
representing it Miila flag Of twenty stars.
MOYAMENSlNG.
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Fox TIE CNION.-A friend writing from
precinct that cast upwards Of fifty votes
for Douglas and scarcely any for Breck-
inridsc, says: II see that certain class
of politicians in Placerville are making n
hobby out Of the Union movement, by
which they hope to ride into Office. They
mistake the people. In this precinct We
arc all for the Union-fOr the Union as it
was last fall, and for the Constitution as
interpreted by the Supreme Court Our
motto is, and we will support no man for
office who does not indorse it-"the Union
rs it was and the Constitution as inter.
preted by the Supreme Court" We take
the broad, rational ground that no man
can DC true American, q true lover Of
the Union, who is unwilling to abide BY
the decisions Of the Supreme Court
Had the free States HcIuiesccd in the de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court, the South
would be without cause Of complaint /
am not justi(ying the South think she
acted rashly and unwiscly, but I blame
the North for giving her plausible excuse
for doing SO. Tell the Union men of
Placerville they must step on our plat
form before they can get our votes. We
have nothing now to do with dead is.
sues"
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7hrYhs, aud chains IN eternal letters the encr.
gies Of the people Of every government in Eu-
rope. II has been justly said, that "assOciatcd
wealth is the dynasty Of modern States" And
it is equally true, that u .NdtiOhdI deh is the
GsJ'f;~m that now grinds to powder the toll.
ing millions WIN annually perish beneath its
pondrrous weights. Every million added To
the National debt. adds new strength to the
defense. and increases the duration Of the power
Of dcsIotism. How carefully should the free
people Of America guard against contracting
National debt.
II is estimated that the expense of the Cot
eminent, for its military establishment alone
is nat less than half million IF dollars per day,
With revenue that will not pay the expense
Of the collection; il must, therefore, ncccSsa-
ry follow that the Government is rapidly CON.
tracing Ntfaw"'dh, which will ultimately
form the buwnrk of d,sp0iiSnI, and crush out
the liberty If the people. Government, AT least,
is but necessary evil and no form 0f govern.
nlcnt, however just or good, CAN ever make
adequate compensation for the lnsS nf liberty
to the people. II is the right. rs il is the duty
Of every lover nf liberty, to watch closely the
action If the Government, and resist to the
death, all attempts, no matter by what means
or under what prctcxt, every net If the Gov.
eminent calculated To destroy tho liberty II the
people. COMMON SENSE.
llERHIrAGE, May 81, 1851.
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PRETTY IIEFTY.-Thc New Hampshire
Patriot, published in the hot.bed Of ultra
AbOlitionism, with manliness and indie
pcndence that contrasts nobly with the
cringing, trembling scrvility Of the things
that professed to be Democrats but a
short time ago, and who are now shout
ing for Union and Rcpublicanism, thus
speaks Of LincOln's war policy:
"War will destroy the Union and the coun.
try; peace will divide and decimate the Re.
publican party; therefore Lincoln decides
upon war! Let all patriotic men think Of this
let them consider what q terrible price is
about To be paid for the preservation Of par
tyLIf an outraged people don't mete out IN
these men o terrible punishment for this great
crime against liberty and humanity, n just God
will do i In His Own good time and may that
time be hastened!"
This was written and published after
the fall Of Fort Sumter; and appears in
the paper that contains an account Of the
surrender Of the Fort We arc proud to
state that the Republicans dcspise, hear.
oily despise and laugh to scorn the pro-
LESSONS Of friendship Of the whining,
criMging, despicablc crew who villified
them in adversity and in prosperity seek
their patronage and friendship. Support
that can DO bought, and that for o tritling
sum, is not worth having.
