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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
Trains Moving East,

ID. NJ. Il w. H. R.-Trains to and from the South.
west connect at Farley.
s1- CoNSEcToNs.-Stages leave Earlville on the ar.
rival Of the from the East Tuesdays Thursdays,
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Greek, Fay
ette West Union Decorah and st. Paul; and from Man.
chester Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays FOR Straw
berry Point and the north
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford, APP
lingon Island Grove, Ackley, Harden City, Iowa Falls,
Alden Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City Also GAINESVILLE, wavsrly Syracuse, Nashua Brad
ford, ST. Charles and Minnesota
GEORGE YOUNG. SsPsrhtsndsat.
s. 4. riNfO, 0euese HEt12As anu iickss Agsnt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

How FORTUNES ARE MADE AND LOST IN
WAR TIMEs.--The New York Journal eff
Commerce gives the following instances of
thehaEard of mercantile transactions during
war times:
An invoice Of six hundred bales of cotton
was consigned to this market on English ac
count. aItwas sold at ninety three cents per
pound, and the seller at once engaged his ex-
change for remittance Before the transact
ions were concluded, the turn came, and
both cotton and exchange came down. The
buyer of the cotton was not able to take it.,
but the buyer Of the exchange was compelled
to fulfill his agreement, SO that he was CON-
PEELED to pay 100000 on his part of the
transaction while the cotton still remained
nnsold Take another instance: A cele-
brated manufacturer bought of very clev-
er spoculator, eight hundred bales of cotton
for forward delivery at high price-say
eighty-eight cents. Cotton went down, down,
down, every day, and the manufacturer
warns into ranic. So he settles the matter
by paying over to the fortunate operator Q
check for $S4 1000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

EVEN Gen. German has made application
to be placed in command of negro brigade.
1t is sal. that every one of the officers who
have been peculiarly bitter in their denuncia-
ton of arming slaves are now in for it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

A country parson in Cornish, New Hamp-
shire, had a singular popularity of express
ion, always using the phrase, II flatter my
self" instead Of 81 believe" Having oc.
casion to exhort his congregation during a
revival, he "'fattered" himself that more
than nehalf OF them would beIdamned The
contrast between the sincerity of the preach
er and the amusement of his auditors, may
be imagined. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

The Burlington Hapksye comes to US with
beautiful new dress, the type being new
style of Brewer. The Haackeye is one of the
liveliest papers in the State, and we are glad
to see this evidence of its prosperity.
Iuoue Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

DAN Rice the celebrated circus clown,
has been engaged by DR.. r. G. Spalding,
of Albany for the coming season, at salary
Of $4,000. This is equal to the salary of
President Lincoln.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

MArRIMoNY has proved good speculation
forTom Thumb and his wife, who have taken
on en- average 81 600 per day for admission to
their ,levees, since their marriage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

GRAND LEAGUE REuNIoN-A grand re.
union of Union Leagues throug hout the
United States is to be held in Independence
Hall Philadelphia, on the 4th of July next.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

A strong. listed servant girl in New York
was recently assaulted by a couple of scoun-
drels named Mile, and she hoggsd them
both. A miss is always as good as mile
in this case it was better than two miles.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

GEN. Schofield has been ordered to report
to Gen. Rosecrans, in whose army he will
take command Of Division. He leaves st.
Louis in few days for his new field of service.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

THERE are two Generals Hovey in the De-
partment of Acknowledgement Alvin p. Ho
vey, Of Indiana, and General G. E. Hovey
of Illinois.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

He who asked the daughters hand and
got the fathers foot, had the consolation of
knowing that his wooing was not bootless.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
EMPLOYMENT,

The Undersigned has, for several past, been
gagged in business, which has yielded him at the
of three thousand dollars per annum, and Is willing
to teach it to others The business is of highly useful
and general character adapted both to cities and villages
and that any person of ordinary capacity, young
DID, male female acquire with few hours practice,
and by which they can produce handsome incope.-
Several young ladies who have received instructions from
me, both in New York State and Pennsylvania,
ing upwards of SIS per week by it, and there Is
why any else cannot do the same. Invalds even,
do well by it. rs it pcddlng affair, but busi-
that is perfectly respectable Gentlemen and Ia
dies of leisure who would like to learn the business for
their amusement pleasure will find the practice Of
it pleasant pastime, and one that they will take great
interest in. On receipt of IL, will send printed in
structions by which readily acquire the
att and these instructions will also contain every par
ticular relative to the carrying that it will bs
highly profitable The purchaser Of the printed instrc
tions will also be authorized to teach II to others and
have sometimes received high 5000 for teaching 1t
personally to single individual. would state further
that 80 So will buy everything that Is necessary
business with and the articles be got al
most anywhere in city country preferred, cno
furnish them. ADDRESS, ALYOkD I. PARSONS, No. SO
LT8ERTY ST., New York. '..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

