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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02
OF HARTNETT.

Safe of Wisconsin,, Grant County,--ss Grant County
Court In Probate, May Term, 1868, Present, VIM.
McGoniga Judge. In the matter of the estate Of
Bartholomew Hartnett, decd
On this day Ed. d. Lowry, executor Of the last
will and testament of said deceased andfon his motion
it is red that proof of all claims and demands OF all
persons against said deceased ard als claims and de-
mands in Offset thereto be heard and examined before
heudge of this court at the court house in Lancaster
in said county the first Mondays a August and No.
vember, A. ID, 1868, and that six months from and at
Ter the date hereof being allowed and limited for cred
tors to present their claims laid judge for adjust
msnt and allowance Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given all such creditors AMI all others n
erested in said estate by publishing acopv OF this or
Ger for four successive wee& IL the Grant County
lc.ald, weekly newspapeTRubshad at Lancaster, in
said county, and also by pQing like Copies in four ()
public places in said coun witbip twenty days from
the date hereof--Dated May 4th. 1868.
4S.w4 WMs McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. = VAN
100 EsrATE.


Under and by virtue OF order Of license issued
out Of and under the seal the county court of Grant
county Wseonsin dated this 18th day of May, 1868,
we will sell public vendue at the front door OF the
in Lancaster in said Grant county, on the
sixth day Of june, A. D., 1868 at one o'clock, f. NJ,
the following described premises and real estate be-
longing the estate Of Henry Van Week, late of Grant
county, deceased situated in the Town Of Jamestown
in said Grant courty towit Commencing at the east
corner of d. Peyton's land in the Town OF Jamestown;
thence running north on the jamestown road to the
corner Of L. Chases lot; thence westerly the line Of
said Chases lot to the south west corner thence on
line with j. D. Sadders lot to the centre Of the high
way; thence east and south along the centre OF the
highway to the place beginning, excepting the lot
sold 10 Anton euler, said tract being the ate home
stead of said deceased and being Section twelve 2
Township No. one ~ north of Range two ~ west.
Also lot north OF l.. Chases LOT aforesaid; also one
house and lot being lot No ~ in Section No. one
~, Township M. one ~, north Of Range No two
(2) west Of fourth principal meri clan.
Terms of sale made known at the time and place Of
sale MATTHEW VAN NLECK,
Nsw4 LAWRENCE VAN VLECK,
Administrators Of Est. Of Henry Ysn Week.
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL SIZES!

Carte de Visites,
Cfayon or Vignette Photographs, Ambrotypes,
Letter Pictures, Views of Residences, &c.
Particular attention paid to Copying and Enlarging
Pictures. Lkenesses Of sick deceased persons taken
at private residences Using the best of material feel
confident can satisfy all who favor with their pa
pronage. Very Resp'y, #. VAN DE WALL
Photographic Artist.
BIO insure good pictures Of Children they must
be brought in the morning of clear day,
Lancaster Sept. TO- 1867.
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Insurance.
HONE INSURANCE!
Madison Mutual,
For lnsuring Only Farm Pro0..,
ndTsolated BUILDINGS
NOT EXTRA HAzAspo,,.

IneOrpOratedin 'Si-Located at x.di,o, r,
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STOoK FOR SALE.
sHeG1, HORSES AND OTHER sTock.

Having on hand too much stock. hereby offer at
lag stock.
ISpln good work Horses 5 year old GiIr, in foaI;
90 head choice Sheep sLeaiod
Call at my farm the hurricane Grove, six miles
south Of Lancaster, address by letter Hurricane,
Grant Co, wis. A. g. BONHAM.
Hurricane, May II, 1868. 4s.w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC!

I LIQUORS!
Having taken Who'esale License, lam prepared to
furnish Liquors Of all kiLef by tie quantity. Gall at
the Provision Store J. NAT BAN.
Lancaster, June 4, 1862
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02

AMBROTYPES, Sc. sc.

Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to
ne sipce my commencement in the Photographic Art,
would inform my friends and the public generally that
am prepared to take
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NOT OVER $4,000 wtRTR OF nm.
TY INSURED AT ANY oNp nuPRR

No. ofPolicies unexpiEed, (now In foroa
Amount of Premium Notes onupexniraS3B lara
S24I975 81 oileies NV
Amount of Cash on hand aud other Cash a..
$46,ll2 40 sn Assets
Amt of Unimpaired Capital, in n
cluding Prem. Notes, Aug. l,'e2.} 92SS, o0o
~, This Company is one Ofthe Oldes, ana 49,, y
cessful Insurance Companies in the Nort ~ nostsus
Its present strength and prosperity ~ -, West
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02
DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS:

JoHN W. BoYp, President. IF HopK,vs W,
d. WoRTHNcToN, Secretary S. D. HAsT1Sos Tlee rf's,
GEo. +. HASTINGS, General Agent '''''psN
l.. BASF0RD, Glen Haven, Agent
46-ly S. 7. CT ARK, Platteyle, Assistant Av.r,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02

IL The sourest cider ID the void is
made from the annles .of z
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Homestead & Farmers TnSuran,, r,,.

enables Il 10 challenge tba oor,...,., FSA!i
eastern Insurance Companies not excented al oiAsu
We say, let Western Institutions cove, 81
Western men, and compete with the sro ny aeliu
Corporations OF the older Eastern States ~ ncai
ready grown rich out legitimate busiD ma laeI
ance. Wlrsgt
On each 500 worth Of property i5sr,oa..
of FIVE years Premium Note OF " and vi TEN
um, STA centsSuryey and Policy 1850, bnt 'ss ru
cher exposures within 100 feet, the Tats' 1es an
creased to equalize the Hazard. '' 9i @ia
For further particulars see Circulars. an
oatiopa nv laffar will ba c0mmuni
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
DaekIng a secesher.

