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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
RECRUITS WANTED.
NOR the 9Th Iowa Regiment undo

m NOR the 9Th Iowa Regiment under
1lA = Col. VIM. Vandever. stationed at St.
U...[ouis Mo-, for which purpose the under
signed has opened Recruiting Office at the
Eagle Exchange Hotel 10 New Oregon Iowa,
where recruits will BE- subsisted till they leave
tor the seat Of war. Pay to commence as soon
as they are sworn into the service. The
ar mas equipments and uniform are now all
ready and with the regiment 1T the place of
rendezvous Able bodied men between the
ages ~ and A5 years are earnestly invited
to como forward and enroll themselves in de-
fence of the Union and the Constitution.
J. w. HUMPHREY,
Recruiting Officer for the 9th Iowa
(nev3t] Regiment.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27

SHARP. "A Frcnchman not living y
hundred miles from Davenport, and
who is up to snuff. gave a ehattel mor.
gage on twenty Of his hogs last spr;nr,
Recently, he sold a lot Of ane huulred
hogs to another person. and the mort
gagged ones amoay the nuabcr. The
mortgagee, hearing Of the sale. pro-
ceeded to replevin, but was brought up
to identify the particular swine whi.h
were covered by his mortgage. He hal
not marked them. and Of course, was
left without remedy,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
2 @ { { T [ r e.
N @ I LOST FOREVER

Not lost forever. though earth we've parted
Not lost forever though meet no more,
They do not wander lone and broken hearted
Who see Heavens radience on the fnrther shore
Not lost forever every gentle token,
That memory wins me from the far away,
Shall fill my SOUL though all the ties broken
With tender grace that never decay.
Not lost forever while around me springing
The violets weep, the roses blush and bloom;
And summer birds, in summer woodlands singing,
Flood with soft music all the tranquil gloom.
There will be meaning In the stars, the flowers,
The grand and solemn voices Of the sea;
Telling of happy dreams, and happy hours,
Of life and sunshine, which it caught from thee.
Not lost forever! thou shalt still be near me,
Through every future, and in every cline;
When cares oppress, or gentle memories cheer me,
Thou shalt be near me- dearest, all the time.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27

4 Catholic BisUop ON DFI.lN-
aurw-r- NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIBERS -
Bishop Tlmon of Buffalo is said to have
addressed q circular letter to his Priests
in relation to the propriety of giving ab-
solution to non-payins newspaper suo-
scriheps. The Bishop says:
I cannot for Il moment think that
Catholic who hopes for eternal life,
would take the paper without payingfor
it.
Bishop Iimon is sensible nlan be-
sides being a good Bishop.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
BASS & CIR ANT.

Storage. Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants-Dealers in Agricultural 1mr'e-
ments and Sce1s-Gere eral Agents for the
sale Of Bickford & Hugman's Grain Drills
Pitts Threskine Machines and Chlds Pat
ent Tanning Mills-All kinds of freight re
ceived and forwarded, Produce stored and
shinned on reasonable terms.
Warehouse fronting Public Square and
Levee, McGrcgor Iowa, Nov. 18th 1860
(666rnj
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
LIT EA AR Y
The Emperor and his Daughter.

