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REASONABLE Plot in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, NOV. L.
An extraordinary case of treason has re-
Gently come to light, duplicating several
persons in this city, Columbus, Coving,on
and Newport, in conspiring to release rebol
prisoners at Camp Chase. and to overthrow
tho State Government. The conspiracy
was brought TO light by U. S. detectives,
aud were supposed by tho parties implicated
10 be spies from tho rebel army. aud were
treated with full confidence. Tho plot. as
discovered to tho detectives was. that an at.
tack DO made on Camp Chase, no.
lease the prisoners confined therc, number
ing $500, seize the arsenal at Columbus,
take possession Of the penit e%ntiary, release
John Morgan and other officers confined
there, aud then was to a rebel
campaigp in Ohio.
The United States Marshal, and Provost
Marshal Maj. Rcamoy, arrested the follow.
ing persons duplicated in tho plot:
Charles w. ii. Oathcart, of Columbus,
formerly School Commissioner Of Ohio, an |
j. ID. Cresap. of Columbus, formerly suttler
of tho 18th regulars, who were to load tho
attack on Camp Cnase Jamos ID. Patton,
of Covlngton, a regular agent of tho rebel
government who frequently furnished mon.
ey to detectives undor tho impression lhcy
were spies, aud according to agreement met
Cathcart and Others at Camp Chase, and as.
sisted to mature tho plan of attack Ruth
Mcdonald, of Covington, who acted as mail.
carrier through tho rebel limos, aud whose
house was tho head quarters OF robols
Samuel Z. Thomas, Merchant Tailor of Gin.
c%innati, and his wife. and Catherine Par
monter OF Cincinnati.
Information was obtained that an organi-
cation exists in Illinois, waiting for the out
break in Ohio, to produce similar results in
that State.
Oihor particulars are known to tho Ru-
thorities, but not yet made public.
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e9-wo SOC 4. stated in an ot6ci,, uor ~

93-Wo SEQ 1t stated in an official war o..
Setic of Provost Marshal Gen. Frv. that
the Prosidout has ordered that every c.ti.
zen who has paid the $500 oommutation shall
receive the samo credit therefor as il ho had
furnished a substitute, and DO exemntod
from military service for tho timo for which
no was drafted, to wit. for three wears.
This is as it should DO, aud will SO, tho
public mind at case upon a question in re.
gard to which it has been considerably agi.
lated.
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Note to Bridge Builders.

TNHE Commissioners of Geauga County
Il will be Ia the township OF Troy. Mt OF
near the Residence of A. S. Reed, on Friday,
Nov. Goth, 1853. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to re'
coivo proposals for building a bridge and
abutmonts across Bridge Creek, near said
A. s, Reeds.
On Saturday. Nov. 2lst. 1853, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, said Commissioner will be- in
Parkman township. at or near Hopkins
Mill, TO receive proposals for building a
bridge and abutments near said mill.
BY order of tho Commissioner.
G. @. FIELD, County auditor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TINES OF HOLDING COURTS.

THE STATE OF OHIO, IS.
To The CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas o.
Geduga County. Creating
TT is HEREBY ORDERED, That the several
l. Terms of the DIsTRicT CouRT and CoURT OF
COMMON PLEAS, TO- the wear 1864. shnl he held in
the several Counties composing the Ninth Judi
cial District of the State OF Ohio, as follows, to
wit.
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark County on August 18th.
In Columbiana County. on August goth.
In TrumbulI County, on May 9th.
In Lake County, on May ID.
In Ashtabuia County, on May 5th.
In Carroll County, on August 18Th.
In Mahoning County, on August 23d.
In Portoge County on April 26th.
In Geaugn County, on May 4th.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County, on February I'd, May 10th
In Stark County. on February 29th, May 3oth
and November 18Th.
In C%olumbinna County. on February 18th -,
May lfth and September 18th.
In Mnhoning County, on January 25th, May
In Portage County, on February 18th, May 3oIh
and September l2th.
In 1%rumbull County. on February goth, June
18th ard November li'h
In Like County, on January 4th, April 18th and
August 29,h.
In GeauCa County. on January 18th, April
18th and september Goth.
In Ashtabula County, on February LIST, June
9th and November l4th
You will enre' this order on the Journals Of the
District Court and Court of Common Pleas. and
cause the same to be published as required by
law.
WITNESS the signatures Of the Judges Of said
at Warren, this 29th day oil October, A.
1863.
J A. AMBER. Jgdges If The
Z. C GLIDDON. Can't Of Com
NORMAN l. CHAFFEE, mon Pins ofhbe
JOHN w. CHURCH, 9h JHdici Dist.
GElUGA County, So. Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas and District Court in and for said
County, hereby certify that The above and fore.
going is a true copy Of the original order now
On file in my office, and entered upon the jour-
nails of said Courts.
VIM. N. KEENY, Clerk.
Nov. Sd. 1868. 72Iw4
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SIIERIFF,E SALE.

