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St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

~ 'a---r deriea. la. sl,r Nlis.;.s;,n;
vas sunk. whilst serious damage vas in-
:ci rpm I'll tn STEAMERS that Gang
u $50 RI tkc '.rchs..' rr-s. r'ss
f,-.r-l icss in IL, vas cite sr~-rc.
Willis ,is: + H. .r:le'," j. u,tnsrn.
We have nothing d. Ei,.: I: IN tvs Trzoo
pass ana Haiu-s' ;':r.. * r-li.i;.rs. brit. we
are assured. tia: ri ,,- Of tl.-m Las
yei been aba,,ionrd TIL canal project,
which promised at one time to easure to
"us" the control Of The Mississippi. is uow
regarded ne likely to prove aboriiye
Reports from. fhe department ef The
Cumberland still inclin: US to the opinion
that a great battle is imminent. Gen.
Folks division Is said to BE- advancing up
on Mnrfreesboro', and some skirmishipg is
reported in that vicinity. Gen. Bragg
still commands the Cvufederates, whilst
the head quarters Of Gen Johnston arc at
Atlanta, TIA A large rebel" cavalry
force is still located North and West of
Gen. Resecrans. but it is not now thought
that any serious demonstration is being
made III his rear.
/ Lat" information from kentucky shows
tina. the Confederates are rapidly retreat
ing frpu that State, whilst superior
force Vi Frdcrals is in Csc pursuit. Nc
danger. We arc told, is now felt in this
uuarter, and We are nolifcd, that FEEDER
al force is being concentrated there. suf-
fciently formidable in Point of numbers
aud character. to defeat al future designs
of the rel Is" in this quarter.
Late E,d.-,nl reports from Charleston
anu Snvaruah show. that no attack upon
either city may be looked for at present.
The iron-cads are not ,houg hit to be ca
pablo Of resisting the 'plunging shot,
! from such Immense guns Is arc mounted,
IN LrrbeRe, vt For; Sumter, and it is pro-
( poSel TO postpone an attack until the decks
/ Of the Monitors" shall be made in 'ulner-
alb. I, is suggested, that the late en-.
coulter With Fort MeAister has some
/. thing to do with forcing this conviction
! upcp he m:Gds Of Com Dupont aud
, othcrs.
! Late South,rn papers report victory
at Brcntviilc. Tcnn.. AMI the capture Of
500 Federal prisoners. Their general
tone. it is thought. indicates scarcity OF
provisions at the South.
The revolution in Poland is assuming
very Formidable dimensions, and is exciting
grave aPf-chcnsions in the minds Of the
European potentaies. The people of Eng
land and France are said 20 sympa,hize
with the Poles. willis. Austria will follow
tue lead Of Louis Napoleon in such action
as he may take in the premises.
We learn, from Mexico, that the French
are advancing upon Pcubla. and the
Mcxicaus are concentrating for its de-
fruce
The first negro regiment raised at the
NORTH is reported en- route for the Geld Of
duty.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

The War News.
Late advices from Washington show
that Gen. Hooker has been closcted with
he President. Secretary of War and Gen.
Halleek, within the past few days. and
be is reported to have laid, that, with
the army Of the Potomac he could march
to Ne~ Orleans, if necessary" The re-
suit of lis interview has not been given 10
the public. nor is it even limited that a
speedy ION to Richmond" is contempla.
ted. We opine. however. that the snter-
,ainmert by Gen. Hooker of the above
expressed opinion forshadows the COM
mencenent of offensive operations, and.
We presume. his army will he put in mo-
tion so soon as the roads will permit.
Deserters from Gen Lees forces. and
refugees from Richmond. tell conflicting
stories. as to the strength. position and
policy Of the rebels" Sonae say .ha,
Richmond is to be evacuated, and that the
Government property and stores are al
ready being removed from that place to
Chattanooga. Others, on the contrary,
assure US that Lees army has not been
materially diminished since the fght .,
Fredericksburg. although heavy reinforce.
n'ents have hcsn sent to the West. f
Late Official Intelligence from the de-
partmess of the Mississippi confirms the
reported rerulse of Com. Farragut's
feet. ir' bis attempt to run .he guantlet Of
the Port Hudson batteries. The flagship
and small steamer--the Altatross-were
the only boats that succeeded in passing
the far,ifea.ions. and their situation Is nc~
regarded a. rather periloas one. I, i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