lew years since, there was IN inc city
of st. Petersburg, a young girl, so beautiful
and so lovely that the grestest prince of Eu.
rope, had he met her, even in peasant hut
mi 5Lt well have turned his Lack u,on prln-
ccsses to Offer his hand and his crown.
But far from having first seen the light in
a PEASANTS hut, she was born in the shadow
of the rroudest throne 1t was Marie Mic
o,oewna the adorcd daughter OF the Empcr-
or Of Russia
As her father saw Aer blooming like the
May flower, and sought for by all the hears
Of royalty, he cast his eyes upon the faircst,
the richest, aud most powerful oi them, and
with the smile Of father and a king. said to
her:
My child, you arc now Of an age to marry,
and have chosen for you the price who
will make you a Queen, and the man who
will render you happy.'
:The man who will render me happy
hammered The b|ushins princess with Il ST gh,
which was the GA y objection to which her
heart gave utterancc. Speak iather.' sh.
said, as she saw a froWn gathering on the
lrow of the Car. Speak, and your Majest.;
shall be oheyed.'
'0beyed!' = exclaimed the Emperor, trem-
bling for the first tine in bis life-'.s it then
only as an act of obedience that you will re-
caive a husband from my hands =
The young girl was silent. and concealed
tear.
'Isyour faith already pilghted p
The young girl was still silent.
Explain yourself Marie, | command YOU
At this word, which sways sixty millions
ofhuman beings, the princess fell at the feet
Of tie Car.
Yes father, if must tell you, my heart is
no longer my own; it is bestowed on a young
man who krows ii not, and who shall never
know it, if such be your wish. He has seen
me but two or three times at q distance, and
we viii never speak to each other, if your
Majesty forbds it
The Emperor was silent in his turn. IIe
grew pale. Three times he made the circuit
of the saloon. He burst not ask the name Of
the young man.
He who would have braved for caprice,
the monarchs of the world at the head of their
armes--Ie with his omnipetcnce feared this
unknown youth, who disputed with him the
possession Of his dearest treasure.
is it king?' he demanded, at last.
No. father
'Tkc heir Of king, at least?'
NO father
"A Grand Duke?'
mo, father
"A son of reigning family!
No, father
At each step of the descending scale, the
Gar stopped to recover breath.
"A stranger?'
Yes, father
The Emperor fell back in an armed chair,
hid his face in his hands, like Agamemnon
at the sacrifice Of Iphigenia
is he in Russia p he resumed with an ef-
fort
sYes, father
AT St. Petcrsbursh p
Yes, father
And the voice of the young girl grew faint
where shall see him p said the Car,
rising with a threatening aspect
Tomorrow, at the reyiewa'
How shall | recognize HING repeated
the Car, with stamp of his foot.
'By his green plume and his black stecd.'
otis well. Go, my daughter, and pray
God to have mercy On that man.
The princess withdrew in fainting condi.
ton, and the Emperor was soon lost in deep
thought.
A childs caprice; he said at length, am
foolish to hc disturbed at il She shNll for.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
BROOKS HOTEL.
|. R. Case, Proprietor

0sSIAN WINNESlIEIN Co. IOWA.
Is constantly prepared furnish satisfactory accomoda
stions avorng him with their patronage No
cAors will be spared to this house pleasant
ail travelling East West AS good s:aling attached
there is of the Mississippi; charges reasonable
November, o5h, 1SG1. [n11v3tf1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
S. Herrick,

S. Herrick,
Dealer in dry goods. groceries clothing. .leath
or, shoemakcrs findings, hardware. IRON
nails. glass. sash and putty. boots and shoes
salt fish and provisions. VII kinds of pro
duce received in exchange for goods and
Ii raj prices given at his Cash and Borter
Store Now Oregon. Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27


countries, from profitable work to dcsttut;on'
but merely from one kind Of labor to another
All these mcn have at least two trades, one
for the winter and the other for the .uramer.
RUSSIAN ASEcpor7,
After tie cam. agn of italy in the wear of
1899. when Souvaroff returned to St. Peter
burgh, Paul did not display mnci, feeling nf
proprIety in sending koutai>soff to campl;-
ment the iiustrious general upon his SAT- a.
rival. The witty and sharp warrior said t.
him. Excuse, my dear count an old man.
whose memory slackcns. can reco iect no h,
ing ofthe origin Of your illustrious FANNY, O,
perhaps You got yonr title Of count 4or some
grand victory q 4 never was solder,
prince replied the ex-valet. q, thea yon
hive no dsnbt been an emhassaIor? N,
'Alinisterr Neither what iml' rt%!.t
post then did you accury?' 4 had t"e hon.
or to serve his Majesty in the capacity OF
butler We'll this is very honorable. my
dear count In this instant he rang tho bell
for his own butler. and addressed ha in tie
following strain: i say, Troschka: have
told You repeatedly every day that yen m',~s
give up drinking and thicv,nG, and you cont
listen to me. Now, look ut that gentleman
ho has been hutor ike yourself but bei,s
neither drunkarl nor a thief you see him
now great equerry n-wa ting; to his Alnic>-
ty, knight Of all the Russian orders. anI
Count of the Ea,pire. .'-Pi7nce Dolg, rouhy's
Handbook Of tie Principal Families Of Rus
sia.
ST.. PAUL's BAl.-Wc suppose
this is tue bay in thc northern part Of
the Bay of Naples, near where Paui
and his prisoners landed at Pu:oli, When
on their way to Rome.
We lately heard of a very enrions
blunder that an inflcl sea captain made
in regar,! to Pulls voyage. This inii-
del was convcrsing with Il clergyman
and expressing his unbclicf in the bible,
because there was 50 many errors in it.
The clergyman wished kim to mention
one.
We'll; said he. there Is ono state
lGent in the account Of Paui's voyage,
that IS enough to convince me that the
Bible can't be true that ii is d fiu-
tom
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
PEPIN.