oh
y Y virue OF an order of sale issuel ont Of III.
- Court of Common Pleas of Geauga County.
ONO, wherein Elijah F.. Young is pIuin:iT, and
John 7. Waterman is defendant, TO me directed
and delivered, and dated the cath day of Octo.
yer, 1908, shall expose to public yendue at the
Court House in Chardon in said county,
On Saturday, December I2h. 1863,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and p.
OF said day, the following rea estate sisunte
IN the township OF Parknan, Geuuga County
and State OF Ohio, and bounded ana descr iheS
os iolt8ws; comniencin! at The northeast corner
OF lot No. 81, aud running west three l3l chains
10 a post; thence south three I3l chains aud lhlr,
y W (32l Inks 10 an alley; thence east three
i5I 'othe chs. s.east corner Of said lot Il; theme
north three chains and 1897 links to the place Of
l e5lnning, said lots SO and SO being known n.
me hewitt House & Shop Lots, and 81 being the
lot on the east
SAID premises were appraised at $3.50.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
STA, b. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sherif>s Office, GeaugaI
Co, Nov. End, 1863. 72lw5
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~-The loss in Gen. Hazen's brigade
on the eth, when he lanked the rebels on
Lockout Mountain and drove them from
thst position, is stated at tive killed and
eighteen wounded.
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Zo- The London Herald says that the
capture OF the Sir Robert Peel, off Rio
Grande, by The Federals. is exciting at.
,ention. II is alleged that there was no.
the slightest ground for her seizure.
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EfrHorace Greeley is writing a His.
tory Of the War, Tor which a Hartford pab-
fishing house is 10 pay him the sum of
$4,000.
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Probate Notice.
TNHE following accounts have been filed
l. in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz;
Estate of Thomas Sadler, Partial Acct.
jacob Burrougs,
Riley S. Root,
Richard L.. Slitor,
Olive A. Sporty,
GuarG'n of Carlos Haynes,
Sarah M. Squire,
Estate of Russell Dixson, Final
Jonathan Brigham,
Cynthia Hopson,
Said accounts will stand for besring 10
said Court, ut the Probate Office in Char
don. on tho 18th day of November. A. d.
1863, at 10 O'Clock A. A., until which time
all Interested NAV except.
M. G. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, October Esd. 1853. 1872
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H1-sixteen or eighteen thousand New
Yoik soldiers have been provided with
burroughs TO 90 home 10 vote.
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The JeherSOnian Democrat,
CnlRDON, OnlO, FRIDAY. NOV, 6. 1863.

15-Gen. Butior has bucn appointed to tho
command Of bis old department OF Fortress
Monroe.
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Writing g, Writing.

G. HOLLIS will give one more of his Pop.
~. ular Glasses in Pcnmanship in this village,
commencing On
MO.NDI Y. NOVEMBER 9th.
Although everything has advanced to war
prices, and pens aud paper more than doubled,
YET | shall teach at my old established price
depending upon my well.known reputation. and
the hberuiiiy OF my patrons. 10 enable me to do
so by sending more scholars.
Terms Tor /! Lessons, including Stationery,
$3.50 Scholars taking ~ lessons, will be per-
mllled to receive Is without extra charge
Terms Tor 80 Lessons, OF two weeks, day and
evening, $3.50. Teachers from out OF town will
do well to attend before commencing their win.
ter term. J.C HOLLIS.
Chardon, Nov, 9th, 1868, 72lwl
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Burton Academy.