This land is located Immediately on the
road leading tr IN Leonard Town l." the
Head of 81 Ciera. ii,s Ray-heiug about
three miles from each place. II is "A COM
pact farm-about three miles anil hall
from Stones Wharf, on ST. Cem-nt> Bay.
The soil is good for Corn. What aud To-
Gacco. it has on il IA large lot Of cord wn"i
enough to Isy for the Estate. Tie Houses
are good. and snlliccn; for The farm.
Terms Of sale. ~ prescribed by the q cree.
are, fifteen hundred dollars casi, on the day
Of saIe--the residue t" be Iai in tire,
eqnal inStalncnts. in one tw" aud three
years, with interest thereon from day 81 sale
The deferred payment 10 be >ecurd by the
bonds of the purchaser. with security to b.
approved ly the Trustee
When ali the purchase money shaN have
been paid, the Trustee viii exccus. a. deed
10. he purchaser or purchasers, frcs. clear
and discharged fror4 all the title of the par
ties in t! T. cause
G. FRED. MADDOX.
Trustee
April end, ls6s-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

MOTlCE "a fs-eay given ;h.' the --r'~~-i.
~ Der has ni.saaed from the O-rhans' Conri
Ct ~ Marys cosr;v. IN Maryland. ienfr.
sf~'araeniarr ~ he personal estate If Martha
Kiigcnr, h'e of said county. deceased. AL:
re-snne hnsing efsi.ns ssainst the said deceased
ere hereby wars-i - ex' w, the sa,,- with
the proper yanrhts thereof, Ia the s.,hs.,;,,er
on nr before the 5'h day ri Oct. 1869. nrher.
vase ihey may he excluded hy isw from all
semen OF the SAID estate Givs' under nv
hand This Fad dap ofArril. 1893 :
ROBERr foRO. ,
Exesuior.
April 2ad, ,s6,-<w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the .ub-eri-
IN bess have obtained from the ORPHANS .
Court of ST. Mary county. In Maryland, let
tiers Of administration ON the personal estate of
GEO. c. MORGAN, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims again., III e
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same wiih The proper vouches thereof, TO the
Subscribers on Or before the 18th day of Oct,
1853, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from, nil ieness Of The said estate. Given an
der our hands tais 2rd day of Arril, 1863
sas ALICE MORGAN,
JOH. r. MaGiLL,
Administrators.
April 2ni, fec3-4w
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02
SAINT MAYS bEAcON
s.EoS ARID TovS MD.

THrcS3ay SAEEi,.;. ArRI. 9. iacs
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02
FOR COUNTY CLERK
COLLECTORS Notice.

Vly tie County Commissioners for Saint
~ Mary County
ORDERED, That Robert F Taylor. c"l-
lect"r Of State and County taxes in the IL.
election district al ST. Mary's county, canse
advertisements expressing the names oi the
f,Ii"wiHg los u. land with The cottages there
on. the amount # taxes due for the same
together " it'll tie n, mes Of rhc persons cha =
geallr Tor said taxes. tn bc Inserted once PIT
week Tor a.i !uTin2 four week, in The ST.
Marvs P"aoon A newspaper published in 81.
Mars Cnunty, also once a week for four
weeks in tic Daily Gazette. a newspaper
published in Baltimore City. notifying, that
unless the State and County taxes, due ON
said lots. aid costaCcs. Il all be paid 20 the
said Collector, within the space If thirty
Ga;s afI,r the publication oft e rrn'ice af,re-
said is completed, the lots aforesaid. aid cot
,ases or such parts thereof as may be neces-
sary To raisc the sum due thereon. shall be
sold to the hgh.s, bidder for the payment Of
the same.
Owners. Name of Land Amt due
1862 Jan. Isl 1863
r
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

fresh shad. -----'''.---
The market Cd ihis place ID nov beins
suite sbandsDt,y sappiied with This delec-
table Heb. bat. the OILERS inform 40.
they are Tar less plentiful DOW than they
vere u shis time last year. They we're
selling on Tuesday last at from rs to 81
cents pair.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02
$500 RWA.nDo:

ST0LEN frNn nv Carriage Hnuse. in
-, Leonard Town, "n or al.,u, the 22n1 of
February last. one open Buggy. painted
biacs and striped with biu". with a large line
srile nn the e.: side af the spoke and a
small bne stripe on the front. Tie b:,dy is
trimmed arnun. with canvass aud the roll
With leather
| will Tire the above reward tor informa-
,i''' lrs'iins to lie guilty party "r 20 WHOM
s1cvlr shall return the Buggy tu me.
GiOkGE A. Sims.
Leonard Town.
N,rc. e,h, lS::-.f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

Mares. l2sh. iscs-xw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

THE STEAMER PLANTER win leave
i Baltimore fer The Pa,uxen, River every
Wednesday morning, att clock. commencing
Wednesday, April !, 1863, proceeding as far
up Hills La ding.
Returning, Will leave Hills Landing every
Friday moI sing fer Benedici. leaving Hen etl,ct
every Saturday morning, at 6 clock, far Bal
,lnnore-talng at all tie usual Landings on the
River, also at Plum Point. going and reiu ming.
Passage to Plum Point and Pstuxeni River
81 81. Merls Extra.
Freight received up IN clock on Tuesdavs
b. Tobacco per Hosshead 81 %
Froin Branch / 81
Gram rer rag, delivered on Steamers
wharf 10
An additional fieigh, Of one fourth will be
charged On a.! down freight intended for the
Branch
Passengers are respectfully requested 80; to
bring any articles Of Freigh, on board the
Steamer on the n,orning Of her departure, ex-
eert their baggage, as il will not be received
GEO. w. WEEMS,
Mas.er.
April and. 1866. asa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02
Military arrival.

On yesterday, The military force at this
place vas increased by the arrival Of
ansttef eompsnyo Of SCOTS goo. Thi.
ee6psss j. eonmanded By Capt Norris,
and i'sIastiva sEslls .hs force At this posi-
70 about l50 nan. Major Remington il
nos here snss~ill likely establish bis head.
qusrtsrv in our village. : I Z ..-.'a
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

'IHflE undersigned has Err sale several Gne
4 horses; fine family carriage; a Rncka-
way; Buggy: and several farm Wagons. For
terrls. apply 10 ~. t.-
j. " J. MOORE. ---.
Washington Hotel,
"a. Leonard fewn.
April 2nd. 1sG3-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

THrcx5Sy SAEEi'.;. ATGH. Q. iacs
z-.--.z=.t-z-s-s4=.---s
e, corr-sr-r1cLta Fiji :
Our iis,it.d sr--- +"--'i \ With The
tr-v7 rr-ss o. Advertising n:s'''r nov on
7 md, VII prevent SO fosr Ts's'.i~hirg tise
cnsruniea:ipn received from C7'aptico. on
!, .tr,dsv. uni; wn shall ne able TO pm
ere snnh n.ecir,n-al aid as will enable
- publish ~'"'e sheet Wea-e also
in receip, Of Interesting communications
f-cm other sources. x'i.h We LsrA TO be
stls to publish in = week or SO We arc
daily expecting the arrival Of nm adj
.ioust =hsnd frcusE7 saitimrrr @sra Urn DC
shall arrive, oil these matters will be at.
tended 70. "a ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-04-02

