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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
Millinery Goods,
zoRmGEEB,
T0 TIE PUBLIC.

ttatRI, Tow ,s,ti, tfpw'orl CO.. lunr a., ".
NS Inirnu-a-ut..t tcvltug tta ,uIy nWe to t.s
nNltttt. Nr,s I'ksn wtth uihvus t.rhtN Neu,tHi boo
ISIS, vntth ives Nnt, -rt.r'. rF.o.tci to fnr ~
~, alopl llltt d,yttrs, fu ruNhvr m Nur'tH,,
tlc,. tJua and busies. fu tns Siatc nt uNe. l..N.
c,i iSHrwryts tu tlr,rI.HN, lrtttus 40 buttut
soppritv Ensles, linton ytilra on sp c'l ", -
Whos.,It hada typr Nvtm, No gave me 10 etuns
uf caiuurl ,uI trtpvuurv, u lu5.cuvd r, Ice
aud ',Is nigh ktliNrue. uthuu tn ku,Ntas said
r't fhr liNvttompiaiau gavrmc hgsv dotrs ct
, lipasi SD itie,us lfrV wers all Tie time
snn,v of the J.rtp's pth ,,tme uftt,, io gatu mr
hv i',VuIe 1t',f, said would ue,ct gaiu r, hssHh
1fd rtf we'll.
When sIimrjicai ail ufih- ole school f,rultv hld
cNatu,ted Jhciy ,ttl npd ~ topc was gone apd Ute
i'ptitrjo., IVES urcsail,J ou 10 20 pnd 'mploy lt
\ UGNuNNl, phlsop7ih,, plvstctiupt Memct.,
81 nUra co.,, 1hio. vbu, vuh lis mhstrtly sktl aud
s.n1,tVc tgmviit ,tv.'orsl re 10 health tn shout
week, whrn vnlkrd uomv, i- mile, iu one du,,
and soon sotvbr io go tD work, aud W1, gulte ell
uuh the ",urptict ofhc dive rfrrrtt oitte cn'nmcl
Nththatrycrp'irl, th,,- rr.o,rl tooi tuaitb ever
.tuae, mil h1yr huoUa W. \. Hrn'a'u io cutr num.
cupus rH.rs. VhcIrtHrif phystcil1s h1l Hhln iourt
boon Vul HN hone hs gnns. would tdyise the allie %
forHi on u. \. Nr1htw ai once ,ud not DELAY an,
ibugtt. llc yrh break fever, ,ur ldy u'te Or tluou
Ice Hseasr, iu less tims than .u! physician ever
knew,
HOMER JOHNSON.
JpsEru WARMER, Witness.
". \. Hcuh1us u,yaiytos lof ale by nubeis
\ TO-, IiNu.
tuhlt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!

A pure article made from tho
root and French Brandy. An ex-
cellent article in Diarrhma, Dys.
cntary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
DUBoIs & Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
BBIMsTRnsTs
Inimitabla Eair Restorative.
~ IL NOT 4 pHI-:

ruf res,tes st,, tsifi0 stIrn.l coSt, t, ,ep'.
tus the ,auiistv tules Vid. usutd 81 tehsnvet,m.
r"irrd tN aerst dtt'F'e, Nl W,tartuicrus les
ne cvn posod I hnstcuus'tr, tcsin,pre VI, Vtahts
snd hcuutt ct thr inis, md pfotd msoi,rs AZ,
3ft''iUg li'In s'ur'' ln'miihlle to'criug mo- ohiy
ttst,fv' lfr tc us uu.ut,l ,o,rly 90 taty prrurs.
bot gives urh7lra
tNuEiAN1 nrAuTY,
Itcrttts is rtowih. pfe,r ,ru,s rs fpiirF Cd, stsiN
,ulr. tiut nm, iro tupHit health aHd p'rutuiife.s
20 ilc heed. II has stood the tsl or tiue, ,ltur uq
utif .n7l lait tailoring, aud is ,pnInHti iuyfoastu.
IN iavct. t,rd T., toib cen lon er srd iadie. A. .
fbfh ull fssrrvbhir dealer, rrcan be pruruIod hv
thTm ul The ,ot'mcriai SCENT y Z. raire,. st9
b'o"u"tN' Ne" loik. Two sitc', 90 cent, sud .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20


