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DRoPOsALs FOR CHuCKs, sHINs AM
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WAsHIxofoE. D. O., Dec: Is. 1868 {
SEALRD PROPOSALS, in dtpticdts. win e received
by tie undersigned until the 18th Of December.
1858 Tor the purchsse fall the "cHUcK ,""sHIEs"
dria, Warrington, Convalescent Camp, Chain
Bridge, GiesboEo, Point and such other points 10
Tie may be the contractor to collect the
AFORESAID ,'chucks. J" "shins" and Tongues
hat the contra ,tor shall be held liable for al the
Caueks; Sims and Tongues coming from the beef
and for gil such not collected by the contractor he
shall be charged the same as though 10 had col
improperly, prevented by the Government from
COLLECTING them. Payment for the Chucks, Bhins
eminent funds.
Collection to commence Ave days after signing
of contract.
bond for faithful performance Of contract win
be required. An oath OF allegiance must accompa.
ny each proposal. I--I'
Proposals to be endoIf ed. Proposals for Chucks.
shins and Tongues. "and addressed to the under.
Dc It'd I'd w. 80 8. aSEENE. Cap. o.s.v.
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nROPOsALs Y0R Hay, STRAW. AND GRAl

OFFICE OF FORAGE ANDK RIVER TRANsPelTAfIoN,{
Written Proposals are invited FOR furnishing Hay,
Straw. OATS and Corn for the use Of this Depot to
Government WhArvss in this city.
The ProRossls TO = e the 81 s
offered. sleo the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals win Be received torays tsou.and y eool
straw and upwards, unless it should be for the In
terest Of the government to contract Tor less
s%SSs ". Al 70 be put mp in good sasks, OF about
the cosEOfqes each, which are to be furnished ct
=, A! Grain and Hay and Btf&R-6lS lhAlad
speotor.4 ~ 'A0 00'9'AAAeA' A.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders. a the interests Of
the service may require.
Good security will be re CURED for the faithful
fulhliment OF any contract made under this adver-
Payment to be made ct the com pletIon Of ths
contract. s. g. l., BROWN,
Captain and Assistant Quar- IernoaSter, IL g. A.
Oc18.n -.
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Dh3POsALs FOR GOAL AND WOOD.


MAYORS UFFICE, VITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, Dec IA, 1883
eRAIEp PROPOSALS will be received at this Off 60
up to Saturday the 18th instant, At u NJ, for fur
pishins fe. the Ise Of tho POLICE station- honsss
OF WOOD; the Goal to be GOOD EGG sized, white
ash Anthracits Coal, and ths weed to BE- Pine.
Coal and Wood to be delivered ut the different Sta
items as the same may be reauired
made to this ONCE, or to the Office of the Metro
deI5 RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
nROPOBALs YOR Hay, STRAW, AND GRAIN
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Cheap for cash % National yoap ma ususye
W. XN0
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WALL. sTAPHlNy + co.,
SS0 11UsYLvAHIA AylMUD.
0ker the largest assortment In this city. erbrna
Esyz. ,aeh q gM6Ips. sis Is 81 At Ellis acs
eAoULD1R STRAPS. HATS. GAPS, PIHTOI6
OLOTH1N6. With which We oan furnish o1esr1
complete outats in fey moments.
WALL, eT1PH1N0 co..
eoA-Hh 839 Pennsylvania Ave nuo
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i DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.
Prof. WUNDRAMb TO0THACHK DROPS the
only safe and reliable remedy as yet kuurH. II
teeth OF general health. Imported direct BY the
undersigned, and Tor sale Ehcissale and retail By
julius DIRNBTT, Dentist,
no 10 1n,~ las Prince street. AlsxandriA, Va.
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nM BINE CARVED OCTAVE PIANO FOR
- Sale iof $3.50. One e II Octave for $50 -
Both have been used short time only and
are in best order. We have ALSO just re.ITkIl
eeived large ass0rtm emit of PIANOFOnTES from
the Factories Of steinWsy il Sons Raven g Bacon
and Hsinss Brothers, which offer for sale ct the
lowest factory prices. Purchasing exclusively for
CASH We ale enabled to offer better terms than Any
other house. W. g.. METZEROTT,
deIu CDR OF ilth 1T and Pa ave.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
argaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

SrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Il DoraAo
> SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi.
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the E.v.
enlh Judicial district. and the complain Alxd In the
County of II Dorado. in the once Of the C1rrL ~
.h'd District Court In and for said County ADd
stale.
The People OF the State Of California, To JOS. Z
COSTER, Defendant. Greet nR:
f"n are hereby required TO appear IN an aetIoe
brought against you by Samuel C. IIAuIIn Pisinti9
In the District Court OF the Eleventh Judirial Dt..
t'ci, In and for the County OF u Dorado, and 70
answer the complaint filed therein on the 2Rh a. ~
Augu.i, A. D. lS63 uithih ten dsy f.xrIu,tv. ~.
day al ssrvIceD, afier the serVI-e on you Of thi1
>uinmons-if served within this county: n seyvrA
out OF this county bat within ti.is JudS,aI DisvIct
within iWen'y days or. IL served out Of aad IN.
u,%t. then within forty dayS-or Judgment bv e.
iault vii! lie taken against you.
The SAID action Is brought to obtain judgment
aEdins; You fcT ihe sum Of seven hundred dollara.
the said amount being due one p. D Brown. Tor 0er.
vices aud labor in plouing up certain tract Of land
upon the Ranch known the " KnickerbockeF
Ranch, In II Dorado County, and sowing the aans
" IA oars, aud furnishing the seed for the SANE A
per contract betWerm said Grown and j. T. COsiry:
p' p'irhd1nt'-'hr SAiG AccouLt having been transfer
red TO the ,Aid PTAintid nv the said Brown for a val
uah'e consideration and IL you fail 10 sppear and
ausNrT the sid coIaI.laiDt as sb.ve required the
said Plaintiff viii take Judgment against you for DAd
sum o. t'n and costs, according ~ the prayer Of
SID complaint
Wnn's,, lion. B. =. Myre,. Judge Of said District
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District
Attest my hand. and the seal Of sAh
l. s. Court, in and for said County OF u Dorado,
- hereto affixed, at once 10 the CITY Of Pa.
eeTVil'e, This the 2Uth day OF August, A. D. I5eS
THOMAS B. PATTEN, Clerk.
;. A. HoRSBLowEE, P'G's AIRY. IN
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
HON. c. L. vALLANEIGHAM'S
RECORD on
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

TNnIS WORK contains complete and accurate
copies Of MIR. NALLANDIGHAM's prin -ipal
Speeches, rn the subjects abuNc named. Also,
parts uf nauy other Speeches, with letters, Incl
drnts, VOTES, etc, etc. The work has been care
fully edited and IT Is believed (" present. fairly
AM correctly, the pnlItcal record aud IHsiii"n of
II man WIt,sr views. in relation to the CAUSES of
our National troubles, and the right r. medirs fI
them, a'r attracting an extruui dIuary amount Of
public attention.
The work is Oh good, substantial paper. 2lO
pages, lhrg' 6vn and i, nTnamented with YER!
finely executed steel engraved likeness Of Mr..
Nalland CHAM.
Psl:E-Paprr covers. 20 cents ; Cloth, Sl.O -
delivered 10y Mail nr Express, Iiepaid, IN Tecrlit
uf the price. Whnvsalc-Paprr co,ers, SoUl per
dozen; Cloth. $500 Transportation TO be paid by
the purchaser
The re- all prices are a little more than INST
named. This is neccssar! III consequence "i a
considerable increase III the size of the book also
the addition nf the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed, TO Columbus,
ohio. address sed to j. H. RILEY Co., or 10 Gov.
MkDARY, Office vi "Thc Crisis"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