NOTICE - hereby aiven ,ha. unless ,i-s
Mate snd County taxes. due on the aforesaid
:ots or psrrras of lau,l and cottages. shall ba
pail TO me m o. bsfue the end Of ,liiiy ia,s
after the s''"ve publication ia completed, the
said LOT" ar parcels of land and cottages OF
'nch part thereof a. p,ay be necessary /, raise
the susi due thereon t"gr'her with Oh. co.., r.
advertising ant lrgai intere.t. shall be add &.
the highest bidder Tor tne pa u,el,t Of tue
same. ...
ROCT. T. TAYLOR.
Cd:.ctor.
Narca. Iasi,. ises-xw.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of ~ Dorado
- 81 In The D.Erict Court Of The llth JOdicisi
District
Action brought iu tie District Court 81 the Elev
Tntt judicial District and ihe Complaint fed In tie
County of III Dorado. IN the Office II the Ct-Tk o.
said District Court and for said County and SAte
T'r People Of the State Of California, 70 N. g.
HERRICk, Defendant, Greeting;
iru are hereby required TO HppeAr In an Action
brought aga,nSi you nv :. H. Dyer. piAintd, In the
D,s ret Court Of the Eleventh JIdiciAI District 10
AID or the County Of n Dorado. and TO ansUeT the
compriri filed he. Elm the % day Of June A. D.
vice. amer the sSTvic- you Of this summons-G
served within this county. a. served out Of this
county. bu, within thiI Judicial District, within
~-H:SA3y~i ;,p.'f peSVrA oetei HoA DlS.s!a., sA1
within forty dAys-or judgment BY default vlll b
taken against yru.
The sAh artion Il brought to obtain 1N55gmVha
against you fnr the Of f56S j. loo dur paibti6
10 Wit one hundred and seventeen do;iArs, balance
Of s,cuunt. snd toF sundry amounts kAld by plG on
your account, at your request. sInOantine 70 t4aS
81 l'S, as per account made paTt Of complaint,
copy Of which herewith aecOmpanirs,-And II yoa
fail TO ApPvAT and answer the said complaint -
above required, the BAid PianfiH viii take jusfgnent
against far said sum Of ejS3 81 .IN8 and costs,
according &" the prayer Of said complaint.
Witness. Hon. B p. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
- Attest, my hand, and the seal Of said
Is Court, In aud for SAd County Of Il Dorado.
- hereto AMKHd, At Once IA the City Of Pa
crIVille, this the I'd day Of June. A. D 1858.
THOMAS B. PArTEN. Clerk.
true copy Of the original sammoDS. Attest:
THOMAS o. PArTEN, Clerk.
sandersoD Williams, Auy's for PIE (iunelSmS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of 81 DOrAdo.-
~ In the County Court Sn and for said County
Horatio Westlake vs. His CrrditOVS-
In the matter Of the petition Of HorAIiS WGStiAke,
an lnsolVent Debtor.
Pursnan, to order on 6le herein, made By ne
Hon. James johnson, Judge OF the Court aforesaid,
notice is hereby given 20 all the creditors Of said
insolvent Debtor, oratlo WestlAke TO be and appear
before the Court Aforesaid, al the Court House OF
SAID County in the City Of PaeeTViIle, IN the 3oth
day OF July, A. d. 1863, At the hour Of 10 O'Clock
Why the prayer Of said insoivent debtor should NOS
be granted. and an assignment Of his estate es
made. and he be discharged from bis debts aud hA'
6ilities in pursuAn OF The Statute In such case
made and provided. And In the mean time, 1t Y
ordered that all judicial proceedings sgainSt Sai0
insolVent debtor be stayed.
t~- Witness my hand Anj the seal Of said
l. ( Court hereto = Aaxed, At once In the City or
- HAeerville, this l9h day of June, A. D.
1858 THOMAS b PATTEN, Clerk.
HrAR sLosI, Atty. for Petitioner. In
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
8aisrrIIanruus anbtrtising.
HON. O. L. vA1LANDtdHAM's
RsoORD ON ....
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
copies Of Mg. VALLANDIoHAHs prinelPal
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Also'
parts Of many Other Spsechea. with letterns lPeH
dents, votes, etc.Saetc. The-work has been care
fully edited and it 10 believed To present, IaiIIy
~,~Nr~-Sr~s ~ ~ S'J SlAksiDn .tO~the eauseS OF
O1I aa..Lzs.>.zS.ss3z Z s ySSsP sight remedies Tor
them, are attracting an extraordinary amount oil
public attention. al.
The work is on good, substantial paper, gao
pages, large SvO and is Ornumented with yer!
anrIy executsd steel engrsSsd Likeness VI AF.
Vsiiandtgham. 80,
PEIcR-Paper covers. 60 cents Cloth, Sl.Oi--
delivered by Mail OT Ex Press, prepaid ON reselIH
Of the price. whoiesAie-Paper covers. eS.Od per
dozen; Cloth. Se.Oo-TrAnsportation to be paid oy
the purchaser.
named. This is necessary in consequence OF q
considerable increase In the size Of the book also
the addition Of the engraving.
Send orders. with money enclosed. to Columbus,
Ohio, addressed to J. II. RILEY Co., or TO GOV.
MEDARY, Office Of "The Crisis."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
GIutbtng, Drp Guu0s, Etc.
Another New Arrival
Spring and Summer Clothing
s. BAMBERGER'S
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!