ruUvtstnNS, StHr y ih o.. -
Flout & phl lAtta 80 orN % " sr
bread luat ... lu ll'"'u ''Hp" ~ ~
Cracker = 10 ealn common "
hftr 10 N''Fs
Liusctdrt eoi.. Ito
srusfss tish ' ..... / .uu
ntaUn 3 0. e.. . i9C'3 suefm " ...... I. ~
tpIre So. ...s. - tard " " -..- I. tu
.p-. O. g.. lnHUi Inr 4" B.. GU
, rushet's iUaOU cod uil"' 81
s Fluid, 80 81
VSrptes'
tcmmnu g lal 500 60 Iuli-opr,t .le
N'ra " wv ~lstehs ~ ..- -is!
syrup e" .1i's bU.75 ,nIphrr go. &c.. .i9i
CorfFg Salututus '''' tC,tlr
Rio 10 3ttiN ~" 3
-" . . -. Gtm rausrts &c. . ~
ESSENCE 6 paper -.' 10 49,, -, ~
1rN, 40 Niucrarrr gal ... go
f"nnr l's"n ~ ~ White icedpt Neg q" ~
lmrrttai 80 y. salt nrbaucl ... g"i
hi'ck - ~" salt " sack 20
srirrs. nsu.
Pepper q 10 co.. ~ D., mn White, fOO
Gtuuud do paper q dn firhetel,. ut
spIrrs Do Trout, KS
tluucru, ' Z" - Niackrrri, Not, y
ttuuanon "". ., co s. ~ .Iial. ilor ph
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Brutal and COwardIy.-We
have been informed that a beastly outrage
was committed by a lot of Butternuts on
a poor crippled soldier, who lately re.
turned from the battlefield. He hap
pened to stop into saloon in the south
crn part Of the town, and while there a
discussion sprung up in regard to the sta
bility Of the Government, when he, as
every good aud loyal 81 should do, de-
Tended the governmetFVin its present
trouble. His conversation not being rel
ished by the Butternuts present, they fell
upon this one.armed soldier, and beat
him in an unmerciful and cowardly man
ner. These Buttcrnuts arc brave and
gallant heroes, and great sticklers for the
"Union as it was, and the constitution as
it is" We hope an effort will be made
to arrest tho towards, and give them their
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
LYrM's KATHAiRoN.

Thhslsb rnfnl sricls ~ nrstervius va heaetitt
tng tht homtn haE asuut ptt W. hs kis asst tnt
'pfnpf.-.ur, sni w. uitlr wtHths sAne e. ~ q
spd atrutioR whIt hts' created ~ innrpse I'd ~
trfitntrj sahs a' over one million Nuiucs atuutlN g.
Il IA sitit sold VI grrusi ia lsfFeheii Two nil
SON h,if f'cs can ratt, hr sold n NrHr Wien % D.
tr,iu tniNnthtt theksihtueN is ~ ont, tie not
cigM Oh hair tf,sstua tn ihv Nut.hut that Wslskr.
srs me stsd of .rnt aut darffun. litvs tlu bait
p,rI. .tieh anil iu,ufiuut rfuwtp sni prv,eats ~
VHIH ltutu. 81 H,. lItstHtc ruusittraIious vuff H
knvwtur. Tue tathtifuu hHs ttcn iett"i for o,st
twelve s"tft, HHd BE- Warranted 4s d-tcuhvj, Az
,ty wtc v,''css hrauuiui he1d ~ haif viii u'r tls
Ntt1bit"u l,sHurh petmmej, chvup sad vslt
fhe. titsot o, Ruf,. .e,tsbio joaicts throug Lou G
.Ic Wtrd.
n. s BARNES 4 CO. New Yoin
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
\ uurF, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE.


rcou,c,ci weekly by .A.BuSEtEKS bRu
Wbolc,sle apd R-tNl dralsu in Groccu-. nujp pro.
tiu,e 5T an uEini,, slrvhln'. niurA riNrOl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
A AdrministretionJ Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
istrator OF the estate OF lie ander stem
OF Seneca eouniy,O.
sissy A. NJ. sTEN.
Office in the Law aad conveyaneins ofiee Of D. X
Tim, tsb,dih, ie53 WV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

T110. g. fHoM FoGuay %. 853
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

Poor GREELEY AND THE CoMING EYEorIoN.-
Horc. Greeley seems very much worried
about the approaching election. He gives New
York State up as gone case, and flies of to
Iowa and Ohio for comfort. We are perfectly
content to abide the issue Of the election in
this State. The niggerhcads aud copperheads
were both crushed out in the State conven-
tions, and If the people do not complete the
operation at the polls, then VIC know nothing
of public sentiment.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
interesting from saa Era scoDeo.
SAu En- ucys0o Snnt n ~

