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Il LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME C0uRt.-WiLLlAM ChulD /.
IN VOL ami another against sylvester y SOuthwoth -
pursuance judgment and decree OF tbs court uearny
date August H. 1885, Judgment ottr and decree 81
ths court bearing date August ~ 1907 u Tue suoscber the
rcrever by appointed 40 gave otcs tnAt
shall sell public auction, 10 tav hghesi sll et ~ te-
rsrd Belts o., aucLloncers ON the prcin ~ iS fnon
ser IN the city New York, ON the ISL usJ ~ = en-.
ber 1862 10 O'Clock Ia tho forenoon, al he "fn Eopd
Will property, equitable interests rights sud tatk-n ecstoa
of Inc coma Gaaiiwe SoutAw1ith Whit
uey co aposei 81 above plaintiffs ead aoyv desn. nha
t.fciv dcr rnblseera - IT'S Fulton
s ~, n te civ OF New yosk. Dafe New iork. August
g. iss;c ABRAHAM IL TAPPEN, Recciysr.
i. IA AosAsa PasssAxs. kwAaaes Assxnas.
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wv ANrrp TO RENr-A HOUSE CONTAINING DINING

w rtor, and parlor Ave bedrooms, win
on Cor kltcicn servants beir0om with other
snr conyeuenuos or two OF gronpd Tor girdeu Hnd
puaouses IN country town, two hours Iron
New by railroad or sesnboat must ~ wiihin hah
mile of good girls and hoy4 shoa and kpiscO psi churcbi
rent about $50; posseson waited b. about Novefo
h.r Aduress " r. Smith, Herald Office.
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DECRuIrs WANTED FOR THE sEyENTy-NINrH
IL Hishiaudes-Now IL the join TINS crack rrg-
nsnt; young men, look your iners ant come for
ward NJ We have vacancies for only few reliable
men others treated WITH Come and receve The estrs
boun get ready for the scat OF RioaInond
shall be taken let the Hghanders be the nrst 70
enter rebel capital
Capt JOSEPH LANG, NJ .rccr House, Recruiting
Capt n r. snfLLfNGLAw, tg3 Brondway,i officers
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csECoND REGIMENr--sPTNoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE
- Colonel y. J, CLAAssEN Commanding. Young men Of
New York Wishing themselves With cmack
rany, now wanting but twenty 70 fll TO the
mum standard, requested 70 apply innedacly 10
thc The rccruing oic, ncrthehst OF
h and I'D street., where any nformstyon desired
will bs chceruiy given Buuntes granted by ety county
and sta authorities win be fully and promptly
thc men Joining this company rwosdoars w he paid 10
briuy mustered the Uned states service. The
afer being mustered ~ will receive taer unit MS &C. and
~ :, M 10 the United States Barracks East New York
'' - Captain W. w. BOwLES,
Commanding Company H. Second regiment kpre BrGsds
W. BtN.u.n, Frs, Lieutenant
Jossu q FKuTpSy ySSoynd kk6uteNAnA
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IL toris dstric, regimon' Peter McDcrmo,t, Coon,i
G,o w, Warner, AdJutant. This regiment ~ hiiug up
under the auspices OF the disrc committee. Gov Morgan
warrants recruit company want men true 10y al
mon mpn whose bearla are stcecd against
bcon and burn proud od flag wave every
hamlet In The land Every ndcene, IN pay bounty and
relief ths res ment offers Rally the trumpet CALI
cruina ofce, II Albany street Wanted competent
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T,uGNTX XREOIMENT-COECoRANz zoUAyEs
j. FOURTH REGIMENT, EMPIRE .BRiIADh !
James Colonel; VI. r. Smith, Leu nant Colonel.
Irshmep, all IN and ll mp the ranks OF this srlenfd
being the only real live Irish regiment now organ
zinc Being accepted by his Exceency Governor Morgan,
'"ei' fECRuiTS WANTED FOR COMPANY @.
Conc early Don't wait TO be drafted, VIII not have
any ecnscrpts We want men who viii serve thor cort
Under the appea,ion Of brave volunteers Come AZ once
and receive your boun,y--si7; SH oa signing the roll
Your lanies wl be taken care or COM orabr quarters,
abundant raons aud splendid uniform urnshed nnirs
distely Apply At No. Bcwery, 70 captain hicuAEL
O'RORKE or 10 Lieutenant JOHN MCCARTHY, 81 Cherry
sweat and nj CITY Ha Park opposite he Tines Building,
where all necessary information will be furnished
DEcRUITs WANTED
Etshtyseycnrh regiment New York Volunteers,
- : Colonel SrEPHEk A. DODGE,
under General MuCelans command.