J D. CORY, Principal.
Mrs. E. 6. CORY, Precep,ress.
Miss j.. ]. CORY, Assistant Teacher.
THE WINTER TERM OF this School will
commence on
TUESDAY. December LIST, 1868,
and continue IL weeks.
In addition TO the branches usually taught.
there will be, without ex ira charges, Glasses in
Bookkeeping, Vocal Music, and in Geography.
from outline maps, accompanied with
Lectures on Physical Geography. an excellent
preparatiye for teachers, aRd the most approved
OF ieacling this branch.
We shall endeavor TO make the new Boarding
Hall a seminary oil gooi manners and mental
culture
The Ladies Of the Institution will receive n
courre OF lnmiliar lectures upon the subjects of
Etiquette, Proprieties Of Conduct. and Kindred
topics. There is, IN connection with the School.
a Literary Society; also a Reading Room con.
tanning an nssortmennt of the best Weekly Tri.
Weekly and Monthly Periodicals OF the day.
Arrangements have been made by which a
small ihtra"y is 10 be purchased for the use o
the Sch OF
Board can be had st the Boarding Hnll,at from
. i'oo 10 SLID per week, which may be paid in
Rooms for seli.boa,ding, or other.
wise, furnished or unfinished, eau he had at
from 81. so 10 So so pc, t rm.
TUITION.
Common Branches, a. 90
Higher Branches, so
LuDgua ,es, 5 90
Lessons in Instrumental Music, s 90
Fer hose under II years Of age, Oh
Writing so Lessons, 90
Incidentals, so
GyNo deduction made for absence for less
than hall a term, unless in cnse of protracted i'll.
less, All bills must be settled, at least 2 weeks
before the close Of the Term.
!. r CORY. Pyinc;n,j
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School EXAM INERS' Notice,

VNHE Board Of School Examiners Of Geaupa
L County, will hold their mex, meeting,
Saturday, The IN dayoJ November, 1868.
at Chardon. The hour is 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
J o. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Chardon, Oct. cad, 1868.
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EDITOR OF DEMOCRATS DEAF SIR,- With your
| wish 10 say 10 The readers Of your
paper, that | win send by return mail to all who
it, UrecI u Recipe with full directions for
ard using II simple Vegetable Balm that
will eflectunlly remove, in Ten days, Blotches,
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Skin, leaving iha tho same soft. clear, smooth
and beautiful,
will also mail tree to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that viii enable them To start a full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskors, or a Moustache, in
less than thirty days, An applications answered
by return mail. without charge.
Respectfully youts.
THOMAS f. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
3m720w NIB. 1871 Broadway, N. Y.
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Official Senatorial Vote.

Tho official vote in this District tor sena.
TOR ia ma Inllows
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StereScopes & Sterescopic Views

Our Catalogue OF these will be sent to any i'd
dress on receipt of Stamp.
r. & II. r. ANTHONY,
MANUFACTURERS OF PHoIosRAPHIc Materials,
sol Broadway, New York.
Friends or relatives of prominent military men
will confer q favor by sending us their likenosses
10 copy. They will DO kept carefully, and re.
tnrned uniRJured.
Fine Albums Made to Order for Congre.
cations to present 10 their Pastor, or for other
purposes, with suitable inscriptions, Sc.
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Legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.