5ers &c, &C., in a style not to be surpas sed IN
his, or any other market. Shop 1st door
East ofthe Eagle Exchange, on Miles St.
- Hides taken for work.
New Oregon, Dot ao'h 1861. lnavstf]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27

Wo are told to weigh our thoughts
most men and women would need Il
Very snail pair OF scales.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27

rSa, THE subscriber respectfully informs
@W1 the citizens Of New Oregon that he
ssss- has established himself in the boot
nd shoe husiness again in this place. Shop
aon Main street
Repairing done oa short notice.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
H.C. STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
RUSSIAN yaCk-AT. ALL TRADES.

Ofcourse very large portion Of the popu-
lation-thatis is to say, all who are engaged in
agriculture. as we'll as builders, and gencr-
ally those who labor out o. doors-~aye thrown
out OF work at the approach of winter But
the change is not, as it would be in other
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
BLACKSMITHING.

Would auornce to
the people OF
Howard Ca. that
he is prepared ts
do all work III the
1nan~fac,ure O {
Gents fine and
Stoga Boots, La
dies Shoes. Cal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27

"A SADLER,
"DTtD lrnarncn f. tho nnN ic nnn-a'iv
A hiS friend nrrtiruIarv. that having
purchased the Stand and the STOCK OF
G2OFERiES heretofore kept by MR.
GEORGE Eek. that it is his purpose to keep
.'t all times sunp'y of such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, az the demands Of
Ghe country require. His motto is ready pay
:,rl sm I'll n"oits. nrefrrring the nimblc SIX
pe.ac 70 the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken Ia exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
share Of patronage respectful y solicited.
1vl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
Cards..
CHAs. c. TUCKER.
A,ty. for Claimants, Bounty, Land
and Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY ...D. c.

To disable Soldiers. $eamen AMI Marines
and Widows or other haris ofthose who have
died or been killed in the service. Pensions
prncrrcd for Soldiers. Seamen and Marines Of
tho present war, who are disabled By Toa,o
of wound, received or disc ,se contracted
while in service and Pensions. Ronntv Money
and arrears Of pay obtained for widows or
other heirs Of those who have died or been
Killed while IN service.
q Brntv Land procured for services in
anv or the other wars. In9y35:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-12-27
NEW OREGON PLAIN D GALER

ADv ER r | $ I N 4 Z ..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

On usotion, the allow bills ueFe allpWed.
The bill 81 John MeCune, Of est, ~sS. o. no
iion. laid m the table.
The Tinsnce Committee (thTough their CAair.
man, Alderman Rcynoldy,) rreOmsrsdeA that elsa
be appropriated TO the fiTe IIepart@eas 70 asStSi
I. defaying the exP<Hsrs Of the esIrbsstOo Of the
AideTGan Condes moved that the scn II AIss
be allowed. AldeTmsn KeyaOSds thea mSseA -
AmenA b. allowing 1t00. Anend@ent Was carried.
The Hmcaat Of eeoo was =: appropriated.
Ce@miIt0s On Fire end Water (thrsegh their
Chairman, Alderman RSFo~ sky.l made verbal
report, which was, on m"sion, accepted.
CoWmittee on NaiSsnees tthFvugh AID. Murphy,
ChairmAn,l made . verbal report, and offered 10
Ordinance '' TO dr6ne AhAt aud to declare Ger
tain tA:ags therein nuisaRees." II vas read, aud,
Bond Of Policeman John G. Justiee, with n. u.
Iohns aud Aaron Kahn rs suFetiss. wss read, and,
Bond Of POlieeman John J. Reynolds, With u.
c. MetSlaT and Thee. =. TTaey AZ suSeIies, WaO
read, and, On motion. accepted.
Bond Of Theo. F. Tracy, as CitI Treasurer, With
joseph White and J y. Douglass 81 suEetiss, ~as
prevented, and. on motion, aeeepted.
lSOnd Of Theo. =. Tracy, as one Of the Fuading
CemmissionsFs. vas referred back SOE correction.
On motion Of Alderman Condee, the Beard pro-
eseded To the electiOa Of one SupennseRdent and
three Trustees for tbs PlAeeEville Pebble Sshsol
for the ensuing year.
. On ballOsinS. Rev. c. c. PeiEee vas elected 80
superintendent and l.. 7. Carr, Chas 3. Petit
and :. !. Barre - Trustees, for the ensuing year.
Alderman CO0dee offered the following fesOlu-
tAOA, Whteh WHss 90 @ostoa, sdsPaeds
Ressteeai. That the Bard Of Health lately elect
ed BY this Beard BE- nstihed that the Nayes and
Common Council will art in eoHjun=tiOa with them
tnearrytng out all measures eOaaueive to the hsalsh
Of the city.
BIN Of Anthony Ward. Of aIOO. ses cleaning
stIeetS, was referred 70 cOnmiltee on Finance.
CemmnnieatiOn fro@ John boy, City Se1tsa,
placed on die.
IN - q
call Of the Mayor.
JOHN F.. KUNKLER, Cl.rk C. C.
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On the 18th day Of July. lsel
-9HERLRraaAH.n