Captain II. Dnbbs&s ready TO enroll every Aoic
bodied that anxious " forward and reinorue
by our Major General George B:
Mcclellan Each recruit viii receive. after he has passed
the into the service $25 and IS ior
enlisting This each will receive befofe ne
leaves the once, also WA receive his $50 bounty irom
tie State within forty eight hours after enlstus Ono
moaths pay IN advance the compsny compet
edi stVO bounty al the OF the
Relief tickets furnished TO families Immediately ray
closhinf sabss.ancc and transportation soon ssen-
would all men that willing 90 al this hour
OF peru, 70 io immediately while they get the bouuy
Apply % JOHN \. D0BBs, captain COMPANY y,
Eighyssyenh regiment New York Volunteers,
No. lib Grand street, Williamsburg, L. ].
~'1 G. T. FRoTuTNaHAM, Firn. Lieutenant Co b,
Elghty-sevenlh regiment New YORK Volunteers.
WAY. ~.
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wArCrrNs. JEW ELRy. Sc.

ATsEyRS PER CENT PEA ANSuM-oN DlAMoNDS,
~ unset, Watches we &C. W RnS Al, hpi or
the a.ns boa 1ht tor Odd u I'D and silver bVagn 9y
ths we'll known ISAAC. No. Chambers street y, MO
business transacted IN Saturdays
rNiAuoNDS. OLD GOLD AND sllsNER WANrEh-
4 LOtfls ANRi Gil, ~ Broadway, andrr NeN iui>
el tncrs pny nj c.s pcs Tor namun -, Old
a ia ami vrt pergons wing to- sri. "
,ceiyr ~ rrt for ten ,hsn A. tct pace;
,atf IN III Money eroth' Hg ran eed W take So U.uer
svous IA vxSusas.. u Aso-d1ag,
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mo 'psAa-1A IEssol y lss ses HUSBANDS aa.
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Fox's OLD RowEry rHEsvsE: 80
Reproduction Of sas ;.nss.cn ,ss.cn q ~. 900 wv
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GsS.s ss% .ss sss. q c%s %s K.
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S. aaA'i; fss. Ds; ss
s'iAa. a Fun nssasa sasspg Y,ssis s1auaS larry oEssS
shandy. Mics Fanny Hering Goodsoui.. i-r. o. X rss
NEW BowERY THEATRE
IN Sole r,Sg5,91a ns1sS a;iss as ss isSs M LSaAsD
a A0'lsS &sofHsk filsta ansSD ssfs "Dl DRAMA i '
' Tho nomanss Sue sneesss4lss 6rans ot .hs
CO.. ,. shA on ICE. n ,ov
SEA q '0Sr rep!sss Win ~ ne sssnsts Of "a " 'oA
EXTENSIVE srhEnPsp sSfE sorNs APPOINTMENTS
''is No Sfs,!iia nxTaSsE Mas''
has beep spared 10 render representation OF this besat
N~ SUPERIOR IN PRODUCTION
to any attempt eyer 1,; Ae; Inn made .a., o..,on n,
JACK snEfrxRp;; ;a,,.o,n
Messr. ni S naasn Ssw Mardsn Geo surts Geo Gnssrd
+ L. Donneiiy, Mrs. " g. Jones, Miss Afford.
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NEW PUBI.IcAuIoSs.

Hrnr. DnmuRESrs MIRROR OF FAsHIoNs-A
l splendid FasAon Ma .aSine.Spierdd Fashion Plates
splendid Engrnvings, splendid Paris Designs, val
aolc infOru sston. uscfni Patterns and splendid Il n
broidery end aid Work in tai numbcr. ready sertem
Single, 20 cents; yearly, 81 wth The privilege OF ~
e ting worth Of patterns ~ premium
Sold eyerywhere post free. Published quarterly
Niue. DEMORESr'S Emporium Of FASH ions, fT3 Broad
way Largest and bes aGd largest circulation OF Fash
tnu MaVal linetn n world
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NJ IxoN'S PALACE OF MUSIC,
" tHRMORHE GARDhN

NIxoS's rAIfgE ;vs o,SNb or sgsTGs; I HsaSss qs&
MONEY! f9SsA sI,, EHESScf ~ 9Fi1E2MlsN i2Ig ,sa
In announcing ,he opening the Fa .on III. EIxeN
bog leave to assure the pubic laa he has coaeepeed s
CONGRESS- or ARTISTS sa .4..z..