GERRIrr 8aIrH, in his characteristic char
ty. has just given 81 900 to the New York
Irish Relief Fund.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after April LIST, the price of "TuE RsBELLIo
From that date the sale Of Parts fom Nos to a. wifi
be discontinued Back sets Of THn- RI sLLIoN REo-
ORR" will he sold only in volumes Pure ers and sub
scrbers who have not completed the four must II
once do 80. The work will continue to be published
. sseeI. Volume Will comprise seven parts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

THE REBELLION RECORD
is INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY PUBLIC AND rlI.
, rf VATE LIBRARY. stn r,Esa ii
The four volumes contain Es .. -..-.,-..
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IL. .aEssss E5&
Over ONE THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS and MAR
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Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BALLADS, ~
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Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and Anecdotes
Personal Daring and Bravery. -
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry, Strength and
Perfection, they are acknowledged
the g HEAD. AND FRONT" Of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

GES. SrMNER.-The Springfield Repubf-
can gives the following amusing account of
the turning point in Gen. Summers early
life - ..a.E".2 s..
..Gsn. Sumner when young man was a
stage driver among the Berkshire hills, and
this is how he happened to get into the
army. At a time in the winter when the
roads were dangerous, going down a steep
hill, the stage slowed and turned over, but
the horses kept on. One Of the passengers
pushed out of the door on the upper side Of
the cosch and clilned upon the box and at
tenn ted to take the reins from Summers
hands You let the reins alone, or I'll throw
you off = said the driver, with determination.
The passenger wisely abandoned his attempt
at interference, and Sumner guided the team
firmly till it was safe to stop them, dragging
the overturned coach along, and so saved
passengers and team. The passenger who
attempted to take the reins was Gen. Worth.
He was SO impressed with young Summers
sterling qualities that he cultivated his ac-
quaintance and induced him to join the army,
and the cool and determined driver made
an intrepid commander" .....sr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

The Pittsburgh Republican tells how Col.
Brown was induced to excuse the young lady
from Waiting with him. Col. B. i, good
looking and a famous dancer-patronizcs all
the country balls and adores the rosy checked
unsophisticated country girls. At late
ball on the frontier, some one who was pres
ent says, the gallant Colonel approached a
blushing dams,l and asked her to waltz,
when she replied: "No, | thank you,
don't like to waltz, it makes me puke."-
The Colonel surrendered
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
F A n MIN G NJ ILL
M A N u fla CTORY

Al CEDAR FALLS.
F5yO THE FARMERS NILLERs & GRAIN DEALERS
Il OF Black Hawk and surrounding Counties: The
designed having located at Cedar Falls for the
of manufacturing the Nash Cults Celebrated Grain
Separator, or Tanning Mill supposed to be the best Mill
now In use as was decided by awarding to it the First
Premium, at the United States Fairs of 1859 and
The Premium of $780, offered by the Board Trade the
city of Chicago for the Best Tanning Mill for farmers
use, was also unanimously awarded to this Mill The
sleeves and screens in this MIL arranged that
take the oues kind OF grain that be found and by
running through there cannot be found an oat or
fenlseed ofany kind and leaving nothing the pure No.
l, or seed wheat. My Mills made of the very best of
material that can be had, and will clean hundred
bushels OF Grain per hour. All warranted, if used ac
cordng to directions, to give satisfaction. SALE
Those in want of good No. Tanning Mill WILL if they
consult their own interest, call and examine my mills
before buying elsewhere. Terms or approved
paper as low as any other establishment Mills on hand
at all times Please call and see them. Shop on Main
Street, opposite Bishop 4 Benjarnin's Drug Store.
Cedar Falls, February 10Th, 1868. 46tf
VIM. Ii. STICKNEY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
/ Pair Of Female Copperhead. Caught.