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Ar \ CALLED MEETING of Fl Dorado
Lodge, No. &C. A. +. and A. NJ, held at
Masonic Hall, PlaccrvilIc, on Wednesday,
May 92d, 1861, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WssREAs, II has pleased the Grand Ruler
al ali events. TO remove, in his wisdom and
mercy, latter . lingering illness from the
midst Of this earthly Lodge, to that sphere
where mOrtality becomes immortality-whcre
time is buried in the Fecesses Of eternity, and
where Fellowship exists in its grandeur and
beauty. from everlasting to everlasting
dearly beloved Brother, WILLIAM Vas FossEx,
therefore, be It u
ResOEred, That BY the death Of Our Brother,
We, as Masonic Fraternity. have lost pure
and upright member, and the community a
gOOd and conscientious business mau-one who
In all transactions Of life, entwined the princi.
Ples Of virtue and morality rs the guide for his
actions.
RSsOlSed, That we deeply sympathisc with
The relatives ri the deceased. and mingle our
HorrOw with their SORROW, for their loss Of one
10 the prime Of life who was 30 well calculated
70 become . bright and shining ornament
amongst Us.
ResOIred, That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished to the relatives Of the deceased, and
also published in the MOUNTAIN DENocRAr,
CtafrsI CIliIOrniaR and Sacramento Union,
end that this Lodge year the usual badge Of
asOaFning Er thirty days.
II. GLAUBER. Secretary.
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rLAcERYII.L.K. May %. lsGl.

PLAcERvILLE, May %, 1851.
MEsshs. EDIrGiis Please inform me, IL you
can, why and by whom Judge I.Oring was re-
movedg ! have often asked the question Of
late, but hive failed to elicit reply. Ny I'M.
precision is that he wus removed for Obcying
the Fugitive Slave Inv.
Yours, INQUIRER.
Certainly, Mr.. " Inquirer" we will in
form you. Judge IOring, distinguished
for his legal ability, was removed on nc
count Of his decision in the case Of the
negro Burns, ordering The return of the
negro to his master, in compliance witha
law of Congress, which he refused to vic
late. lie decided justly, in accordance
with law and his oath, and for deciding
so, Black Republican Legislature re-
moved him. The Legislature that removed
him declared that they believed in the
"higher law" doctrine, aud that it was
the "duty Of the State officers Of Ma>sa.
chuscttS to disregard and treat as a nullity
the Fugitive Slave Law" They went
further, and declared that when the laws
Of Congress conlictpd with those Of Mass
achuScttS, the latter should he enforced
They also claimed that citizen owed nj.
lcgiancc first to his State, and secondly
to the Federal Government.
~SS~S
UNIrED STATES CiIrrs.-Bv reference tn cur
advertising columns, it will he seen that this
magnificent entertainment " i'll arrive in town
IN Friday "f next week. and on that evening
and the one following. give series Of their
classic performances. Judging from the cldb
crate description "f this Star Troupe hy many
II "ur exchanges. We think iIwnuld well rcpa,
In addition 10 the Circus. Mr.. Alex M"ntarg
the living skeleton. will hold hi, lcv,c durn.
the dA, aud evening. The Company O. from
here to Gr"rgctnw uu Sunday evening. and
Col"ma on M"nda! evening, June "a and I'd.
Pn>rroNEUENr.--Si MINERS grand union Eft
concert. thar was advertised to take place nn
Tuesday, MAY 18th. has been pnstp until
Saturday, June Isl. it, order {" give the agents
in distant parts ot the state. time 10 make re-
turns. The drawing will positively take place
On the day above mentioned. Tickets can he
obtained at Harmony Hall for quarter at u
dollar. Al tickets remaining un>old viii lie
disposed Of at public auction, in this city. on
Thu slaN, MIV 1nih
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CORSIcorIA, May 90, 1861.

STRAGLER.

~~~FASOAN -
DespOtism has tried many ways to secure
and pcrpetuatc its unnatural power over the
lives and fortunes If mankind. In the early
ages Of the world, il governed the iGnurant
through fear, by claiming Divine right" to
rule. The spread Of knowledge exploded the
fallacy Of the claim, and it was then necessary
to resort to other means to pcrpetuate its power.
