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The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
PROBATE MOTICR.

STATK OF CALIFORNIA, COunty Of n DOesAo.-
- In the Probate Court, In and for said County.
1I the matter Of the Estate Of j. d. BoiiingswOrth,
Deceased.
All persons interested are hereby sOsIoed 10 b
and appear before the Court Aforesaid, In open
Court, At the court OF salA Court In the City
Of PlAeeTVle, At the hour Of ten e'cleek A. u. Of
Monday, the I'd day Of March, 4. D. is6S, TO then
and there show cause u any they can, Why an order
should not be granted to the Administrator and Ad
midiSirAtrix Of the Esiats u Said aeceaseA, sHsE
sing and empowering them to sell portion Of the
real estate belonging the estate Of said deceased
By order Of Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
I l. =. hereto liked, At olBee In the City Of Pa.
49, eerville, this the 18Th day Of January, A. D.
1883. yHOS. B. PATTEN, Clerk.
janSltd By OGDES SorIAEs, Deputy
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

ASTOUNDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mccullough. in ventiiating the Senatorial
bribery ease. UOdestly informed the eau
Gus that be was but unit 10 the great
Sum Of human life." The gentleman is
too modest by half, and under estimates
his remarkable gifts. A few more such
speeches as no made on tho 9th will
give him State wide reputation, bat OF
what character is another thing.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

REIolcING.-OR the Cd instant the
Presidents proclamation was received and
read ct fremont Theater, Boston. where
there was mass meeting of colOred and
white people. The proclamation was re,
ceivcd with intense enthusiasm, and in
The jOyOusness of the hour, blacks and
whites embraced, kissed and had E "hAp.
py time generally" Distinctions Of color
and education we're Obliterated,. and the
usgro stepped proudly forth as the equal
ofhis white sympathixers.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31


CSTATE or CAIsEoRNIA, County Of n Dorado
- In the County Court 10 and for said COuniy'
= L. Merritt W. His Creditors.
In the matter Of the Petition 81 Z. L. Merritt. 80
IDsOlvent Debtor.
Pursuan. to an order on Ole herein, made BY the
Hen. james johnson, Judge Of the Court Aforesaid,
notice hereby given TO all the Creditors Of said M
solvent debtor, z. L. Merritt, 10 be and appear BE-
fore the Court Aforesaid, at the court house Of aaA
county in the City Of PiAeeTvte, the %ta Gay OF
March, A. D. 1858, at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. y. 81
said day, to show cause, II any they eaE. why the
prayer Of said Insolvent debtor should be grant
ed, and assignment Of his estate be made bad ~
be discharged from his dtbts aud ablliiies in puF-
suanee Of the statute In such made and prOvi.
ded. And, 10 the meantime, Il Il ordered that all
judicial proceedings against said ins0lVeat debaOs
be stayed.
-, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. Court hereto At6Xed, At once In the City OF
~ PlaceTVille, this 18Th day Of January, 4. D.
1883. THOMAS b. PATfEN, Clerk.
A. c. sEAnLs, Att'y Tor Petitioner. ~
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

ANOTHER KIND OF DISTRIBUTION. The
Logan County (Ohio) Gazette says: "In
old Democratic days we had distribu-
lion Of surplus revenue among the States
Abolitionism proposes to distribute mig
sers among the States"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

A SERENE LIRE.-Senator Mccullough,
ina burst Of passionate elOqueUce or some
thing else, stated in caucus that when he
first heard of Watrouss attempt to bride
Smith, % it was the most awful moment
of his life" What serene life the sweet
innocent must have passed.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

BLAxKs-Neatly printed blank deeds, mort
cages, declarations of homestead, powers of
attorney to collect telegraph dividends, mar
rage certificates, etc, always for sale at this
olfce. Orders from distance promptly filled
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