Ban FRANcisO0, BopE II. H..
Tho steamship Orizaba sailed for Panama'to day wSlh
$3.50 900 for England, and t26S eoecs New
York
Work the San Francisco harbor dsfcoces wss ose-
menced yesterday by large number OF laborers proms
ing the speedy completion Of very formidable fcrtAss
t0ns.
Nearly complete returns make the majority FOR ~
Union state ticket little bclow twenty thousand
Thirty three democrats elected 70 tho STATE Seuaoo
and sixty five Uuionists Five domocrasic Asss0bymss
are elocted.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
News from Fortress bIenroe.'

NeWs from FOEeross hK0nrOc.'
FoRrKsxy MoSRos, Sept II atsoe.
Major General Foster and sta arrived here ls sspisG
from Newbern, c. on the steamer Convoy, OGptais
Boehner.
The Convoy from Morris Isaand but bvsgs aeaS-
ditiona news. nn
The steamship g. r. Spaulding also arrived fron Morris
Island with later dates than have been pubiisAsA.
The steamer Now York, Captain Chisholm. Ion u foas
O'Clock this morning for City Point, In chassof Eag -
Truce Officer Major milford.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

whom we can treat upon better terms, and
whose surrender will carry the whole S0lth
with II when II comes
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

SUMNER AND SEYMOUR IN THn NEw \ oRK TINES
We noticed the other day that Secretar,, Sew
ard was writing leaders for tho milk and wa 'ei
Times; but it seems that the honorable Secre-
tary has tired of this useless labor, and that
the Chevalier Raymond again wields the edite-
rial peu An article In the Tines of Saturday
last quite rivals Raymond's famous essay upon
'the elbows Of the Minciov aud "the sym
pathies of youth" The article is entitled sour
Foreign Wrongs-Mr. Summers Speech This
is very queer heading; for it insinuaies that
Mr.. Summers very long and verbose Grafton
was .foreign wrong" whereas it was only a
domestic inficton aud ahiiction. However,
this blunder is exceeded by the body Of the
editorial, in which Sumner aud Seymour, Eng
land and the State Of New York, the draft and
the invasion Of Mexico, Mosquito Indians and
more vigorous prosecution of the war, are
jumbled and muddied together in style which
must have bewildered even the regular readers
OF the Times, accustomed as they are to such
senseless effusions. The Chevalier Raymond
had undoubtedly been dining and wining with
somebody just before he wrote that leader.
Mixed liquors produce mixed editorials.
THE RECENT STATE CONVENTIONS real
issue before the recent conventions was not in
regard to candidates, but in regard to princi-
ples. The niggerheads tried hard to get con-
troll the Syracuse Convention, and the cop
perheads we're equally anxious to manage the
Albany Convention. We ask the particular at
tention Of our readers to the result. Both con.
ventions were decidedly and unequivocally
conservative, and repudiated uiggerheads and
copperheads alike. Who doubts that they re-
present the sentiments Of the people?
The ODIoUs MEASURES OF THE ADMINisTRA-
rioN.-The Democratic Convention boldly con-
demned the odious Emancipation, Confscation.
Conscription and Indemnity acts The Repub-
lican Convention shirked all responsibility in
regard, to these measures, and tried to ride
two horses by endorsing the emancipation
proclamation as "a war measure" This Jug
CLING trick will not succeed. The republi-
cans will be hold to their responsibility at the
polls. 7t aal. +. rot. r.s s !,
Poor GREELEY AND THE COMING EI4EorIoN.-
Horc. Greeley seems very much worried
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
lmasan T.s~siss IN the Ssrth~s .