be Bis ain produce rapa al the ava sAe
Anoas 70 u hs s oP M "s @s wiz claim hc attention Of
.ho pubic and tho mos. conspcuous the haitues Vi the
oren'Fae Garden VA pasbSTS Il fsa r&ff < mat o
who has rpqn ey Mr. iao1 2 reaecear ONES
'pss y p.i' L Rss sssosssed W sas Z
The memory q hs mnadf 0r 0rd q tps 4 ton1s
s she wins q hs ssnsd s nc .aa ., nee ssass
ihsis 81 ,5as imss,a.sxSn s4asaSof = oace's 1890
NINE. STRAROsOH, ast
4 Tue very popular contrA1ts.
The celebrated sas,o whose voico - Of imns.ss
kint Appearance oi e,, ,,,,,,o
The composer and Prince Of Marstns ne
exalted reputation OF ss Muzlo In the y Of New yot
prodaced Sig Mazic VIII be BY the oschsss
~' ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Thirty rsHSr yiS StsssSIn StasS SHs'oIASs.
Firs. night OF musical CON-
pou,n oAu nS"A~
COMPOSED expressly for s'l,H the GRE aokNE GARDEN
Third week OF the very sneeessful ard AashsDie Psns
THE GOLDEN EGO.
= 1,sn "rnsSs y w,ssygt sS5gA rHrEn Esu.x
and all the available talent Of tie eompany
PROMENADE CONCERT
IN THE CEENoRNE GARDEN.
stb MtSt0
The Piano nsrd s from the celebrated hrm OF Aessra
o"''A'N NEW AND DIFricULT ACTS IN THE
t.. EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL.
by n corps uf GymuastS, AcrobRts and EQnestffins
MLI,E LOUISE TOGI;NAIRE, YOUNG MADT0AM
CONRAD BROS, MONS. BENOiT,
vpAxx wp,rrARr Spd most Of o'sIs MaiTRE pu CIRQUE
Notwithsunqng the multiplicity oi entertainments gis en-
this attainment and VIII c will impar 10 the evenings
entertain G the character OF
GRAND FESTIVAL,
The OF such engaged fay
than that OF other the American cs,unsst
equal rstio which ack euged facss
would IT,, the lessee In establishing scale OF prices
footing with those demanded by others; but with
n view OF cutvatin2 In midst an unaoyed taste tor
musical he has resolved at there shall be
No INCREASE in TIE PRICE OF ADMis ION,
Notwithstanding tho GREAT EXTRA EhPLhSk
Depending upon the good judgment refined taste aod
beray the New York public, who have clearly demon
stfned they only able but wilng "a support
THE MOST ENLIGHTENED AMUSEMENT OF THk A0k
Due notice will be- gwen OF the reappeArancc OF
SRNORITA CUBA8.
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MEDICAL,

MEDICAL.
nR CoBBETr MEMBER OF THE NEW YoBK UNI.
~ versity (MedEai Coiege) aud Coicge OF surgeons
consulted with the most able conndcnoc
Diseases, at his Office ~ Centre street. between
No City Hall place. n. BNo charge unless perfectly
cured. Sundays from II A. NJ. TO I25p p. M
nR WARD. u LAiGHf STREET, MAR CANAL,
IL pays particular attention 70 al complaints OF oo.h
sexes Private Once open from O'Clock In the
morning Till O'Clock
J,R COOPER "a DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE
~ College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of New York. may
he consulted daily his ONCE from In the morning until
gin the svenms. h+ft
INR JOHNSON, IA DUANE STREET, HAS FOR TIE
last thirty years devoted his attention 10 m oce nrAo
tee Cures In all cases or no charge inaue
tNoCToR HUNTER HIMSELF = THE PHYSICIAN
~ WHO established the Hunteran Dspensary, No Div
sion strer New York city IN 1884, can be consulted IRONS
~ Until 10 O'Clock at night, At the old oncc private
entrance Book for nothing.
V,pOFrssoP DFsPARD rAyS PARTICULAR ATTEN.
ton 10 MI tlants of both Private entrance
lol sixta avenue, opposite Eighth street s 4.