WoEra REcOLLEcTISG.-Let the people
rccolIect that the Administration refused
en- honorable compromise designed to
save the country and arrest the calami.
ties Of civil war. That Horace Greeley,
speaking for the Republican party, ~
clared that 1.-THE Chicago Platform was
worth fny UnionA-" That the Demo
Gratis voted for the Crittenden ComprO-
mise and the Republicans against it.
That the Administration has appointed
VIGOROUSLY dishonest and Incompetent
mon to fll positions, both civil and mill
tary, because of their shrewdness in po'
litical knavery. That Republican Con-
gress, on Republican testimony, convict.
cd Simon Cameron, Of vilIainy, and that
President Lincoln, aware Of this fact, over
his own signature, Endorsed his liability,
efficiency and honesty" and appointed
him Minister to Russia. That public
plunderers are protected and encouraged
10 their rascaliiy by those in power, and
that not single Official, detected in bis
villainy, has been removed from Office.
That the sacred rights Of personal liber.
ty and the enjoyment Of private property
are disregarded. That fOs the first time
in free government have men been
clandestinely taken from their homes and
carried to distant and uRENOwE bastiles
without the privilege Of trial by ajury
Of their countrymen. That the liberty
Of speech and Of the press has been pro-
hibited. and loyal men have been de-
nounced as traitors and immurcd in loath
some dungeons for daring to differ with
the Administration. That the time Of
Congress has been devoted almost exclu.
sivcly in legislating for the negro, and
that bill is now before Congress, and
has received the sanction Of the Republi
can party, authorizing the President to
receive into the military service three
hundred thousand negroes in order to en-
slave the white people of the South.
That the Constitution Of our fathers, the
bond Of Union between the States, has
become as rope Of sand in the hands Of
the Republican party, and has been re-
peatedly violated by the Administration.
Such is brief, imperfect but appalling
record Of Republican misrule. Read and
reflect upon it, you who were born free
and wish to maintain your freedom.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
DE ATHS

At DOOlittls's Ranch (near this ethyl, on tie
3sth inst, Mrs. Margaret, wife Of Henry symons,
Esq, aged - yeArs.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

E0ECT1ON EhOVAAAN
NOTICE is hereby given that IN especial eIessiOn
IN will be held BY the Fire Department o. Ihs City
Of Place rviIle Tuesday the 10th day Of Februa-
~ 1885, for the choke OF Chief Engineer Of said
FIRE DeFaFtment, 70 ell he Vacancy oeeasIoned By
ne resignation Of y. u. haFmsa, EM.
Ths poss will be 0PsAeA 81 s'easek r. y. Of said
day and be kept open until 8 ?. D., al smeh plars
IN saId City a. the Beard Of Delegates Of The Pre
Department nay direct.
D. l. MUNSON,
President Of the Common Council
CITY Of PikeervilIs, January 8lst, 1SSs.-td
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
NEW FALL AND WEE
DRx oOOD@l
WOLF BROS


HAvE now in store the mesa eo@pssAs aasssA-
Il ment Of nsSty InRoFssA
STAPLE AND RAECY DRY coos.
CARPETS. ETC, &c,
- Ever Oaered for sale h RI.kCE9yExA1 -
Every department vii As Amaa a. e Msw aaa
# A 3 HON A BEE G0OB&
Which are determined - self ct very lsv pAesa.
ROR CA9M.
Our assortment Of the following articles eaamas
Be surpassed IN any market:
French MeEinos.
Rich Printed CashzazasR
French Prints;
NerrimAck and other Americas CAl~
icos:
All-wool Plaids and DelAins;
Foulard Delains;
Cotton and Wool DOlains, new style,
TravolinS.Drsss Goods
Black and Colored Ojlks,
ClOAks Broche and Stella Bhawla;
A large assortment Of ShseGinss aaA
Ehirtings;
Carpets and OilcIoths;
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
" Ladies are respectfully Invited to eaR end
examine on goods.
dseH Mar street, PlseeyvtfsS.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTlCe 10 hereby given to the creditors Of and
~ all persons having claims Heainsa the Estate Of
GEORGE HlNrz, deceased, to present the saa1s TO
ten months from the hrsi public alton Of this notice
at Grix1iy Flat VI Dorado cOabty California, os the
payment Of the same will he forever barred by Law
SAML x. GODDARD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Geo. Hln,E decd.
January slst, l-SS.-lm
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