The steamer shrevepor. arrived rom Urrw M,soqr,
las, alsh, She eH Gsues~l sibey comaaaui Ausus "a
lie was then marching 20 point eighty Iniles above
where abou, six thousand Sioux were ~ csmpea with
tho u,su,io, a capturing or DESTROYING Ehem rbe IN
d,aps were yery hcssle all the way ior n Fort Pierr.
Near tho mouth Of the ycicws,ons y or thu crew ar
the shrsvaOort and the Ind ans had rec hour. aso,
In vhioh three S ,hc former and foSV Of ,he latter ~or
kvi~i
4. nearly every pnOe whersfhe boa, s,a,.mp,. ID to
,and they found indians prsasrsdtso attack nam
on several occasons the crew were c1mpe,sa ~ ca,
tho cable aud 10, the boa, Goat into the stream.
party of thirty minors, who sta. <ei down on "a,
ooAl from NIX '.ser 'rs spppo' - hay, s,sp klr, bv
: lbe .otsas
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
IMPORTANT FROM HoRra CAROLINA

The Raleigh sta ndard Once Destroyed
by Georgia Soldiers, and the journal
,Omce Destroyed by CistEeas-spsseeh
W Governor Vance, SC.
FogiaEss MosRoE. Sept. ~, loeo
FAY " truce arrived from City Point this svcniAg.
The Richmond Ewquier OF the llth Inst. Gays
The onlces syype and presses of the Raieigh IN. o.
Standard edssaby William Hoidea, have beea destroy
cd by party o. aeorss soldiers. Mr.. Holden w1 m
Petersburg al the ne I'm return for this outrage ne
citizens aud friendSf the Standard destroyed tho oss
of the State Journal. governor Vance reached the spos
after the work OF destruction wss nearly completed as1
begged the crowd 10 doss rebuksg thom for the -
and telling them that such example ned boea set In
"I4nccfns domnious.u
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

result is represented 40 favorable to the views OF
Au1 .ria.
Three French iron-cIad frigates. the Provence.
! Revanche and Savoie. which have for some time
been on the stocks at Toulon, are being rapidly
| coupleted the Provence Will be launched early in
I October and the other two shortly afterwards.
| The Attorney General has issued an injunction
order restraining tie Mayor and Comptroller from
signing bonds for the $3,O 900 900 conscription
loan, as passed by the Common Council over the
Mayo 9 veto. This movement does not affe ct the
s., ,000, 900 appropriated for the same purpose by
the Supervisors, with the sanction of the Mayor
and Comptroller.
a national sa;ste of thirty guns was fred at
noon yesterday from our several forts In recogni-
tion of our late Union victories at Morris Island
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
In the Fifth Congressional district of Massachu
setts 1862 men were called for. Of which number
the government received only three hundred and
nine men and SOL 400, as fo,lows:-. .at.lt.
accepted. .......................6 "a
Sunsutute6.. .Z45
Eaiu cohimutatiOn.. S3o
The stock market was dull aud lower YESTERDAY morn.
ing; but better and active the afternoon, closing
at about the quotations or Friday evening Money was
easy al q 7 pcr cent. Gold was Id exchange 142.
Cotton was dull and unsettled on Saturday. A very
moderate inquiry prevailed for brc,dstus the prn.
cipal kinds provisions al declining prices. whlskey
was in loss request and cheaper toward the close
cerss wero In limited demand, though generally frm.
Hay sasable and steady. Fish attracted more at
tenon Hides and leather were inquired for at uniform
ward Wool selling freely, and was on the advance
Freiehts were dull and rates declining
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

Tie German Congress had adjourned when the
Z . N,nchss'sr ssilei from Qu.tasowa. The
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
THE SITUATION.

New York. Sunday. September IL, lse
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

3eYANrS MTNSTRELS, Mechanics Hail. an Broad.
wa -ErnlortAs SONGS, DAsoEs BuaLEsoUEs &c.-BLAcK
BR,i.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

sEw BowERY THEATRE. Bowers. ry.-rzspgsr-ALL
WoRIo's 4 GE-BRicKLArsRs OF LAMBETH.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

saRsUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway -rHE
rsqHoA spfAN CHIEFS WARRfoRs AND SoUAvs 20 "a
ali BRusaILpi Afternoon and kvening
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

BoYERy THEATRE Bowery.-MislKroK BouGH-Mt
TaNr GJosE-CAfTAtN krp.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

SrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u Dorado.
~ la the COoRiy Court Ia and for said County.
Z L. Merritt vs.. His Creditors
In the matter ~ the Petition " T. L. Merritt an
InsolVeni Debtor
Pufsoant to an order on hle herein, made By the
Hen Jams Johnson Judge NJ the Court AforesAid
notice hereby given to all the cEetoFS Of said Is-
s9ireai debtor, z. l. Merritt to be And appear be-
fore the Court aore,ad, at the aOuSe Of aaId
county in the City ot PlaeervilIe the eth day Of
March, A. ID l>SI al the hsar Of 10 o'clock 4. ~ Of
sad day. to show cause, II any they eaE, Why the
prayer Of said nsolVeDi ebtor shouId not be grant
ed, and an Assignment OF his estate he uads snd be
be discharged from his BITS and Ahihies In par-
suAnce Of the statute 10 such ma de and pTovi
ded And, in the meantime, it is ordered that all
judicial proceedings against said insoIVent debtor
be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of Said
I l. Court hereto ahhXef At once In The City Of
- PiAcerVille this 18th day Of January, A. D.
1868. THOMAS B. PATTEN, CteTk.
A. c. sEARLE, ATTY for Petitioner. lV
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
CONsTABLE,s SALE.