An ARMY OF ABOLITION OFFICERS. Not
content with imprisoning Democratic ed
tors, suppressing Democratic newspapers,
exiling Democratic candidates, the Ad-
ministration announces it's determination
to dismiss from the army Democratic olli
GERS. They must either renounce their
principles and become apoStates, or he
kicked out ofthe army. Could anything
be more unjust, Infamous, Suicidaly This
probably, is the cause OF Logan's aliiiia.
tion with the Abolition party. lie want.
ed to retain his position and could only
do It by selling his birthright. The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says:
"The Administration has determined to
not retain any officer in the army whose
views on the war question are not in
consOnance with its own"
bow about the solders-the rank and
f1lei Are they to be discharged, too, il
they don't agree with the Administrations?
Are only those to be drafted "whose
views on the war question are in conSo
nance with " the Administration How
long would it take for an army of Aboli
tionists to "c-ush out the rcbellion"?-
No temptation is strong enough to in
duce the cowardly traitors to volunteer.
Gov. Andrew said 1.-THE roads of Massa
chusetts would swarm with volunteers
fastening to the army" if the President
would issue an emancipation proclama-
ton. He issued transcription followed,
and the "roads of Massachusetts, swnrmcd
with" Aboltionists "hastening' to Can
ada. So much for Abolition pluck and
patriotism.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dcrado-
District.
Action brought In the District Court Of the Elev.
en'h Judicial district, and the complaint aied In he
C"uHiy OF II Dorado, IN the ONCE Of the CI-Tk Of
said District Court in and EoF said County and State.
The People of the State Of California, 70 DUNCAN
McLEAN, Defendant Greeting:
You are hereby required 70 appear in an actinn
brought against you by Margaret A. Mclean, Plain.
TN, In the District Court OF the Hl-venth judIeaI
District In and for the County OF n Dnrado, and to
answer The Complaint fled therin On the 9lst daV of
September, A. u. 1868, within ten days IexcluslVe 81
the day OF serVce) amer the service on you Of thiV
Sumnons-if served within this county II SERVED oup
OF this county. but within this Judicial District. vrh-
IN twenty days; or, II served out 4 said District,
then within forty days; or II by publcaIIon three
mouths from the date thereof or Judgment by default
VIII he taken against you
ihe said action is brought to obtain judgment and
decree 7 divorce. di solving the bOnds Of ua,yi-
mony existing between yuu and the said Plaintiff,
NJ a. Mclean, and " ycu fail to app~aY and an.
swer The said complaint rs above required the said
raihnn viii take Judgment against you fSr said de-
cree Judgn costs according TO the prayer Of
said complaint
Witness, lion. D. p. Myres Judge Of said District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
ATTEST my hand, and the seal Of Sad
l. s Court, in aud for said County Of n Dorado,
-. hereto mixed, at office IN the City Of Pa.
cerVlIe' this the 22'l day Of september. A. D. Isee
v THOMAS u. PATTEN, Cirrk.
w. H' N. ehtNHEH' f'u : ATTY. sep26m8
ESTATE OF THOMAS HODGE
DECEASED.
N oI!CE Is hereby given by the un iersjRned. Ad.
~ mini hainr Of the above Estate to the credi.
tors oI' and all persons having claims against said
deceased' 10 exhibit the sHHe. with the necessary
vouchtrs within ten months frOm the FIRST publica
non n' s notice, TO the undersigned at the ONCE Of
saDderson Williams, Main street. PiactrviIle.
SOL. MOORE.
u Administrator.
I1acervc, September 26th. I063-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

RAscALLY.-The trick of putting the
name of one man in the wheel on several
slips, is not beneath the virtue Of Lin.
coins servants. In the draft in the Sixth
district, in this city, says the New York
Argus. several parties complained that
their names were drawn three and onv
even four times. No Republicans name
appeared on moro than one slip. Such i,
the baSeness of Lincolnism
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

READY FOR ALL SACRIFICES. .-Artemas
Ward, the pungent, takes off frothy
class Of patriots, who talk war but prac-
tice peace, in the appended clever svnib ;
~ have alreddy given two cousins to
the war. & stand reddy to SacraiiSS nv
wife's brother ruther'n not see the rebel.
yin krust And if wuss Gums to wu>S,
III shed every drop of blud my able
bod:d relations has got TO 'i'Tos-koot tic
war. think sombody oughtee he pro.
sekooted, and it may as well be the war
IS any body else. When git gonking
fit onto me it's no use TO try ter stop
me-" ....... ....
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