TIE Pony Express continues to bring US the
Union and Bulletin at an early hour each day.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

These steamers are unsurpassed for speed clean.
hReas and safety. and every effort will be made to
insure the comfort OF passengers.
|" No expense has been spared to make the
Nicaragua route not only the quickest bat the safest
and most desirable.
For further information or passage apply 70
I. Z. ROBERTS,
No. 40T Washington street,
Opposite the POsto@ee,
I'd BAn Francisco.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTlCE is hereby given Ia NIL the creditors 81 and
~ ali persons having claims sRAinst the Estate Of
J. b. HOLL NGSHURIH. deceased, to present the
ZANE the undersi Ensd, Siih The necessary vouch
ery the ce- Of lIu Slrss. in the City Of PiA
eervilie within ten months from the nr,; publication
OF this notice, or the payment Of the same viii be
forever barred by law
W. y. HOLLINGewORTH
AdnInistr atoV,
ELIZA n. lIOILI$GSMORTH,
AdmtnisIT atFiX
OF The Estate Of J. D. HcIhpes vsrtb, Dse'd.
January, 8lst, ls6S.-ln
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Nru advertisements 90: Dap.
ELNnTION PROCT.AMATrOW

VKTANTED.-A Woman to do houssReFk
w 10 = family. Inquire ct this once.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

AFFORD TO BE LoYAL.--A correspon-
dent of the Boston Post says the New
York Evening Post is making fifty thou
sand dollars per annum as Navy Agent
The Posts loyalty" is profitable. 1t is
a notorious fact that nearly every Aboli-
ton editor, newspaper and speaker re.
ceives a large sum Of money-the hard
earnings of the people, wrung from them
in the shape of taxes-from the Admin
istration for their services. This accounts
for their indignation when Democrats ex-
pose the extravaganza and corruption Of
their masters. Defeat the Administra-
ton and their wages of infamy are stop.
bed. The Abolition traitors are reaping
a ripe old harvest out Of Uncle Sam, but
it is qualification to know that 10 year
or two, when the Democracy take the
reins Of Government, the miscreants will
be compelled to give up their ill-gotten
wealth. Won't there be wailing and
gnashing Of teeth in the Office of the Sac
ramento Union when the Democratic
party triumphs?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
GEoRGErowS, April %, 1868.

EDIroRs DENocRAT: Copper is still all the
talk here; mot exactly copper, but "indica-
tons" Se5eral new leads have been discOv-
cred, some of them giving cheering indica-
tions.
The Woodside ledge-gold- bearing quartz-
still continues TO pay well, though the work is
not prosecuted with vigUr, on account of the
water, but the company are about erecting ma
chinery to obviate this difficulty, and then
sink an inclined shaft on the lead.
There is quite an excitement here about
quicksilver. Several gentlemen, while pros
pecting about seven miles from this place,
struck large lead Of red rock, which closely
resembles that 10 the New Almeden Mines
think it will prove rich.
The militia company, of which spoke in
my l0st letter, was organized last Saturday
evening. The company IS composed IT sixty
members. The officers are, Aaron Bell, Cap
tsin George Hussey, lst Lieutenant; E. l..
Smith. I'd d.; Chas. ButtFick, brevet Lieu
tenant; Robert Ferguson, Orderly; F. n.
Porter, p. Il. Spencer, E. Burch and S. Nor
ton, SergeGnts.
shall write again next week and give you
all the news. and probably something more
definite with regard to the quiekslyeryIer lead.
COPPERHEAD.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
SPANISH Gasp, April 20, 1858.