10y WRITE If al Order II Sale is,ued ou, NJ
the tisrk's Once II the Hen. In.,r,rt Coor,
~ thc hsssntA Jnd1eial District. N aad Env ~
Dorado County. on = judgment rendered ON ~"
18th de! 81 Nay, \. -. lest, IN favor " IynSn
stsnf"rd and aEainst Water Tan. IT, III. .n1 a
sIA hsDdrvd sd any eight and - 100 a,IIays M
interest theTeOa at the rate oS Iwo PEI cent NJ
month, h'an the 18th day of May. A. u, lGSI.
together 18th the sas oftAiTty eight 80 100 dl.r.
e'Sts Of snit. aud seeruiag eD.ts, I have L-vieA
nP'n, And III eHPose io public sale 1t the L urt
Hoa'e d'"V, in' the eisy Of Fiaeeriiie.
On the 18th day Of Ju'y. A. D. 1851.
~ y" "eIoeh. 4. ~. an the right, title, int.r.,,
ana e'al@ 81 the eAtd Walter Tan, of In and the
u .D"F.d" cN1niy. and State 81 loTnia, 10 Wit
The u"1i' tded oae-Asn 1t = eeFtaia siaime elsim
sItuatsd 81 Eureka BAT. and kt,oWs g Hicks Al
Tat's Clst@ together n 18th the uSdi1 idrd one.
halt 81 the AAehtSeTy. Embellishments and arp ~
tr"Hoees theTranto beIoss9inV az IN any ulae an
r. Ttaihing. W. J. BI'RWEI.I sI,rri6
by q. ". q 'DbI ~aToN, Under sheriff.
Ss~FtGs 0hee. I1aeeFViIle, Juss -, 81. IVA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

STRAIGHT REPCBLIcANs. The "straight
Republicans" Of this State Of the San
Francisco Times school, wat oil DCssO.
Gratis removed rem Office; SNAKE cIsGn
sweep" is the cry for then. bemUcFats
are good enough to fight for the Admln.
iStration, but not to hold position under
it. The New York Times takes differ.
cnt view Of the subject, and denOunccs
prescription. 1t says a single partisan
appointment now "is an insult to one Of
the hOllcst aud lOflicst sentiments ever
evoked" Mr.. Zane, one Of Mr.. I.lncOln's
newly appointed Appraisers in San Fraa-
cisco, says:
"Mv friends we'll know that none bat straight
Republicans could receive place BY my sP-
pOintment."
Such Is the difference between straight
and moderate RepuhIicaniSm. Straight
Republicanism is bigotcd, intolerant, over
bearing, selfish aud mcrcenary, aud Mr.
Zane il specimen brick" Of it Mr..
Zane shows how sincere the Republicans
are in saying 1--WE must forget party in a
crisis like the present"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

SSTATE or CALIFORNIA, Counsy 81 u DovaAo -
In the County COsri In and ssT saIh Canary
w. G. Pr0NETvs.. IIIS CREDITORS
In the WAiieT d tlsei brtitioa Of w. C. PSnmey. an
In, n S'e BY the IIoa. james Jsnson, JudRe 81 The
cesT aEHesad nessre s heFeby given 10 I'd the ery.
dIicVs 81 ssh insoivrnt d,btoV. ~. c. Fsnasry Isos
and APPEAR bcsoFe the Coust Aforesaid ct s- CUsst
Il,e sd day Of July A. n. 1851 at the hour q ten
o'clock. 4. w., Of assd day. t. Ahsv easse any u.
can Why the rsyer Of SAID insO,vsnt debtor shsu,d
a"s - grantee. and IN ssssgb@eHt Of his estsv be
billties, IN pirsuAsce Of the etatute h such case
mate am provIded. And, IL the meantime. It "
eSsTrd that a. jOIrIal pEoeee1ings AgaIna saId In
solvent dehioT Be stayed
- Witness my hand, and the Sal Of sad
l. CosVt hevvtO A@xrA. ct oiiee In the Civ Of
- Piscervillrs Ibis ItGh day ef Jaae. a. D. iSSi.
NN. 4. JANUARY, CLERK.
u. x. sUEAREH, Attorney for Petitioner. ke9sS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
Nr@ aO6ertisements TO.n5n
zE F+s hALn.