Y,RorI ssoR REsTELL, I62 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
n. ecnsulled as usual AGENTS, l25s Liberty street, N.
n In Bruokyn, izb Fulton street
TuE MEN TO coNsULr-pRS. WARD AND POWERS.
i ~ Lsaht street, Canal Encctusl remedies Tor
all diseases OF imprudenee
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(SoRCoRAN's BRIGADE-FoUKyH SENATORIAL
II Res,inent Col fKTEE McDERMOTT Commanding.
Rally, Ir.snmen Rally, iEishmeui Rally te Cer,orans
ablrhoded men. rgeants and two camsters, toton-
pcte the best now forming FOR this REGIMENT Do
drafted. Yon this your last ch ance
the foowig hou ts 81 20 government bcun y,
$50 bouny. s5 city bounty SIS moth py) in
advance which given TO ell who volunteer. Ina
short une Grating wi be resorted and why not come
forward and volteer this the b. st regiment
being Organized? Tle officers have service IN the
best in the army Once No. l5v Canal
street. ,.f. ssts
Capt JAS M y; Fl FITzMAURIcE Z Recruiting oaoer.
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TNXCELSrOR BRIGADE. ~. M
Ia Brgaaier Generai d. L. SICKLES, Commanding
$50 adlitinua bounty b! private subscriptions tnAktn&
So 20 be paid immediately after mustering. Fl
$40 before leaving the state. .a.i.s fttlA4ase
ST5 When mt lstcred out OF service. ,.t .M
Recruiting Office 3Sih Fourth avenue.
.gnt M. First Lieutenant LOWELL, PURDY.
&t Recruiting Oaieer.
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IN NOW rs THE TINE.
large amount paid IN any who brings q
SECOND RECfMFNT SffN0LAS EMPIRE BRIGADE
UtLLHOuSE LIGHT INFANTRY,
Coionel L. j. CLAAsSfsN, Commanding
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY -
For Company Of this hrst class esimen Pay S3 TO &'3
per month from tho day OF enlistment.
United Suites bounty SI0o twenty-five dollars OF which
months pay viii be lven in advance; State bounty
S will b. paid when mustered ih nso $50 cash
hand all other bounes. Comfortable quarters
cloth ne subsistence al Camp Edwards PereIonI East
New Yolk. a#
Promnors from the ranks; officers experienced
lef tickets furuis ed tamil rs.
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Captain Tos H. Goodwin, late Of the FIRST Fire Zouaycs
lieutenant c. H. Swords, Jr, Lieutenant CaEs A. P1lneri
ate OF Daryce's Zouaycs
La ayctte Hail.
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MISSING FRIENDS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY CAN
NJ be heard from appcatl on % the undersianed.
Il. W. BOND, Supt., 80 Nassau street, NY,
Opposile tho Pest olice No. l.
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aeqaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

TN the District Court Of the Sixteenth Judicial Dis
trict of the State OF California, In aud for the
county of Mono,-John NOwlen, Plaintiff, VS.. Elias
Lamb, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court NJ the 10th Ju-
dciul District Of the State Of California in aud for
the county OF Mono and the complaint filed in said
county of Mono, in the Office Of the clerk OF said
District Court.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
ing to ELIAS LAMB. Defendant You are hereby
required tn appear in an action brought against you
by the abnye named Plaintiff IN the District Court Of
the 10th Judicial District ot the state OF California,
In and for the said county Of Mono, and to answer
the plant filed therein "a copy Of which accom-.
panes this summOhs). within ten days Exclusive oil
the dhy Of Servcr) after the service you of this
sumnors-if served within this county or il served
out Of this county but within this Judicial District.
within twenty days If served out Of said District
then within forty days-or iudgmrF by default Hll
be taken against you according TO the prayer OF 81 d
complaint.
The said nc ion is brought to recover Of you the
sum Of 1867 93 lUi, money advanced. laid out aud
expended fur yaur Use ana hviitlt ard At your spe-
cial instance and request, by Plaiuid as inll"ws:-
$3.50 81. leo In one W. Il Siauditr, on August luth
A. lSGl, and one hundred and twenty eight dolls
TO Jno. Page,on the Sh day Of month; together
with interest said ANTS from their respective dates
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum, with costs OF
suit.
And rt,,eare hereby notified that il you fail to aP.
pear aud answer the said complaint as ahnve rrqui'
red, the said Plaintiff will take judgment by default
against you. Tor the amnun; aforesaid, together with
interest and costs aforesaid.