EDITORS DEMocRAT: Allow me tn c0ngratu-
late Placerv lille On the election Of Democratic
Mayor A gloriuuS change since last fall, and
God be praised for it. Ii is most cheering to
know that the people are beginning to open
their eyes to the wAy this war has been car
ried on by fanatics 10 please Abolition traitors
Tue people dun't want II prolonged merely to
enrich army contractors and free Southern
slaves.
1t is hard to find man in this vicinity (or
woman either who is not interested 10 copper
mining. One thing is certain, the excitement
will have tendency Ia develope the hidden
wealth Of ous county. SIX months ago the
Cosumnes Grove Copper Mining Company
sank shaft. At the depth of forty feet they
got good prospects, but there being 50 much
surface water, they were forced either to buy
an engine or suspend work until the dry sea
son. majority Of the Stockholders being
poor, they resolved TO do the latter. There are
several shafts on the above lead which promise
to yield rich returns. The next west is the
Tare and Rip; il prospects as well on top as
the Indian Creek lead near Michigan Bar.
The Gordon lead at Deer Creek, near Cotbe-
rims store, at the deptFTof twenty feet, has ore
worth ten per cent. The Badger lead is quite
q noted lead. besides a number of others which
! will notice hereafter. There is q gold and
silver lead here which promises to throw cop
per 10 the shade and the owners have great
confidence 10 taking a large fortune from their
claim.
Some three miles from here, yesterday,
Greaser was arrested, having three horses in
bis possession. lie was taken 10 custody BY
some stock men, and to-day there was quite
crowd gathered to see the thief meet with the
punishment that is due criminals. We have
been imposed upon SO long by these thieves,
that fnrbearSnce has almost ceased to be yir-
tue. Before therS was anything done, Deputy
Sheriff Simmons made his appearance aDdloOk
the thief and horses in charge. II he escapes
the next thief arrested win suffer the conse-
quences. h.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

"WHEN RoGrEs FALL ouT," Erc.-Thad.
deus Stevens declared in his place, Just
heleps the adjournment of Congress, that
the Committee on contracts for supplies
S6F Government had committed more ras.
cAlity than they had discovered! 1t
must be recollected that the Committee
was composed exclusively of Republicans,
friends Of the Administration and favor
ites Of the President and the Cabinet
Prentice says, "the point of this lively
remark lies in its truth. These Abolition
th;sves are exposing each others virtues. "
Whit can be expected Of party so dis
graceful and corrupt?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

KNAvE OR FooL.-The editor orspeaker
who asserts that the Administration is
the Government is either q knave or q
fool; knave because he is endeavoring
to deceive the people by lie; fool if
he believes the lie. The people, the Con-
stitution, Congress, the laws and the Su-
preme Court constitute the Government !;
the President and his Cabinet are but
humble instruments selected to admins
ter the Government. Since the organiza-
ton Of our Government number of Ad-
miniStrations have conducted its affairs
and ceased to exist but the Government
survived in all its strength. A Govern
ment that would expire with an Admin
istration would be hOmbug, an aboF-
ton, laughing-stock. Did the men and
party that opposed Democratic Admins
trations oppose the Government If so,
every Republican in this State is q trail
tor to the Government. The cry Of trai-
tors against men who oppose the Admin
istration,. started and reiterated by vii
lainoos vagabonds, has no longer any ef-
feet with the people. They know it is
only uttered by Abolition traitors, who
desire to degrade the poor white men
and elevate the negro.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

TRUE-The Seneca (Ohio) Advertiser
says, the Republicans are in for giving
the last man and the last dollar for the
prosecution Of the war, but they them.
selves want to be the last man, and to
keep IN their pockets the last dollar. The
editor Of the Advertiser evidently knows
he co~ardly traitors. He also says, the
Abolitionists are going into what is called
white slavery. Any white slave may buy
his'ffee papers of Lincoln, if he can raise
three hundred dollars.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

NAY DAY FEsTIvAL.-Yesterday the
scholars Of the different schools of our
city had joyous celebration in a grove
sesF town. About 9 o'clock A. NJ, they
fbsnSa in procession in front of the Meth
odist church, and preceded by the Placer
villa band and attended By their teachers,
marched TO the play grounds prepared for
them They had merry time and en-
j6yed Il greatly.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