From the Ceavland Herald.
Mrs. Moone, ard her daughter, from
HsMflton, Ohio, and relatives of Judge Clark
a teSding copperhead of Butler county, of
ths most malignant persuasion, were arres-
ted in Cincinnati, on the Sd. on board a
Stlapner bound for Memphis, under suspc-
bn That they were conveying contraband
goods to the rebels. They denied the charge
but the officer said they must disgorge
The young Moone had concealed upon her
person from twenty-five to fifty letters, adj
dressed to sundry Colonies, Captains, Ma
jors, etc, IN the rebel army, and in huge
hustle or sack, fastened to her person, she
had forty bottles of morphine, seven pounds
of opium, and quantity of camphor, all of
which was taken possession Of by Mr.. Rose,
in the name of ''Uncle SAM" After the
young lady was caught she got on the ram
page, and shouted for jeff. Davis in the most
beautiful style. The ladies together with the
correspondence, were handed over to the
custody oftbe military authorities, to be dealt
with according to the rules and regulations
in such cases made and provided.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
GEN. MCCLELLAN JOINS THE CHURCH.--Tl

GEs, MCCLELLAN JOINS THE CHURcH.--The
New York Journal Of Commerce says:
Among those who united with Rev: Dr.
Adams Church on Madison Square, last
Sunday, were Gen. Mcclellan, and Mrs
Marcy and daughter-the lattert he Generals
nother-in law and .sistcr-in-law, who Joined
by letter-the former by profession The
scene was. witnessed by a large and deeply
interested congregation. The font and altar
were beautifully adorned with flowers, it be-
ing Easter Sunday, but there was no depar
ture from the usual observnaces On such &C.
casions. s, s.8 ..-.trr 2. ... ...
A novel mode of Fighting has been intro
duced in Baptist church Just built in Phil
adelpha. There is not gas burner visible
in the audience room. In the PANELS Of the
ceiling are circles of ground glass two feet in
diameter. Above each of these, in the loft,
is an :argand burner, and over the burner a
powerful reflector. The effect is just about
the same as if there were thirty full moons
shining in the ceiling. The light is not
sharp and intense, but abundant and mellow
and not painful to the eye.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
Legal advertisements
IN THE DIsTRICT CoURr m

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OG~.
l. Twelfth Judicial District OF the etate ~ q IHE
rT 70 snG aHGn DOT 1ee Cy Snd C0Dny Of San RtSsc
SILVER MINING COMPANY, PiaintIS' And
GOULD 3 CURRY SILVER MINING Gnas. ~ faA
AND HENRY 7. ?. OoMsToCK, DefendSD,.r D,.rANH
Action brought In the District Court ~ a.
Judicial District Of the State Of CSIitosn9 LWehh
for the city and County Of San PrancISco 70 and
complaint filed In said city and countv ~ APd tie
cisco, In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said Disrsct rsaa
The People Of the State Of California s.DS Court
ing to The Gould Curry Silver MIMI ~ sreet.
and Henry T. P. ComstOck, defendaDts. OOmpany
You are hereby required to appear In
brought against you By the above named PsIsalon
in the District Court Of the Twelfth Judic.I nntA
Of the State OF California, in and for ths Dsetet
county Of San Francisco, and to ansver ,Iy an4
plant filed therein within ten days fexrIn,e eoee
day Of seryce! afer the service you Of ~ s
mons, II served within this county or n saA-
Of this county, but in this District wIahS 80 - o
| days; otherwise within forty days or inAsN sNe1ty-
default will be taken against you accordio. u E
prayer Of said complaint. !" TIE
The said action Is brought TO obtain A.. o.,
relief: ''noNhg'
Erst-That an account may be taken =, III.
products OF the Gould Curry mines i'm - su u
nave Deen IN the possesstoA - the defendants =. ii
ther OF them, aud that the defendants ns- % =
creed to pay 60 the plAiRdas three y de.
with interest from the time tie razne WaSrscs,eO
by them respectively. s9eiVeds
seeSnd-Iha' the said Gould 4 Curry Give, y, .
ming Company, its officers and agents. mSS & "
joined from making any dividends or IN am - ea'
distributing any portion Of the receipts or nanner
said Company amongst the Stockholders tberS.s1 s1eW
til the amount found due the plaintiffs shalI ~ , Sn,
paid. "siaiy
Thrd-That Receiver may be anno,D,.a
property and effects OF the said Gould Car a.. ne
Mining Company, and that on the amopnt asA.'r oiv'r
plaintiffs as afOr eSaid being Ascertaned hs uue NE
directed and required to collect the same frosyee %
property Ossaid Gould 4 Curry Silver MinInS = 0s
pany, so far as the will 20, and tbe Sous>
from the Stockholders thereof pro rata nrcosd,Aee
the amount Of stock owned by them respeetiSs,t %
said Companyand to pay the same to said Pi.;.y,.Ln
fouTih-That the said plaintiffs NAV ha~" vi
further or other decree or relief herein =. s.eA
Court shall seem meet and shall be aTYee,Si.s s y
equity. with'cos.s. sS"e 70
And you are hereby notified that " Won fan Ia.
pear and answer the said complaint a. aho.s Y
qGired. the sad plaintiffs will apply to the Con-, e
;he relief demanded in the complaint.
4 ~ Given undeT my han. and seal ~ A..
stAL. District Court Of the Twelfth Judiri,I ~
. - trict, o. the State OF California In sn5 =
the city and county 81 San FrancIs Isco this I7,b ~.
OF Orl"ber in the year Of our Lord one thop.ssz
eight hundred ard sxty.three. '~o0
VIM. LOEWY, Clerk,
/ Per wv. X. SITTEALEE Den III
Evd. rompkins Paintins' Atty. octsims
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
SUMMONS,