~ Given under my hand and the seal Of the
L. =. District Court of the 10th Judicial District
- Of the State OF California. in and for the
said county of Mono on this 3ith day Of Sept. 4 D
lS6l. Il. Nj WILSON, Clerk.
MouTRIE 4 TANLING, Pins Attys-
Upon reading the PLAINTIFFS affidavit on file here
in, it is ordered thar puhca'inn Of The wi,En sum
mons BE- made in the MovNrtIN DENoCR,r. atwerk'y
newspaper published in the County OF II Dorado
State of Cunrnia. week Tor three months
and that the service hereof be 9'ade by ~u.h publ
cation.
Done in chambers, at Mok. Hin, CalaTeras county
December 18th, 1864.
. JAMES II. HARDY.
dec9l .3m District Judge
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PlacerxIlIs Post once.

THE MAILS FOR Sacramento. San Fran cisco AND
for all parts ~ this State close every day at this
Office al y o'clock. Pm.
The mails Tor Abe Atlantic States. and Eurepes
Close At this ohire every day at ~ o'clock ".
The Mails Tor Oregon and Washington Territory.
close every day ats O'Clock PM
The Mails for Grizzly Plat close at this ofRce
every Wednesday, morning at O'Clock.
The Nails for NewtoWnaclose at Q o'clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
The mails FOR CedarvilIe and Indian DigEinEs
close At Q O'Clock a, NJ, every Monday and Friday
The Mails for Cold Springs ar COlOmA close ey
cry day, Sundays exctptedl atS O'clock.
The Kelsey. Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown Mails
close Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays Al ~
O'Clock p. VI.
The Mails for Carson Valley and sait Lake City,
close every day at l2 o'clock VI.
OFFICE H0URS.-Frnm O'Clock, A. NJ, till 10,
II. and from till 6, P. n, (Sundays exceDteAl
On Sundays-Prom until 10. A. ~. and from,
until T. NJ p. n. W. H. RODGERS p NJ.
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Cost OF Public WORSHIP IN France
The expenses ct public worship have CON
Silerably increased since the restoration
They were 81 ,0000O0C in 1918, $4,000
006G in 1919, $4,000, 000f in 1917, and
for 1862 they are estimated at 1862.
036C All forms of worship are tolerated
in France, but only three are paid by the
Statc-the Roman Catholic, the Protest
ant, and the Jewish, and the latter has
only been 50 since 1881. In the Roman
Catholic Church there are eighty-one
prelatrS of them arch. bishops Of
whom one, that of Paris, receives 50. OOOC
a year, the Others %, 0OOf each and six.
ty-tivc bishops. who are allowed Is, 0O0[.
each. An addition of 100000 is given to
six of the prclatcs, on account of their
being cardinals; and as, in the quality Of
cardinals, they are senators er CticiO,
they receive Il further sum Of 3n,0OUf. a
year. The chapters aud parochial clergy
consist of one hundred and sevcnty-eisht
Wears general, who receive from 2,5U0f
10 4,5DUG six hundred and Sixty-Rine
canon$, receiving from .600l to 2,4UUf {;
three Thousand four hundrcI and thirty
SIX cures. from l,2O0E to ,G0OE aud
irty-thou>and two hundred aud forty
three other priests, who receive from
g00f. to l,200(. according to their age
The total expenses for Roman Catholic
worship amount to 47,004000f The
Protestant clergy consist Of eight hundred
and fourteen ministers, who receive from
BOOT to 3,0OOf. each, aud of two assist
ant ministers, who are paid 70Of. to 750G
The total outlay for Protestant worship is
l,493, 43Gf In the Jewish community
there are ten chief rabbis,, paid from
3,j1ur to 7,0oni. tifty,one communal rab
his, from SOUf to l,j0OE, and sixty two
officiating priests, from 5O0C. to 2,0OOf-
G.t(igHdni.
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SUMMONS.

SiTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Fl Dorado IS.
y In the District Court, Eleventh Judicial Dis
ict.-ANN A. BASTA. Plaintiff, vs.. HENRY A.
rANTA, Decentralization brought in the Dis
Rrict Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District, and
he Complaint filed in the County Of II Dorado, in
me mn19. 81 The C2rN 81 > 4 District Court in aud
or said County and State.