OUTRAGEoUs.--The intense partiSanship
Of the Administration is shown in every
act in which it is possible to introduce
party. In Wisconsin, such districts (be
ing Republican, as have furnished sur
plus of men on their quota are credited
directly with the surplus in New York,
the surplus furnished by Democratic dis.
tricts is divided around among the Repub'
lican districts, by giving credit for tn,
surplus 10 the whole State.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

a TTENTION is called to the following list Of
n American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions Permanent arrangements
having been made hy the United States Govern.
Incni inr the carry ing the mails rom The Attain
tic atcS by steamer three times II month. am
ready 10 receive subscriptions at u much lowe:
rate than formerly. The sane care and attention
will be paid to the forwarding OF all packages, tor
which this establishment has gained such au eHvia.
Lle reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the credlOrtOs.
IN and AL persons having claims against the e.
tate Of SARAH HARVEY, Deceased, to pTese.t she
same to the undersigned at his place Of business 70
Coloma, with the proper voucher, within ten mOnthe
from the rst publication Of this notice. or the sane
win be forever barred. ROBERT BELL,
Sole Executor OF the Estate Of Sarah Harvey, Dsot
cOloma, September I9tb, 1e68.-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

LATE oF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
~ SS-ln The Probate Cnnrt for said Countv.-In
the matter Of the Estate Of SARAH HARVEY, bed.
All persons interested in said Estate Of said De-
ceased, are hereby notified to be and appear before
.Ie Probate Court aforesad In open Court, at the
court room Of said Court in the City Of PacervlIe,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock N Of Monday, the 26th
day oI october, A. o. 1863. to then and there show
cause. any they can, hy an order should not be
granted IN Robert Bell, Executor Of said Estate,
thorizng him TO sell all the Real Estate and also the
personal property belonging to said estate Of said
By order OF the Probate Court
witness my hand and the seal Of said
L.. E Court hereunto affixed at ONCE In City Of
- P'acerVille, this 25h day, Of Sept. A. D. 1868
ID THnMAR RAHTEN Clerk.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
ESTATE OF SAMUEL MANNERY,
DECEASED.

N Office Is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad-
4N ministrator Of the above named Estate, TO the
creditors or and persons having claims against AAA
deceased, tn exhibit the came, with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the nrBt publlea'
tion OF this notice, to the underlined at the once
VI CauuerUon q WTIttHtIio, HHTu rIBceTVH1p
OLIVER IiINKLY. Administrator.
Plaoefville, September 18th, 1855. lin
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
From the Age.
THERE'S DANGER IN DELAY.
A CALL TO FREEMEE.


Up. Freemen! Up, in Freedoms cause
why sleep the Peoples powers,
While riEhts, through struggling ages WOE,
Are heeting with the hours!
Our rightS our brave forefathers forced
From tyrants' greedy sway,
Are fast returning to their grasp
THERE'S danger in delay.
Time was when every humble home
Sheltered Freeman's head;
It'S bare door never shook beneath
A Provost MarShal's tread,
But plenty blest its tenants tolls,
And cheered them day by day;
Now, Powers rude hand is on the latch
There's danger In delay.
Then, innocence maligned could brave
Its foul accueer'a ban.-
For Liberty called Justice in
To right the injured man;
Twelve peers redreSsed the wrongs of one
Now, dungeon forts splay
Their vIetims fettered by one hand
There's danger in delay.
Then, with the sacred power Of thought
The power which God has given
We, man To man, spoke out our thoughts,
Free a. the breath Of Heaven.
Our rulers owned our will was law
To hear wnS to obey,
The People were not I" traitors" then
Theleb danger in delay.
The ballot box was sacred then,
And that 10 sacred still 4;
Woe to the tyrant who shall dare
To thwart the Peoples will.
The rights Of Frcemen once resigned,
Forever pass away,
Then strike for Freedom while you can
There'S danger in delay.
The ConStitution still 10 ours;
The Stars and Stripes still fly;
The good old Union shall be saved,
And with It Liberty.
Tomorrow it may he too late;
Begin the work to-day,
And tTuEt to God 10 guard the right
There's danger in delay.
A gallant host 10 gathering fast;
Vallandig gh am leads the vaE!
Rise ye who will not mate with slaves;
RiSe every free-born man;
Rise ! and declare the Peoples will
They brook no dcRpot's sway.
Our will shall be our Country's Law
There's danger in delay.
And you, who, in Jour pride Of power,
Would work the People wrong,
Remember that your power iS theirs
They bade the work lie strong.
Remember; in their strength you rule
Take warning while you may;
No longer violate ihciI trust--
There's dGnger In delay.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
HOMES HARMONY.