PY virtue Of an execution to me directed Issued
- out OF the Court Of John Bush a Justice Of the
Peace In and for Placervile Township County Of II
Dorado and State Of California, upon judgment
rendered therein on the llth day Of December A. D.
1862, in favor Of D. L. Munson. Jonas Munson and
Joseph Munson, and agains; L. c. Leikns, Jane.
smith and Luke Smith, for the Of ifty nine 70
lO dollars, debt, and tWeniy.one T3.l,u dollars.
costs OF suit together with accruing cos,s-I have
levied upon and seized, and will expose for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder at the Court
House door in the City of Placervile,
On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1853, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock P. NJ, all III.
right title interest and claim of the above named
defendants in and to the following described proper.
y, lying and being in the township Of Placerville,
County and State aforesaid, TO wit:
Ihat certain Quartz Lead known as the " Black.
smiths Lead" commencing at point near Leikins'
cabin and running south Go feet and north 4a feet
together with quarts mil with four stamps, water
power, and all and singular the tenements, heredi,
aments and appurtenanees thereunto belonging or
in anyWise appertainng.
Given under my hand, this 24th day Of January. 4.
D. 1905 A. sINOSTON,
Constable In and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
Plac.rriIle Po.t Omee.

THE NAILS Tor Sacramento, San Fran sisco ssA
for all parts % this State, close every day At ibS
once al o'clock, pm.
The mails 'nr the Atlantic States, and Europr,
Close a. this "Eire every nav at ~ O'Clock ".
The Mail, for Oregon and Washington Territory.
CLOS. every IAS Atp o'clock y ".
The Mails "r G',Illy Via; close at this OIL,
ev,ry Wednesday, tocTninE at O'Clock
The Mails fpr Newtoun close at O'Clock, AN
on MONDAYS, Wedrr.days and FTidAyS
Thc miis Tor C"darvlie ard Indian DiEgnES
clo.r At 6 o'clork 4. ". "verv Monday and FRIDAY.
The Mans tor Gold Springs Aad C"Iawa elOIess
cry day, SUNDAYS excepted At "'eioeA.
The K-i,ty. spanish FIAT, and Georgetown Nal.
close TUESDAYS, ThlrSls!s ard sA;Urds!s At -
O'Clock Pm
The Mail. for Carson Val,eV AID Salt Lske ca
clJ.e every day al !? "tleck ".
nIFiCk H0URS.-Trcm O'Clock. 4. ~. .tnn
NJ; aud frnm tiN 6. =. NJ. tSand=ys sxcepted.
On SgndaNs-From unt,'lp. 4 81. and
an'.!4 2 VI 7 VI " u RODGERS, P. NJ.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado.-
- In the Probate Court, in and for sAid County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of j. D. HolkDgsw0Tth,
Deceased.
All persons interested are hereby notified 70 -
and appear before the Court Aforesaid, IN open
Court at the court room Of said Court, In the City
Of Placerville at the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ Of
Monday, the I'd day Of March, A. D. Is68 to thea
and there show cause il any they can, Why an order
should not be granted to the Administrator and Ad-
mid'strarix Of the Estate OF said deceased AutoFi-
Eing and empowering them to sell q portion Of IAs.
real estate belonging to the estate OF sad deceased
By order of Court.
t-l Witness my hand and seal Of SaId COart
l. s. hereto afhxed, at of6ce in the City Of P1A-
- cervil1e, this the 2Sth day Of January, A. D.
1898. TH0S. B. PATTEV, CLERK.
janSld By OGDEH eoCIREs, Deputy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County II n u n tho -
- In the Probate Court in and FOR said County.
In the matter CT the Estate and Guardianship u'
Henry Sill'man, an insaAe person
The nr1t Of Kin Of sad Hclry Sl..,a,,. a,l an
p-rsnns interested, are hereby uotIted to bt and
APPEAR before the Court '.r,>aid, m op. Court At
the Court cf sdd Court; ia ;!e Cay .f p.Acrr-
vile. al the hour ~ ten O'Clock 4. NJ of Muuua Y
The 25I day OF February A b. l>iti. to tu4m ~ 4
there show cause, II any hey can. Wi.y AZ order
should no; b.: granted l.. b. liorEjns uuarlian ot
;hr Estate Gf SAID Henry SlnIau al person.
authorizing and empowering Li'l 20 ,tn thu real Is.
late belonging TO the Estate q sad S,u.an.
Hy order OF the Court.
-, Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
! l.. s. hereto Affixed, at once in the Cry ~ PA
- 'cerViile, this 2Hh day Of January, A u.
1868. TiiOS. Is. PATTEN, Clerk,
BY oGpsS SqriEEs. Deputy.
SASDEEsoS L WILLIAMS, Aitys for Guardian.
ijaI?iwiI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
arnaI Annfrtigrments.
SUMMONS.