IN yIRI Of Eneeu.s issue, .,,,
.11cIerk'a bee hr Hon, lssr, c.I c, out o. The
IIih gudiei IssFi 20 aud FsDd DorsI', T c Of The
on snnEm REM Cd on N Slst DAY ~ NNn'y,
Ti:sS; D. a. e " ."S .,: :i' hand and sG:in;;
scveaay eIgks Gal he aolIsrs v.S In,. nuhre' and
=! the rate Of 3K per cent per month, from ,sreon
~ csy o. Ny ~ y ISL together with the ~, IN
oI hny-three t1Imp dollars costs Of suit .,,J sun
ing costs, have levied upon. and will rTn aeern'
lie s.lr at the Court nOuse door In The ci,. pub
ceTtilr, e'J "I l1a-
On che lStn day Of July, AD,ss
A. u o,e!:et 4; y an Ne Est. tale, s.,-r,..'
ciap. Of Tie est Timothy OSaee. a, Y - !. a ..
SalDon Falls TsSnship. EvunIy 81 n lug IN
State Of California, u VT; -~et ~
That ceFtsin PIres. parcel or trae, Of I,DaL.
~ 0rAcsp UPrer Ranch" sisuaird SSos s"I "a
miles south. WeelWaFdiy from the village Of s",INo
Falls, on the Georgetown and Sacrsr,s.,oo Amon
bounded ~ tollOWs On the east By the a. .oAd,
and faeramrnto road "a the sOuih hv 1h I n.'OSa
0""TH q T nS and Post; on the ws'i by The Xs.c.
and lSnry GoFdens ranel-aald Tract 81 TO- s'.ea
enclosed With brush and rail Grnee-sorrths,' ,s ~
the buildings and improvements shrreuu' WIN
~. ers.n recr' raFrri ~ tract n lana
Iage u Salmon Pals, the Ceofertvn ~ S s W.
mehtO road, bounded FullOws: Commsn 80 sscn'
point on Sweet water Crevk. near r. &. srrTv. ~.
ana running 1Snee auth scrOas the R-rs-,s.ssI
road, following saLl B~rry's hn~. "a ~" s.eAas
Ditch; thence dOwn the katossa ls,rA q, 1921
Owned ~ said Berry. and known ~ the osss rH
lot - tlsence south sIobR the Inx oG al -,
10. oSned oy rhCmss Orr; tv.'ss ea.l~vIv. Nv. ~.
ssLl Orr line TO the Sacramento VaA .'Sas
eTly. along said road 10 the esearV 81 ~ -
ownrd by said Berry; thence easarriy Il CS,,..E;
Harine thence df"wn aaId TavIHS y, E~,s,
Creek thence do~n said rferk to the pise- - ~
EinninE-iOEethrF With the DWELLING hoo., -, ~. ~
h"uses and improvements there n s'os'-
As", that certain lot 81 EFV'and lying and hin. =,
Greenwood ToUn-hip, County and vat sto.-'-, ~
situated In the village Of crntrTVills IN he NJ,
side Of the main street, hOuRti-d a. foll,vs -. ~, ~.
north ~ the lot owned By William Tuehsn. =. ~, ~,
east by Main street. on the south By the Iot oS.'
by Thomas Mrclnchen, aud an the we,a h. 49,.
Hent ihrTeOn. W. BCRWKlI eA..lc
Nv Fam tSVKKH nzo.,..
sherin's Once, PIaerrxiIIc. Jung Id iSSi ="
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
NOTICE TO CRED1roRs.