ITATE OF CALIFORNIA; County Of 81 DOradoI
- SS.-In the District Court Of the 1lth judicial
Action brought In The District Court Of the Elev
enh Judicial District, and the complaint nice IN 'os
ConRiy OF EI Dorado, in the once Of the Clerk OF
said District Court In and for SAID County ang
The People OF the State Of California, 70 GEOh'iE
MCDONALD, alias GEORGE RUSH, Defendant
Won are hereby requirsdt to appear In an action
S~~.v-A -1ADSt you by Martha McDoEa'd' elss
MARTHA RusS EsfDti6, ia fhe District Conrt Of lhe
Eleventh Judicial District, tn and Tor 'he Counsy o.
81 Dorado and TO answer the complaint ted therein
on the 4h day Of March A. D. 1868 within ten asys
Iexrlnsiye Of the day Of servce), amer the service
Hy vo., Of this sumn1Ousf served within this Coun'
~ seTyed out Of this County, but within this ~,
dcial District within twenty days; or, II served ou!
OF eah DItrci, then within forty dayS-Or Jaosmeo'
bV default will be taken against you n.
The said action is brought to obtain decree ol-
vorrinR and dissOlving the bonds OF matrlmony
NOV e2istinR between said Plaintiff and SAID DC
f.ndant and that the said Piaintth haze 'he Sare
and sole control and custody Of the three minor
children Of Plaintiff and Defendant, namely Lemu-
el Lsabell and Morini; and that said Pla'nun Bhve
the right title aud sole control and interes'
for herself and children to certain piece or paI'e'
Of land Eith all the buildings thereon, Stual eo W
II Dorado County. State ASA&ts., ala ctAihs,! a.
s----st-S5 S-Se,Jhed in complaint on Ole in CitrA
Office; and q you fail to appear and apsWer the sAia
cowoIaint As above required, tie said Plalntlu VII
take iudcmcn, against you for said eOsts
according to the Driyer of said complaint.
Witness, Hon. b. ,. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court Of the llth Judicial DISTRICT.
Attest nv hand AMI the seal Of said Court
g.. In and for said County Of II Dorado hereto
- affixed. at office IN the City OF PIaceT'lHe
this the 4th day Of March, A. u l~6S
THOMAS n PATTEN, Clerk;
HUNE SLoss, Auys for Pla. martins
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RrSz ~ g. yanss lasAsias.
RARY GRACE.

BAhH GRACE
What prize
In mothaT's eyeo
Wa Huh1 whsn aPst she heard its cries,
when the undecided
Little akrangsF smiled
QWNhnaum white with maternity mild
What pleasure,
~ WlGhOuS msasuFe,
8AM through her veins as she hugGd her treasure !
Mother aWOks from her Vision Of tears,
Yysah pAsaA..a52S< SS.;S y, y:
Ana IOofsd abOst her in trSneed suFptfSs,
3tn the pale nee flushed at the snail thing eriss
Ard gmll and oRtmPleds and puny and red
with tiny limbs and an elsa head,
DAhy WaS laid In motheT's bed
And elnsing hsF eyes asla creeping close,
Tickling the tiny dngsTe ana tOee,
Ard Sesresly knowing whatever 70 do
TSF ths ~ that vas warming her through and
tArouGh,
She AIssss ths south like the bud Of rose.
TAen they led me into the breathIesa place,
And kissed the mother and baby too,
And knew By the light on the mothers face.
. the tFemnlUas hopes that her books contest,
That loving 1t better che loved me beat
As with blind proud kisses
And innocent blisSeS,
0hS hlushed and hid her face on my breast!
! wonder what her thoughts we're abouti
Something ~ sweet heraeh, no doubt!
Perhaps Of the beautiful strange white globe
TAX pocFed 0at warm from her mOther's robe,
ASASe~NiaN SAA would creep 20 close. anu Oiink
Roen SySe an Iuuhy ConteTtl anu oAAhA'
Then Baby Grace
With her sweet pale face
Went away from our dwelling place;
Like tiny flower with the cold dew peArled,
Thin faded leaves DER wee heart furled,
And honey-sweets in the heart upGuTled,
She went, and we
being y0ung) could see
No Light Al all In the whole wide world.
Then Baby was wrapp'd in little white dress,
And . little white cap was placed on her head,
And she looked % sweet In her holiness,
That We could not believe she was really dead,
But faneied her deep
In q baby sleep,
RsadyI just ready, to 60 to bed
hut they took heT away with her sweet wee face,
And lamp went out in our dwelling place,
And We sat In the darkness, father and mother,
Lorn and bereAVen,
Weeping and elinging te one another
Because our Haby had gone 70 Heaven.
Wife and were 90 young. so young,
That closer and closer In tear: We clung'
30 careless quite OF the worlds cold scOrn,
That We took the clothes that Baby had worn,
And laid them BY in a secret place,
To remind us ever Of Baby Grace;
And now and then. when our hearts grow Sore,
And hard In world Of follies and crimes,
We look at the clothes our little one wore,
And they make US humber . hundred timeS
And 'tis something at least in . world so dreaT,
To know that an angel has once been here!
Though the light has gone from the snowy brow,
IL 10 sweet to keep token or two
OF our dear little baby with eyes of blue
For We feel SO weary without her now I.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl Dorado
~ In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter of the Estate of ANTOINE LANCE,
Deceased.
An personS interested are hereby notified TO be
and appear before the Court Aforesaid, in open
Court, At the Court Of sad County In the city
Of Placervlle, OIL Saturday, the End day OF May
next, at the hour Of ten O'Clock A. ~, Of sail day.
to then and there show cause, II any they can, why
an order should not be granted authoriSing and en-
poTering the Administrator of said Estate 10 sell the
real estate Of said deceased
by order Of Court
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
I L. 8. hereto affixed. this 4th day Of April, A. D.
- 1868. THOS. B. PAfTEN, Clerk,
aprlltd By 0aDEN SouIREs, Deputy.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