The People Of the State Of California. to HENRY
A BANTA, greeting Youare hereby required To alp
pear in AN action brought against you by the above
Judicial District in and for the County of II Dorado
and to the COMPLAINT filed therein within
days exclusive Of the day of Servicc) after the
vice yOu Of this SummonS-if served within this
County; If served out OF this County. but within this
Judicial District within twenty days: n served
out OF said District, then within forty days-Or udg
mcnt by default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
Eb5iy d,s''Iying. azn@AiDg sSfS s,i;sg aside RE
bonds Of mAtrmOny heretofore existing between you
and plaintiff and awarding to plaintiff the carecuS
tndy, control and management Of Harmon and
Willis A. the children Of yourself and plaintiff and
also, to obtain judgment for costs Of suit. ST
forth in the complaint fled herein on the 22l day
OF October lS6l.
And if you fail to appear and answer the said
CoInIJaint, rs above required. the said Plaintiff will
apply for said relief, according To the prayer Of
said Complaint.
Witness my hand, and the Seal OF said
l.. ;. Court hereto affixed at oflce in the city Of
I - Piaccrville, this the 22d dav Of October, A.
b. lS6l TIlOS. Is. PATTEN, Clerk.
Gy ! W. SHtSILIS, Deputy.
Hume SLnSS, PITS Auys.-t3-3m
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BURNING BmrGES Judging from the
following statement, W hich appeared in
the Washington CORE spoudence of the
New York World. a rabid Republican
organ, = few days ago, the authorities at
Washington were cognizant of the bridge
burning in Tennessee, which it seems
we're executed upon distinct understand
ing that it would aid its plans:
at Is veil kuOwn that parties from East
Tennessee sometime since offered to destroy the
railroad bridges To harrass the rebels but they
were told 70 wait uutit the word was given
them. They have now acted in concert citt
the Government dRd in fartteyance IF itS
pIGns"
When it was reported that Gov. Jack
son, of Missouri, had ordered the burning
of railroad bridges in that State, every
Republican paper in California and their
slavish imitatorS, the neutrals, tcrcely de-
nounced the tiendiSh outrage" as they
termed it, but not one of them has had
the courage to say one word against the
Administration for following Jackson'S
example The bridge burners of Ten
nessee, we are informed by nnimpeacha-
bic Republican authority. "acted in con-
cert with the Government and in further
ance Of its plans" 1t was just and noble
and humane for them to burn bridges,
but outrageous, brutal and tiendiSh forthe
Missourians to do so. Out upon such by
pOcriSy An outrageous act deserves cen
sure it matters not by whom committed.
IL the MiSsourans were guilty of vii
lainous crime" in burning the bridges,
how shall we characterize the Conduct OF
the TennesseeanS f"r doing the very same
thing. and the Administration for sane.
tioning it! One party cannot be criminal
and the other innocent for doing the same
thing.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
MECHANICS LIEN FORECLOSURE

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~ Fl Dorado -
- In the County Court-Chares Mcneil and Elijah
Reed vs. Mathew Bcrland Jacob L. Sargent Roswell
c. Sargent, and James p. Sargent.
All persons holding, or claiming to hold, any Lien
or Liens, under the provisions of an Act entitled
An Act for securing the Liens Of Mechanics and
Others" passed April nineteenth eighteen hundred
and fifty six, and the several Acts amendatory there
Of upon the Dwelling House hereinafter described,
are hereby notified to be and appear in the County
Court of said County, on Monday the FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, A d. 1862, at the hour Of ten o'clock A. VI.
of said day, then and there exhibit proof of their
respective Liens. The Dwelling House above
toned was erected in the year 1861 by Mathew BOr-
land, and Is situated upon what is known as Bor-
lands North Ranch" in the County Of Fl Dorado and
State Of California and stands upon the East side of
the Dad leading from Shingle Springs to Daylor's
Ranch, at point about two miles from said Single
Springs and near sal | BOrland's old ca0in. Said
House Is frame House about thirys feet long by
about seventeen feet WIDE with wings upon each
side-the end Of the main building fronting towards
the road and containing dvOr and three windows,
said house has in front and one in the rear,
with passage way, eight feet wide, between them.
and two rooms each side in the wings Of said
house.
Upon the property above described the said Nc
Neil and Reed claim Mechanics Lien for the sum
Of Five Hundred and Four Dollars, and have this
day filed in said Court their petition ask1g decree
for the sale OF said premises, to satisfy all liens
against the same.
-, Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
IT'S. hereto fixed, at Office in the City Of Placer
49, vile, this 18th day of January 1862.
THOMAS b. PATTEN, Clerk,
BY OGDBN SQUIREs. Deputy.
s.W. sASDERsOS, PlTs Atty. JAMS Nv