Consisting Of -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
Cashmere Coafgs
Fine Black DoeSkin, light and dark COLD
Cashmere 1@rseil1es and Linen
A larrs Assortment Of Cashmere, Elan.
mel and Cottonade Suits;
Velvet, Silk, 1arseilles and Cashmere
Also, Fine Assortment Of Silk, Beaver,
Cashmere, China, Straw and Pans-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Caters. from the best Manu-.
factories In the East. consisting Of
Benkert's, Wings, Godfrey's. etc.
Also, Complete Assortment Of Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Vaises, Etc, Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
az THE HIGHEST PRICE Ia
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
&rThankful to my patrons for former favors, I
respectfully ask q continuance Of the same, and viii
spare no effort to merit their approbatiOn.
8. BAMBERGER,
Next door TO Postofice Main street.
Gmsy9l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A G. z N T ,

- a q Z N I -
SAN FRAScIsto.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
" articles Of every description are solicited 10y the
undersigned.
residence in this city OF over ten years, and an
experience in the business Of nearly the same length
Of time, are considered sufficient to warrant the
hdence OF persons in the country who occasional
require TO make purchases heIe, through te agency
OF reliable party; or who may be looking for
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either tht
,ertiser o@sssSis services, sSsSTng all who in;ras
orders him that no effort sh III he spared to
cute their cOmasssiOns- salj<fFETcZ.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring formation concerning the under
signed, are referred To
VIM. T. Coleman 4 Co., San Prarcisco;
J. II. Coghl Co,
C. Langley. Druggist, q"
Flint, Peabody Co, "
Ira p. Rankin, "
Ross, Dempster / Co.,
J. Anthony L Co., Union ohice, Sacramento;
And tn Gelwicks January, Publishers Of the
MoCETAIN DEAOcRAT, Placerville.
n. .B.-Orders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Nelo-
deons, Sewing Machines, Watches. Jewelry, etc, will
be attended to by competent judges.
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent.
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
jv91-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
NOTICE.

A N ASSESSMENT me. 81 Of fifteen cents per
"A Share, was this day levied by the Trustees Of
the Blue Ledge Gold and Silver Quarts Mining Com.
pany, payable, Immediately to the Secretary, at the
ONCE Of the Company, In Coloms, or to L. d. In
goldsby, No. so, Merchant Street, Gan Francisco.
Notice 10 also given that transfer once has been
established at No. 30 Merchant street. San Francisco
and l.. d. Ingoldzhy, annninteA Agent -------.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. 81. O. DENVER, Secretary.
COIows, July is4, lsG8-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

TIH6 COUNTY B0AKD OF EXAMINATION meet
Il at Diamond Springs, on the second and Fourth
Saturdays ofeach M nth ,ats o'clock A. =.
Az Teachers should reeOeet that their ceTtiAes1es
hold good for one year only, from their date, and
should be renewed By . decentralization, At the ex-
piration OF that time. No Teacher can be Iegany
employed, or draw the public f4pAs, on ceriAsste
~. A. LYNDE,
eupt Public Schools for n Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August sta, lSee.-N
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q WIPES wHTL..
NJ sAEAH 7. BOLTON.


nj sAEAH 7. BOLTON.
o, say not he il dead II is too soon
As WSM shs Aun niEkt sss beisre his noen!
Say not That he is dead!
His fAes Is cold and pale on his shut eyes
Ana palIid iips shadswy mystery liesi
So ~ B0t say not he iS dead!
Dead, II the strength and blossom Of bis prime!
No, no! o heaven, o God, Il vas not time
- Not time for him to die
II be who is lts hope. its life, were Eons'
Soul Of my soui' reply
Na-oss he & ~ o9%NS. ..---' '~A,>'''.--' '-
Ten ne be ts not dead!
spSSL q him, trisnds, speak to him. he may wake,
But do not, Ibeseeeh, for Christ'S dear sake,
Tell me that he iS dead!
Mispale iips NOW not no, he cannot speak
Aud still the shadow lies on brow and check
o, would that could weep:
And msn speak calmly surely, but dream!
S4<@a A'as, do not sleeP "a
The world moves on hear its even treAdj
II thinks cares tolls and hopes, though be be dead
And gone beyond recall
Yet Il will mention and applaud bis name!
This ts tAs, prtse it pays, this breath Of fame
For love, hope, hfe-all, all
Dead in this hour of danger to the land
He pcrilled life to save o, death, thy hand
Has found =" shining mark :"
Dead. had saruered up my life in him!
Father, l cannot stay my way is dim,
My stricken soul 10 dark:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
NOTICE.