CoEcERTs.-On Monday evening, the
pupils of NJ. Penwell's school. Upper
PlaeerviIle, gave concert, under the di.
rectiOn Of their teacher, Professor Hig-
giDss, and on Wednesday evening the
pupils of The public school of this city
gsse . concert in the Theatre, under the
dFsction Of the same gentleman. On
each evening the little folks drew crowd
ed and delighted houses, and their sing
ing was certainly excelIent-better than
the most sanguine anticipated, and
proved conclusively that Prof Higgings
hAa happy faculty of imparting iustruc.
ton 70 the young. We were gratifled to
notice decided improvement in the sing
Ing of an since the last concert.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
nT,iu anhtrttseiaents Gg.R RsE.


rae medical and suSkiea1 Ast HsS
fDy. L J. cxARkAY, is alrsssE sss -
EissOn which places It, a. Sslls4 lie 1ss
shsus the assaults Of fsgEy "a esea - =! =.
In the schools Of Frases, IL high ps's Ass
oFtrp awarded to praetfss6seFf b tAis SsP@StAsHs
OfMsdisal Science, and they SssaPy ~iaA esasr':
an equally lofty position ip ths profession Als'so
a. An ilissxious Szanpl& aSAining light a@oHg
the philosophical stars Of his aga in Europe aaa
DR.. Csapkay has F6y squHISsd him IL thts eoans'y.
:. . uroUe q which, the PAiiaaslphiA College Of
Medicine eOmulimentsA hin With dipao@a, and
III. honorary Gd ssadas degree. ssIestiaS th's
an Ass asld Of ePssssA0ss alsAHagh qaaAAed As
ry.auats of he UaissFsisy Of PsssAs end late
Chief surxeon Of the Hungarian RsselntiOsaTy
.rmx for mora extended LAHORE, DR.. L. J. CsaPkAy
IA. A~ot Als sssrAs-. s...-..s:..,
1. diseases, 10 which be has become % great snd
.xD.rt that he Is now regarded ss the Leaaer IN
,hi. branch Of HE profsssion throughout the Unl
ted statse. and his portrait and baogEaPhy srs
UubsheA As natter Of interest to their Eeaders In
the most exclusive journals. The DOetorS o@ees
A.. At hi. Medical and Surgical Institute, On sac
v,m.nto street, corner Of LeidsdCrR, nearly 0Ppo
site the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
NJ ,NN 1eh The particular attention OF ear
reader. to~ths svOra certificates sf rsEAsssAae'e
cures, IN another Tcolun&sfasiA saRssr
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
b IR HIS.

In this City, on the sOth ult., to 8. Harris and
wife. son.
In tAIs City, on the e0th ult., to S. Martin and
wife. son.,
At Kelly Fiat, FL Dorado County, on the 90th
ult., to Young Gray and wife, son.
Near ClsTksviIls, on the 18th ult., to John Rob-
ertsOn ana wife, daughter.
On FreucA Creek, q Dorado County, on the 18th
Uk., 70 CoREad Heusoh and wIfe, twin aoas.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

n' Rss@e SOLDIERs.---The whole of New
$a1d is now being searched to get up
bBe regiment Of colored soldiers. Thus
~ Gov, Andrew, OF patriotic Massachu-
sstts, has. succeeded 10 eulisting about
three hundred out Of the fifty thousand
Rfolnised Lincoln.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH.
being the Feast of the "Finding Of the
Holy Cross" on which our Saviour was
@uci6ed, will be day of particular de.
votibn in the Catholic Church. The yes.
psFs will be chanted in St. Patrick's at the
usual honr, u o'clock, p.M.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

saAax CHts, GWMsAsa WS~nas' SAA
all other kinds Of Wounds. also Sores, UlesFs and
scuvy, heal safely and quickly Endsr the soo'n'ns
influence Of HoLLowAYs OINTMENT i"
heals to the bone, so that the wound never opens
again. Soldiers supply yourselves. Only % oent'
per pot.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