SSrArE Or CALIFORNIA. Csansy Of b Dor.dA-
~ u The C.uniy CURT IN and foT .atss Corntv
nEN1AMfH 1oI<ER vs. HIs cRHDITOEs
In the mafiev Of th- PeiiiINa ~ B-hlanIn J,nsy.
an InsOlSr',i Ilebt"F Pursuant tss aa opder on Ale
herein. made by The lion, James J"hn.on, Jurv 81
thu C"ar stoVcs 'd h"iLre Il h<V-hy given 10 an the
cretl'"rs Of SAID tnAOiVwnt deaoV eojasnlW Joiner.
to be and appear hr,1e the Court afor~.aId Al the
C"aF' b"ase 81 said County. in the City Of Plsr,t
vIlr On the std dsy u July. 4 D. 1851. Of u AR
nj !" "'c''Hk. A. NJ Of aid day. :" shov rsu.- ~
any they can. Why the prayer ~ sid insoivrht
d~'a"S Sh"Sd Hos be granted ana an assiguu, n, ~
his e'lAae b. made. aud he BE- discharged frsN HE
deess and liabilities IN piFsManee Of tile Statute In
SSeh case mSde and rr6viA-vt. And In tie mean.
'aa'c. 70 +. er'ler~d shst IN jaAictaI ProceedinRv
against SAIL lnsO!Vsnt dxhsoS be s'Ayed.
- Wha-ss NY hand, and thu aeaI II said
Il C.aSt hrVeto a9xsA. II oaee In the CITE a.
= riaceIxille, THE esh { ~ # lpus. A. n lsfA
wv. 4 JNNCART CIeVk
~ u s"GAaEa. Attorney for Petitioner. lre3 AZ
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
CENTRAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RUngMONR.


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado. -.
- IN The DstEiee CeaFt sftle Eleventh JudIclAl Dts
tSick--JOHN u. NOTATION. PiAintla, ". JOHN n
Bird e az, Dsfendank-AetIoa branaAt In the Dis
tSSes Cour osihe Eleventh. Judicial District ana ne
Complaint ale4 In the Ceaaay a. - Dorado, IN the
oce Of the CLERK 81 the saia District COuEt IN end
Toe sah Cf4autY and State
TIVE People o. 3slR STATE o. CALIFORNIA.
10 join 4. BIRD, GnA 1RIS 4. nIRD. hls vile.
greeting: Yes ere hsFsty Fv1airea . appear
In An action brought against zoe ~ the aoove
naaea plaiattg. b the Dissto4 Csse 81 te Hsvsnlh
JOdIeisl DlstFes In sa4 fsF tie Csznsy 81 DeSaee
and 70 ensuer the complaint aled tAerein within tea
(exclusve Ofths day % The service
u served out Of this County bat within THE JnctnI
DlsSi0e, within twenty days. OF served cut q SAID
Dsssiet then within foEy days. - tadUnent ~ g.
fault Will be taken against y0u. Pee.
The said action b brought 70 ehtaln Judgement tnr
e1O0 %, With interes thereon, pEaepal aAo tnleess
dns upou pgeAiseEy nels given b. dstea9ant, Jehn
A. bird, 70 aaA palai& and also eesta Of sglt ana
also 70 obtaln decree toFaeaoszR eaStosB NOR.
$50 made ~ sala deeeaAaaA - essnFe tAe p4RDsas
Of nd note, and ordering the sale Of the aid mort
Gagsd p!snsss see: Ar q zee tAH 2 spear on "a
"a pl.i.sS vsl ~ $780, 80 ss.'sS "a o.
saIs ssas and eesls I'D sssr FsliSi, sSsssiiaG /;
NE prayer efsaIa Complaint
NJ er4se q Hen. SaAea @sAassAs Csaaag Suage
-, witness my hand. and the scar Of savd
I I. .. C0aTt hereto a41eG, 90 O@eeiA tie GIty o.
- Piaeevvills, this he 1se day Of Map, 4. y,
tSSa. VII. 4. 5AN6ARY, CisSR.
- 0GSsN BaUsaEs, Depaty.
HCHs eGnSS, AttoeusSs fes wlalaAl9.
PlAeervlc, May !, 1857. ms-tw
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

A eREAr NAN has fallen! 4 bright
intellect has been extinguished! A high
spirit has passed from earth! Stephen A..
I'Oaglas-chiId Of genius and clOquence! !
the pride Of the Western Democracy,
the ornament Of the United States Senate,
the eloquent debater and fearless states
lnAn, death has beckoned hence. A ma
ton ussOursss for one Of her most gifted
son& cut OF in the prime Of life aud the
maturity Of his intellect Truly may VIC
say Of him,
TAo asekWest FilI, Tive miRhtieat river,
RO1l mineling with his fame forever"