OHAREHoLDERS in the EAWKEYE MINING CO.
- are hereby notified that an assessment Of 62J
cents per share (of 25 feet sAch) on the capital
stock Of the nawkeye Mining Co. has this day been
levied and will be due and payable at our ONCE 10
Cold Springs, on or before July 2ist. 1853 share.
holders are also requested to come forward sign the
necessary papers and receive their certificates oi
stock In said Company.
By order Of Board Of Trustees.
DANIEL SLARLES, sec'y.
Cold Springs, June 1868 S-4W
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11

A CARD.-Prompted BY an honest desire Of
my heart, l wish to lay before the public a case
which deserves high commendatiOn. not only as an
act Of scientific skill, but OF humanity, also About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me. was seized with ft Of epilepsy, which, owing
to my inability to meet the expenses consequent up
on thorough medical treatment, and the discour.
agement met with attempting It, soon became
such (as was then led to belieVe) as TO defy the skill
of physician was frequently, while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrown down to the ground Without the
slightest warning and although insensble 10 the az
onieS, yet despised the miseries Of my life, and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
assistance or shelter me from danger as enemies who
sought to prolong the existence Of my miseries-
While in this state. and having previous To nv afic
tion tasted the sweets Of life, once more was In.
dnced to attempt seeking aid Of physician, and, bv
recommendations, eailed upon Dr.. L. J. Cxapkay. I
told him my circumstances and my inability to re-
ward HIN for bis services regardless OF which, how.
ever be undertook my case, and with the blessing Of
God was once more restored to perfect health
SHSSie 20 Te~ard MIN TCr me boon which enioy nj
present and yet conscious Of my indettedneSs. i
consider It due 70 myself and to al afflicted 10 make
the case public, in order that those in need of edI
cal Advice may 9nd physician in whom every cor.
0dencs can be placed. '0- -
ISL MEY1R YAHL0ssxY
etaie OF California, County Of ean Francisco. a.
subscribed and sworn 70 before me this ist day Of
AuSu@' =. D. 1900. GTLBgRT 4. GRAHR,
W Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
- NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigaed,
Administrator OF the Estate OF ANTOINE LANCE,
Decreased, will, pursuant 70 order Of the Hon
Probate Court In and for said county, otter for sale
Al public auction, on
Monday, the 96th Day of May.
A. y. 1858, At the hour Of la clock NJ Of said day
Al Sacramento Store, at LogtoWn, in Mud Springs
Township In sAid County all the right .tisIe and in
eres OF said Deceased In and TO the following de-
Scrhed real property, lying and being In the e6uny
ana SAte Aforesaid, and more particularly described
as follows, to Wit:
certain HOUSE AND LOT, IN LUGTOWN
known as the Sacramento Store" containing about
one acre OF land. bounded north By DettFeding ha-
vine west by the road, south BY Douglass lot and
east By SleigelS. ------,-,---
TERMS-CASH. JOHN THETsEN.
Administrator Of said Estate.
May 9Th, A. D. 1863
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is
hereby postponed until Saturday, June 9Th, 1858,
~ IL O'Clock, u. JOHN THEISEN,
- Administrator Of said Estate.
May 2Sth, 1858.
POSTPOMENENT.- above sale is
hereby postponed until Saturday, July 95th, 1858, ae
IL O'Clock, d. JOHN THEIeENs
Administrator Of said EstAtes
June 97th. 1868.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE PLAcERvILLE AND SAC. VALLEY RAILROAD Co.,
Placerville, June 18th, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that the 4th Asse ssmeut,
IN OF ten dollars per share on the stock OF the
PlscerVille and Sat ramento Valley Railroad Compa
ny is due and payable Ut the Oice OF the uDdeTsgn-
ed, in the City OF Placcrville, VI Dorado County
California, within thirty days from date.
All shareholders requested 10 make payment
or before that time, or such assessment will be
promptly collected in the prescribed by law
OGDEN sQUIRES,
june20m1 Sec'y P. aud 8. v. =. Z. 20.