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dor,Ao
- SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh IN
cial District 'N0'
Action br ,Gglt in the District Court Of the IL,
cn'h Juiic'al District, and the complaint hled In X.
County Of III Dorado. in the once OF the C1.,t :,
sad District Court in and for said COunly ~
state. 80
Ths People Of the State OF California. to JOs. Z
CoS1EE, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required 10 appear In an aeta.
brought against hy samuel 4. Hainlin, PAIntiS
in Tie District Court Ut the Eleventh. Judicial n.
trict. in and for the County 81 II Dorado, and =
answer tie complaint fled therein on the ath dav A.
August, :. d 1855 within ten days fezclusive "a"
day Of ser,icr), after the s-rvire on vou ~ M
sumInrus-tf served uiibn this COUNTY: II s.,r-1
out NJ this county, but within Ills Judicial D.,st
within twenty days; or. II served out Of sa,d h.
u l. U' u tlh iusty days-or judgment bV 4.
:ailt S'l' be taken against you.
TIE slid action Is brought to obtain Iud1vo.o,
against !ru tot lie sum Of seven hundred deilarI
ne "A u amount being due one =. u. Brown foy -,
wees a''d labor IN ploWLg upA certain tract ofisnA
upon the kaE'h known as the Knickeyho-es,
Edn'l, IL II u faio County, aud AoEiuR the sans
v u. vN'' ani furnishing the seed for the same a.
per '"",ract heiWeen said Brown and J. y CO..,
P''vifAhi,-iir sad Rc' OUT having been IFaussry
ret to '''r SD PAint!f by the said Brown Tor a nj,
uAh'r 'ot 'idcratirn and IL you fail 10 Aptear and
anSs,r the said complaint a. above r.UuireJ ~
-" f...niiS VI! tEGe Judgment against you for .sA
sum of s1i' AID costs according 10 the nravsr :,
sad complaint.
Nnn, -. Hon n y Myre., Judge OF said Ds,,,,,
Court ~ M T'YrnN Judicial District
- Attest my hand. and the seal Of .a
/ : Co4Fi' N and for said County of u DOrado,
t"te', af.Ntd At cfhce IN the CITY OF IA.
ctf''i'e tA.S the :'th day "f August. A. D. lS6S
THOMAS. b. PATrEN, Cierk.
PA "KNBLrwLs Pm. AIRY Sm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
SUMMONS.

GTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of T., Dor,do-
- s. la Ne District Court q he I'm Judicial
k.,;r'ct. '' '-'
A'i"n h,oHsl; N the District Court OF the Ekv.
er Judicial !i,'r :, and The courla inl filed in The
t"aHiy - ~ b.r1do, in the once - the Clerk Of
AL b-ri't C"G!; "a and f"r said County and State
The People of th- state ~ California, 10 DUNCAN
LIAM. De'cuddrt. Greeting:
.4 axe i.'t'hr repaired To- appear in An aeticn
- So agar - y'u hy Margaret 4 Mclean. Plain.
i" III The District Court OF the VI. y.n,h Judicial
! II III Ai'i + the County Of II Dorado and 10
ln'~"I Tie Complaint filed iLry5n ofI the 2ls; dnY Of
September, u l>it' W.thiI Ten DAYS texclu,ve Of
the DAY Si ssrViceo amer the service on you Of tA,
,yt'z~ tt served within this couusy 4 ssTyrd sus
- ms ruGitY but Eit'.'n ts judicial District With
IN twenty DAYS or. II served out - said District
'h'h HilI'n IofiY day. or, II by public Atinn three
H".;h' rom III Ate thereof Judgment by default
" u h. taken against you
The SAID nrtion Is brought TO obtain judgment and
decree 81 divorce, d. solving the bonds Of mairi.
nl"hy eNs.'nr between you and The said Plaintiff
VI 4 M"L-an, and II you fail u appear and an.
W.T. We sAid complaint as above required. the said
fiN'hiF WIZ AXE Judgment against you for sAd de-.
'rr" Judgment and costs, according TO the prayer Of
S'.'i complaint
N'tnr,., lIeu. b. + Myres, Judge Of said Nstrie,
Court o. 'he Eleventh Judicial District.
Attest my hand, and the seal Of saH
l. - t"utt' ~ and for said County OF ~ Dorado,
htTcto afhx,i. at once IN the C.iy Of Pa.
cerNIlle, this the I'D day Of September A. D. 1888
THOMAS u. PATTEN, Clerk.
" h. SuEtEiR, Pies Any. sep?enS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
THE DIFFERENCE.