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of1 Dorado,
= m-In the District Court Of the Eleventh judi
cirl Dissatisfaction brought in the District Court
Of The Eleventh Judicial District and the complaint
,ed in the County Of II Dorado In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of said District Court In and for said county
aud State.
The People Of the State Of California, to W. B.
HARRIS, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby requir u to appear in an action
brought against you BY T. T. McsPADDEN, P1ainun'
In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trIct in and for the County OF u Dorado and to an.
sver the complaint Aled therein the 2nth day OF
October A. d. 1861, within ten days (exciusive OF the
day Of s-rvice) after the service you OF this sum
mons-lf served within this county; II served out
Of this couaGJ ~,sSs1 &&S>-Aj.it q, Z. -. .
then within foItY days-OF Judgment By default viii
be taken against you.
The aaid action is brought 10 recover judgment
against you for the sum of $500 90, with Interest
thereon at the rate Of two per cent per month until
paid amount due said plaintiff upon q certain prom
isSory note made By you and r J. Holston 70 plain
tia on the 24th day Of September 1851, for said sun
Of $500 co. bearing interest at the rate OF two per
cent. per month until paid also for decree o.
foreclosure and order Of sale Of your Interest in and
to a certain piece or parcel Of land known rs PerTyI
Upper Ranch, situated near Brownsville, Cosumnei
Township, County OF II Dorado, State OF California
mortgaged by you and T. J. Iiolston to secure the
payment Of said note, ,-and n you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint a. above required, the
said Plaintiff will take judgment against you for said
sum- interest and COSTS according to the prayer o
said complaint
Wjtncsx Hen B. T. Ely Is, JveS - & 1855
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
~, Attest my hand, and the seal OF said Court
L. g. In and for said County Of II Dorado hereto
- affixed, at Office in the City Of Piacerville
this the 2Oth day Of October, A. D. ls62:
THOMAS d. PATTEN, Clerk.
IrNE SLoss, Att'ys for PrG-oct95-3m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-07
CONsTABLE's SALE.

Rf virtue Of an execution to me directed. issued
D out OF the Court of John Bush, a Justice Of The
Peace in and for Oe Township Of Placerville Countv
Of = Dorado and State Of California, upon a judr.
ment rendered therein on the llth day Of December
A D. 1852, 10 favor Of ". p Clayton and against
L: C. LeiEens James Smith and Luke smith, for the
sum OF one hundred and seventy-fve 100 dollars
debt and twenty-one T5l0D dollars, eosis Of ,u.t'
together with accruing eosts.-I have levied unon
and seized, and will expose for sale a; pab
10 the highest bidder, at tLe court kzIs dor In III,
City Of PIacerFiIIe, = 50 wv
On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1868, khe hour OF 9 o'cicck P. NJ NH.
right title, Interest and claim Of the sbye named
defendants in and to the following detcribed prop
erty' lyiHg and being in the township Of 2lacerv,e
County and State Aforesaid, 10 Wit:
That certain Quartz Lead known as the - Black
smiths Lead" commencing at point near Licking
CABIN and running south 6DO feet and north $40 feet
together with quartz mill with four stamps, water
power, and all and singular the tenenents heredi.
taments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
In anywise appertainirg. "
Given under my hand, this 24th day OF January
A. D. 1868. A. SIH0NTHT
u Constable in and for said Township.