Superior strength, prowess, mailed armor and
strong citadels. were the surroundings Of des-
pOtism in the dark ages" Science and the
mechanic arts demolished this defense; aud il
Was found necessary 10 devise aOme means
that would 80 fetier the material interests Of
the whole people, as to compel them TO defend
the power Of the government. no matter how
despOtic was its rule.
To the many.heAded desPoiism Of England.
10 the credit due for devising q bHlwark so
strong as To be impregnable to the assaults Of
external or internal fDes.
The NATIONAL DEBT Of England, held aud
owned by the citizens or sWljrets, is that bull.
wax Of dcspOtism which now guards the
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
Nrm anGrrtisrmrnts TO:Dau
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Df VIRTUE Of au Order Of Sale is,,.A 49,.
~ the (1eTkS once 81 the Hon. Distrirt CoI
Of the Eleventh Jldicial District in an,i tSOur!
Dorado Conn'y, on Judgment rendered on ,L III
18th day Of May, 4. ID. lS6I IN favor 81 J,,Srh ne
l"uslASr, and against Pacific Quartz MIninv TN W
pany "a cUrpiration), A. Haas, u. NcNbausS n,
u. ~. Mile, f'r the sum Of tWenty-sr,rn Lwni.nI
and thirty Onc 25-lOO dollars, with in,r,., 'ne0
un ut the rate of ~ per cent, per month frnr ~
10Th day 81 May. \. ID. lSGl, together viii ~ ~
sum If fbTty -tMU GO In dollars costs az .ui, 1he
arrTuing Gusts, have levied uIOn and " m ~ s'u
Ia public sar, II the C-urt House dOOr in the ri,v
Of PlacrrNillc,
On the 18th day OF June, A. d. lea,
At 10 o'clock. \. NJ, all the right, ti,l.. mt.
aud rlaim ~ THE said l'arikr Quart, Ni,;, Z"
paHy, 4. Haas, ID. New bauer aud d. o. Mn m
in and to the iolloN ing described pFoprrtv VI
aud being in the cit! of rlacrTNillr, III no,,Jss
county. and State 1T California, To wit: Thai r"
tain Quartz Lode known a. the Pacific n eI-
l.Wle, beginning ut u paint On the pvnth "a. -
lIangtON Greek, near stony J." ut, In said ~ y,
tmniIihg thence in sOuthrrl direction risht H.
drrd Iar,I-, more nT lrss, I" a Iust hirh mari ~
line hrt y cen thr MaTN land Quartz Cu,nnanv, :, M
aud the SaId Pacific Quartz I.Odp nl,r 6hV v .t
II land "n zach side nf said Intlc al,o III ,t
'hat'' cute "hrds' q"arrie', drains aud convent.
cnCcs thereunt" belonging. Also, that rr,,s;.
tNeniy stamp steam Quarts Mill, knoun =. III
ParIhr Mil. situated on the south side oT p.;"
street, together with the lot uIHIn liirh The -.
AHnds, tOntlng on said street about three hun,r.A
feet' and extending back AhOut 0ne hundred go
my feet; with all and singular, the trns,.~.
houses, hlarkrInIIh shop and AppuTt rnancr, A..
the LIT on the Durth side NJ the .ala IaeiRe
With honses and aPpHrtrnanerp tn reun To n /,
the lodging house II the SupcrIntC 1T and isI,
eTS Of r1id mill also, the railroad lcaiinv t.,
said mill. SOutheTly, around the hill, being ,lu'
thirteen hundred feet in length. and the ears \.
longing ThrTrtO; ais', the rtrE'n -ns,r. hSl.,
pumps and huiSiIng apFaratns AIttatett
I"'" together with, all and singular. the t,nr-
mrnts, Embellishments and appu.trnAnrr. thr,s,,
belonging, uT in any Wise npI~ti aiming
W. }. ~ EWELI., sheriff
hi q. W. tohh<"Io>, Under >brr,H
Shcrrff'S ohtcr t'iacCTNill", MAY 81, 1874. m,sy