The King can drink the best Of wine
So can
And has enough when he would dine-
So have II
And cannot order Rain or Shine
Nor can /.
Then where's the diference-let me sec
Bstwixt my Lord the King and me'
Do trusty friends surround his throne
Night and day!
Or make his intel their own'
No, not they.
Mine love me for myself alone
BLESSED be they.
And that's one difference which see
Betwixt my Lord the KING and me-
Do knaves around me lie in wait
To deceive?
Or faWn and aAtter when the hate,
And would grieve?
Or cruel pomp oppress my state
BY my leave
No Heaven be thanked! And here you see
More difference 'twixt the King and me
He has his ISols, with jests and quips,
With which he'd play;
He has his armies and his ships
Great are they
But not q child to kiss his lips
Well-a day!
And that'S difference sad to see
Betwi1t my Lord the King and me
Iwear the cap and he the crown
What Of that?
sleep on straw and he on down
What of that?
NJ Ga;4H W. - ~ ~
What of that?
II happy I, and wretched he,
PeThdps the king would change with me!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTiON is cHii.d II the frnuwir: list -
n American and Fore ~ Period .',.. f.r wi..r.. |
r-c-.vr suh.,rilt.uus. PcrmtncI; ARA. erf.,s:-
having been made hy the United States ,ivNtri.
incnt Tor tie carrying oi the ua : fr,ua Il At'.r.
tic Satcs by steamer tlree t.m"- u E"ith, ara
ready to receive subscriptions Al rIlc iowr.
rate than formerly. The same cAr- AID attention
will b. paid g The forward y" - az - -kr..s. for
wh.yht- --tnii shn"ut has gained -, = nn ,i.y.a.
he reputation throlg!roui tl,r H., f. tos>;
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07
CONsTABLE,s SALE.

I(h virtue ~ two several executions issued By
- J"hn Bush, Justice Of the Peace fur PAcerTlls
Township. County Of E Dorado, State Of California,
70 me directed, upon judgments rendered iA Ihe
Ji>tce's Court oi ,. II. Harmon, Justice Of the
Trac" Tor said township. to wit: one rendered Feb.
IN iedl, IN favor Of Richard Kiene and againSt the
Pacihc Quartz Mining ComlIan ny, oh which there Is
4 balance unSatished Of $50 47-Iu0 and one In "a.
vcr ot }. j. Reynolds against said Pacific Quarts
Mining Company, on which a balance Of 600 SO-!O
remains unpaid, Judgment rendered March 9Th 1851,
have levied upon and seized and will expose for
sale at public auction, To the highest bidder at the
Cour; House door. in the City OF Placervle,
On the 7th Dey of November.
A. D. 1863 at the hour Of IL o'clock NJ all the right
title, interest nd claim Of the above named defend
ant in and TO the following described property lying
and being in the township of PlacerVille county and
State aforesaid, TO wit: All that certain twenty
stamp Steam Quartz Mill, with the engines and ma
chineTy belonging to the same situated on the souih
side Of Pacific street. In the City OF Placeryle With
the lot or tract Of land which the same Ia situaied
fronting three hundred feet more or less on said Pa
cihc street and running back about one hundred and
twenty feet, the same known as the "Pacinc Quartz
MIL Property together With all the rights Incl.
dents, and privileges pertaining to the same
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF October,
a. d. 1863. A, SINONT0N,
IS Constable in and for sad Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07

eS Any Newspaper, Magazine or Review, not
mentioned in the above list, will be furnished to or
der. Subscriptions received for all the Sacramento
and San Francisco wecklies, at publishers prices.
S. HARRIS,
BOOK, STATIONERY AND NEWS
DEPOT,
Postofice building, Corner Main st. and Plaza,
sept26m3 pLACFRVIIIE
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-07

Masonic. - st. james Royal Aren
Chapter, No. 16, holds Its regular meetings In Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the first WednesaoAy
Of each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, N. z. u. r.
is. TIrUs, Secretary.