The lark may aing her sweetest cong,
AZ rising from the waving corn,
On soaring wings che skit':s along,
To welcome IN the rising murn.
Her sweetest voice 10 nOught to me,
Compared 70 homes sweet harmony.
Deep IN the Woods, the nightingale
At midnight hour may tnue her lay,
May pour upon the listening vale
Her loveliest stream Of melody;
Lovely her midnight lay may be,
But l0velier hOmF's sweet harmony.
Sweet are the Oo1Rsters Of the Spring,
And Of the Summer's sunny days,
And Autumn's feaIheFrd ~arblcrs sing
In PapturOus strains their sweetest lays;
LoveIy the OonRs Uf bow er and tree,
But loveIieF homes sweet harmony.
But oh what cheers the Winters night,
when eli around 10 dark and gloom,
When feathered songsters take their flight,
Or a. . glNOmy little tOsnbi
Sfis at such hours as these that we
Prize mcst our homes sweet harmony.
Oh ! when dark clouds above ne lower,
And LIES drear winter DER Us comes,
lis then We feel your magic power,
Ye 6OngSteT's OF our henrts and homcs
For SoOn the lowering clouds do fee
From our dear homes sweet harmony.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

A CARD.-Prompted bv an honest desire OF
my heart, wish to lay before the public a case
which deserves a high commentator. not Unly as an
act CT scientific skill, but OF luna nj also About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to my was seized with fit OF epilepsy, which, owing
TO my inability to meet the expenses consequent uD-
on thorough medical treatment and the discour.
agement met with attempting IT, soon became
such (Is was then led to believed as 10 DEFY the skill
81 physician. WAS frequently while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrown down to the ground without the
'lghtest warming, and although insensible TO the ag
on'es, lyet despised the miserles OF my life, and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
asSstance or shelter inc from danger enemies who
sought to prolDng the existence Of my mise eries-
While in this state, and having previous to my afc.
ton tasted the sweets Of life, once more was In.
dnced to attempt seeking aid OF physician, and, by
recommendation, called upon DR.. T.. J. Czapkay 1
told him NV circumstances and my inahui.y e .e-
ward him for his services, regardless Of which, how.
ever lie undertook my case and with the blessing of
God was once more restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which epjov at
present. and yet conscious Of my Indebtedness, /
consider it due to myself and to all afflicted 10 make
the case public, in order that those in need OF medf.
cal advice may and physician in whom every con.
ddence can be placed.
r-csJ MEYER YABLoSsKY.
state Of California, County OF San Francisco ss.-
subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST day Of
august 4. D. 1890. GILBBRr A. GRANT,
H. 81 Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
Thankfulness is the Incentive to
Gratitude.