"SoC6. "A joke is going the rounds of
our Democratic friends They say none
bpt nenocrats will be drafted that the
wh6A Republican party are exempt from
hSft@sOvs, under the provision that all
persons physically or mentally disa.
BsdmSas ere exempted.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
AARON KAHN

AARON KAHN
EIs JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
H FINEST STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Clothing
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS, CAPS, ETC, ETC.
Evsr brought 10 this market. which he OseFs as ez
csedingiy Low prices.
Fine Black Frock Goats;
Cashmere Busineas Coats;
Blue Flannel suits;
Black DoS%kin Pants:
Silk, Velvet and IAxseilles Vests |;
B0nkert's Boots and Shoes;
Spring Style 6ilk and Cass. Hats;
Davis and Jon0s' 6hiFts;
And eeaerHl assortment Of 49,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
Trunks. valises, Carpet Bags, ETC., etc.
COLTS PIST LIS,
OF all lsizes, constantly on hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

W. Il. BRADSHAW & Co., have our
tAaaks for late numbers of Atlantic pa
psss and pictOrials.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
miscellaneous ao6ertising.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
EENHE undersigned will sell At public Aucii0n, on
l. Monday, June 1st, 1868,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises In Diamond
Springs. the ElREPROOF BRICK BUILDING and
Lot, nov occupied BY Wells Far b Co. as an once
the property OF the Estate Of T. X. Ludwig, decd,
and the undersigned. The hailding Yields good
rent and Is snhstAntial stsuesasa.
TERAs-One-hAh cash, and balance on nine
months credit secured BY mortgage the property.
GEO. u. CARTER,
earviviog Partner.
Diamond Springs, AprH ed, 1eea-A
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02
MECHANICs LIEN FoRBCLosURE

MECHANICS LIEN FORECLOSURE
CTATE oF CALIFORNIA, CeuDty ~ u Dorado
y In the District COart, llIh JndiCiAi DsssFIet.-
James Sanborn, Pre-, vs. y. b. CTsgiB, Defr.
All persons holding or claiming any lien or liens
for the construction, rePar, furAisAiAg In wASle
or in part OF the fooUng described properly, SITE
Ated in The County and STATE Aforesaid on the OgTby
Road Grade abOat twenty i've mikes easseTay from
The Gig of PaeeTvlIe the sAme b%i0g the ar Aoase
esstesiy from the Mountain View House. and known
ae the South Pork House" and the arn thereto at
tachrd. are hereby DctiAed that saId PiApng has
brought suit against the said Defendant, 10 the Dis
trict Ceur az the llth Judicial District IN and for
u Dorado coUnay. 70 recover the susI Of sSeT @
aud interest EO@ the 20Ih day Of November A. D.
ls62, and TO foFeclose mecha Oir's liens upon saId
property and decree ordering the saie Of the ssid
property, and the spplicatoa of the proceeds TO the
payment of the came and for costs Of suit All per-
snns interested In the enforcement or said Iens or
daiH1isg any benefit taeEeet sFe hereby nOtfied TO
present their dAiuss Etthin ten days from the con-
plete publication hereof and 10 case Of failure 20 10
do4et within pDeh further time may be allowed By
the Court OF Judge the party failing shall iOrfeit
his lien.
-I witness my hand and the seal Of said
1 & Court heTeants a6xed. ~ Once In EAe CITY
- oi PiscerTille. this Ssth day Of April A. D.
1853 THOMAS B. PATTRN Clerk
Meredith Blanchard, Pid 3 ATTY. mAIml
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

81. JAMES CHURCH, GEoRcErowN.-
RsN ]. Lsrgan will officiate in ST. James
On usxt Sunday. Mass at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

We are under obligations to Wells,
9sRgO 4 Co., and R. s. Hernandez, for
San FFancisco and Sacramento dailies.