StTATE or CALIFORNIA County Of " Dorado.
- In tie County Court in and for said County.
- Abe Wreskner N,> CEe,iilcrS.
In the matter ~ the Petition Of Abe Wreshner, an
InSOlVeut Debtor.
Pursuant to ah<rder on fe herein made by the
Hen. Jams johnson. Judge of the Court AFORESAID,
notice s hereby given 10 al the Creditors Of said u
solvent debtor. Ah- Wr-shnrr, 10 b. ard appear he
fore the Curt a:nr,,4i. Ut ih- court dnuse OF said
county in tie cry ~ PaclryIe. nu the 2rh day Of
May, 4 u. 1867. at the h"nr ~ - o'clock 4. NJ oi
said day. to sh"W cause, i any they cat why the
prayer Of SAID nsu,ycDt debtor >icHl not I've grant
ed and an assignment of Is estate ht ralr, aud he
he discharged fro.u ~ j. IT. a'i Liabilities. ~ pur.
suHnce Cf the statutt in surh made and proVi-
dcd. Aud, in the meantime II Is "r,l-rrI that all
Judicial I'roceel gs against ssid nsolvcn; debtor
he stayed.
- Witness my hand aud the seal o! sshl
l. Court Aerr,. aax,s. at nlet "a tue C4iy Of
- PaccrviiIy. ;ljs 2nd day nf Apr,;, 4, d
1853. THOMAS 4 PATTEN, CLERK.
Blanchard 4 Meredith, Att', for Pt'r. ~
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',Csunsy C<RtraI commsGtes.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUMrv.

pIsIRiCI coCRT-HOa: D. '. Nyers. SAdss; 1Asmaa n
-uso, cSrA Regular Terms oNaEmenne q Ska asaswA
nonSsysNf P=erSAry ssd Auy thd noaSszs q
COCNIr COCRr-Hon. JaRss JSAassa. yaAss, Sha..S~ D.
reien Clerk-hoids s regular HSrms - a.
Of January, Nay and Sept-nbeT -
CotRI OF sESsioNs-HeH. yases JoAneoa Pr..sasus
SSaes Geo stsut asa HlFam valh. AnSoriac.
Lno9as rAea, CleTk-hods lts reEnlaE Ters ~
nFss Asadays Of AaFrh. July xSssahsr.
rkOhArk C0Ckr-Haa- Jar1es JaAaAsa J,A... TA..-.a
OF each seaIh " oN''~ wv
VI HoAap Of sUPERvIsoRS-eOnsIsts OS 0sarwa w. svaa
e heosam and z. Pieoe:-TAonas n Pet,ea C1eVk
mum esSAf meenngs % the hrst Monday of sAsA msaah.
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ApkINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against the Estate OF Antoine Lange,
Deceased, to present the same, accompanied by the
necessary vouchers, 0 the undersigned Admins; ra-
tor OF said Estate at his place of business in the
town OF II Dorado, Fl Dorado County, CalIornia,
within ten months from the date Of this notice. or
the same will be forever barred by law.
JOHN THEISEN,
Administrator Of said Estate.
Fl Dorado, Aprn1lth, 1s5S.-Im
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DRY GOODS