CEHTIFcATE-The undersigned. desirous OF ac.
quaihtinT those who may b. unfortunate enough to
he similarly afflicted. Where a permanent relief Of
their sueTiDss may be obtained feels II his duty
Thus publ'cl express his most sincere gratitude to
Dr L. J. Czipkay tor the permanent recovery Of his
health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practices nf uncomfortable
passion in youth depressed in bohy ard mill, una.
BILE to perform even the most tTiGing duty impOset
the daily aVncatonS OF life, sought the advice
n many physicians, Who nj rst regarded my disease
Of triling import ance-bu1 alas after u few weeks
AMI in several instances months, ofther treatment,
found to my unutterablr horror that Instead OF re-
lief, the symptoms became more alarming in their
torture; and. being told by one that my disease, he
ing principally confined to the brain, medicine
would he OF little consequence, ] deSpared Of ever
regaining my health, strength and energy ; and as
last resort, and with but faint hope, called upon
Or. CElPkay. Who after examining INV case. pre-
srrbed some medicine which almost instantly reIiey
ed me OF the dull pain and Llizzl In my head
Encouraged by this result resolved to PLACE myself
Immediately under his care. aud 10y strict obedience
IN AL his directions an! ad"i:e, my head became
clear my ideas collected. the constant pain in my
hack and Groins. The weakness Of my limbs the
v0us reaction Of NV whole body the slightest
alarm excitement: the miSanthrnpy and evil
nrehOdings; the self-li>trust and want IL
In others; the ncapuIli,y study and want of res
olutinn; the rigtlu exciting, and at times pleas
urabie dreams Mt night. followed by involuntary dis
cha 'geS have all disappeaTed aud IN fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as II
inspired by new life that He which, hut a short
time ago. cont mlIlIed Ia end by my own hand.
With Il view to gnaId the unfortunate from falling
int" the snares Of incompetent quacks deem it my
duty To offer this tcSmnnv tu the merit and skill Of
DR.. Czankny. and recommend him 10 all who may
stand In need "f medical advice. being assured by
my own experience, that once under his care, rad
ical and permanent cure will he effected.
j.. =. FILLMORE.
State of California, County Of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn TO before Ine this 18th day of
April, A. D. 1886. (Sgned)
JoHx MIDDLETON, IT, ST.
Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
KNICKERBoCKER sEGAR STAND.
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NUTS AND CANDIES.

TNIIE undersigned having purchased the KNIcK.
l. EtfOCkER STAND, (next to the Cary House 4
respectfully informs the puhc that they will always
nnd there the best Of cigars and tobacco, and a
dies. at the very lowest prices.
Ouy98 JAMEe L, WEYMOUTH
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
USE e. GOODWIN g. BROS
New York Patent Pressed
CHEWING TOBACCO!
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

THIS TOBACCO is manufactured expresslv sor
the California market; the peculiar manner in
wnlch II Is put up keeping 1t always moist and eaus.
ing 1t to retain Its favor any length Of time.
Iju1y2oiSom
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLE
QUARTZ MILL PROPERTY

Executors Sale to Close Copartnershp
WILL he offered for sale ut PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on MONDAY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1868,
At l2 O'Clock, Noon,
That valuable properly known MS the UNION
QUARTZ MILL, with tue Union and Costumes Gold
Quartz Vein;
One Steam Engine 41horse power locomotive
boiler with 10 Stamps, $50 lbs each, all in perfect
order;
Onc Steam Engine, 14.horse power locomotive
bnilrr. in comDIrte running order
Two Pumps, and S-iIch bore, G.feet and fleet
stroke, with 2G0 feet wrought iron pipe;
One blacksmith Shop and Tools, and Mining
Tools; od0 cords Of wOnd;
One Dwelling House aud Two Frame Cabins: 0CG
acres Of Land, with the dwelling thereon
The above pronerty is sua ed Q miles from Fl
Dorado. and 6 miles !rom Placcrvtlle.
Thr whole property will be sold In one lot.
TERMS At SALE.
For further information apply TO
DAVID MEEKER. 10 and Il Pine ST.
A. Il BALDWIN, 2l9 Front ST.,
Executors OF the f. tate OF s II Meeker deceased,
Or 10 Z. ELLEN, on the premi,rs
JOHN MIDDLETON SON,
Auclioncers.
San Francisco, August 81, 1S6S.-*td
POSTPONEMENT.- The sale Of the above
property is hereby postponed till ~ O'Clock NJ. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1858.
JOHN MIDDLETON & SON,
Auctioneers.
San Francisco, Sept 18th 1SC3.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

WHO was the fatteSt of the Roman
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