WOLF BROS
HAvE now In store the most complete assort.
H nent Of newly imported
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, ETC, ETC,
~ Ever offered for sale In PLACERvILIE. IA
Every department viii be found full Of New and
FA SHEON BILE GOOD g
Which we stermned to sell at very low prices,
FOR CASH.
Our assortment Of the following articles cannot
DC surpassed in any market:
French Merinos;
Rich Printed Caahmeres;
French Prints;
Herrimack and other American CAL
icos;
All-wool Plaids and Delaines;
Foulard Delains;
Cotton and Wool Delains, new style,
Travelling Goods;
Black and Colored Silks;
Cloaksi Broche and Stella 1hawls;
A large assortment of SheetinRs and
Shirtings:
Carpets and Oilcloths;
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
~ Ladies are respectfully Invited to call and
examine Ou goods.
!.xuas3sr,ss WOLF BROS,
decN Main street, Placervlle.
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NOTICE TO Teachers.
TVHE COUNTY BOARD on gxANTNAT

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION nesa
4 At Diamond SprinEs. on the 6PcSo6 aaA RssyaA
Of zach month ,atS Oel0ek Il \. o..
All Teachers should recollect that their eeTtiaesles
hoId good for one year only. from IAelT dAAP, -
should be renewed BY . re-eXAaiBeaiqa, - he e..
pirAtion Of that time. 80 Teacher e. Ae legSng
employed or draw the Vablic funds, OG6 esstl4EsSs
older than one year.
n. A. LYNDk,
aupt Public Schools Tor u Dorado Ceuniy.
Diamond Springs, Aususi ~, 1eGG.-0
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

1NHE copartnershp heretofore existing under
dissolved by mutual consent :.
All persons owing accounts to the late hTm VIII
please call at once At the " Old Round Tent and
settle up; and those having demands against them
will present them for payment TO P. siIBERMaN
VINO viii continue in business at the above well
known stand. PHILLIP SILBERMANN,
ISAAC BARMAN.
RlaoeTviile, March 18th, ls6S.-ia
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CONSTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue Of cxcrui on /" mr directed, issued
ID out 81 The Court Of John Bush, Justice Of the
Peace in mud 'or the Township Of PiutrVille COah.
~ uf II Dorado and Siatr OF California, Upon A
Judgment rendered therein on the lith day ~
March, A. d. i-63. Ia favor Of Alex. Hunter and
against Henry Thompson. FOR the ,um Of thirty -four
'5-lH dollars. debt, AMI eighteen - 10 dollars
costs Of suit, together with accruing costs-I have
levied upon and red aGd viii expose for sale 81
public auction, 10 he highest b.dj,r, at the Court
House door in the City Of PiacerVille,
On thd 18th Day of MAY, A. d. 1888,
Al the hour cf O'Clock r, NJ, all the right tile
interest and riaim or the above named def ndar, in
and to the foloWiDE drsJibed property. lying Aad
being IN the Township Of PisceTvIe, County aud
State aforesaid. to vii:
That certain bed Vs>ck fume Mining claim situated
about two and onr-half miles northeast Of 'be City
of P1acerTille. IN aud near the head Of Big Canon
bounded east by the "China Claims" north, south
and vest by vacant land and formerly known hs
Oakley ThODpson's Bed. ROck Rlume MiniDG
Claim
Given under my hand, this 18th dRy Of April, A.
d. 1868. A. SIMOSTON,
IS Constable In and for said T. Wnshp.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
BRIDGE NOTICE.

ETNHE undersigned hereby give notice that, on the
Il 4th day Of May next, or a. soon Thereafter as
application can be made, they will apply to the Hon.
Board Of Supervisors Of FL Dorado County for a re.
neWsl OF their license to keep Toll Bridge across
the South Fork Of the American River. AT Union
Town, Fl Dorado County Cal
April I'd, ls68.-td