" Artemus Ward" gets Of the following
good hit at the giant intellect at the
White House
AS observed, we all sat there before
the fire; and presently we was jined by
my full and efficient ochestry, Her Yaw-
cub Won Skimmerhorn. He plays the
hand organ in my show, and to my mind
there's no sweeter music than flows from
an organ, altho' do not myself grind. |
remember compOSin' dirg on my step
cousins death, with chorus which
sung with marked effect, accompanied by
the organ.
Ny OcheStra is gigantic German, and
can lick yardful of wildcats before
breakfast without swcatin' hair. He'll
bear lettin' alone about as well as any
man ever saw. So told him if he
heard anybody smaller than he was talk
in secesh, to gently toss him into the lake,
and then pull him out He said he'd do
It, and l reckoned he would
"Where has my Yawcub been :" said.
Dutchman, what Of the night?'
He's been sousin secesSionists in the
lake"
"That's quite right. Don't let the
horses drink there for a day or two
Your conduct, Yawcub pleases me. So
you put the vile secesSioniSts in the drink,
did you, Yawcub 2" and | larfyd at the
idee.
"Yaw," be said, "I.buts dem all ir.-
Dey schqueal like ter TAM"
The door here opened, and Mr.. Simp.
kins, the village lawyer, entered.
He was a picter to behold His hat
was off, his hair looked like parcel Of
drowndid rats, and his garments was
soakin' wet
Why, bless me, Simpkins, I'm afeard
you're wet"
"Ohl you are, are you!" he replied
"well, perhaps am a leetle moist. Your
big Dutchman there has been THROWN US
into the lake pretty lively this cvrnin'.-
He said it was your orders TO duck all the
seceshers; and on my tellin' | was
Union man, he said that wouldn't save
me onless took the oath in Dutch"
He has fine appreciation of Amcri-
can humor !" said the editor of the Bugle.
You've carried this little too far my
forrin fiiend," said |, land must super
cede you; aItho' | may give you noun
tin department. You can retire to Gluu.
cester. Massachusetts. 1t is necessary"
said, 'to put the foot down til mly once
in while. shall adopt new views as
fast as they appear to be true views
What do about things do it about 'em,
and what don't do, don't do, not much
don't. My wife don't either"
What's the matter with the old fnol:"
inquired Betsy, layin' down her knittin'
work and commin' to me.
"The giant intellect wanders!' mur.
INJURED the schoolmaster.
Perhaps" said Mr.. Simpkins, who
was ringing the water out of his coat tails,
"perhaps its suthin with sugar in i'll"
Neither" said |. "My mind is clear,
I'm lucid. Tm honest Old Art. And I'll
tell you little story. When lived
"Ha!" cried the editor of the Bugle, "a
dispatch! dispatch !" and he tore a pa.
per from the telegraph boy, who stood in
the doorway. "It's from Washington
Washington is safe !"
1t must be safe, said. II don't care
whether there's gun in Washington or
not. Let all the men we've been sending
there for the last year and a-half Just lay
on the outsquirts of the town, and it will
take the entire rebel army six months to
climb over them! Yes, think Wash
iDgton is safe!"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

MILK, TEA AND CoFFEE.-In Professor
LOOMS article on FOOD" in the last
Patent Office Report, he thus speaks of
Milk, Tea and Coffee:
Milk contains in solution not only a
due proportion of carbon, hydrogen, oxy-
gen and nitrogen, but all the other ele-
ments necessary for the construction of
bone, nerve, etc, and hehee is always a
proper food in all circumstances of health.
Tea derives its beneficial properties not
from its direct supply of nutrition, but
from its affordinG a peculiar substance
called "Theine," the effect of which in
the system is to diminish the waste, thus
making less food necessary. Tea thus
has q positive economic value, not as SUP.
plying but as saving nutriment.
Coffee, though Of taste so little allied
to tea, derives its value in precisely the
same manner and from nearly the same
substances. Its value and effect in the
system is therefore the same as those
above stated. 1t is hence evident that
milk, tea and coffee are valuable articles
Of 5S0ud under all conditions o! temper
ature,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

THE Power OF SEA- waves. The force
with which the waves Of the German
Ocean fall upon objects opposed to their
fury has been measured with great care at
the Bell Rock Lighthouse. This massive
structure, rising ll2 feet above the sea
level, is literally buried in foam and spray
during the ground swclls, when there is
no wind. Experiments have proved that
the pressure of the waves sometimes
amounts to 3,0l3 lbs. on the square foot.
When this lighthouse was building, in
1902, storm came Oh, aid six large
blocks OF granite, which had been landed
on the reel, were thrown over the ledge
to distance Of fifteen yards, and another,
weighing nearly tn, was lifted out Of
the sea by the waves and thrown upon
the rock. Stones measuring upwards of
thirty cubic feet and weighing two tons.
are frequently lifted from deep water and
thrown upon the Bell Rock during storms.
The lighthouse keepers call these bould.
ers Sea Travellers" During the erecting
of lighthouse on Skerryvore Rock, OH
the west coast of Scotland, exposed to the
full fury of the Atlantic, without ridge
Of land between it aud America-the
pressure Of the waves was found, during
heavy guile, TO reach 6,0S3 lbs. on the
square foot; in summer it is only ell
los Thus the greatest pressure is nearly
three tons on the foOt-a force which is
terrific in its destructive effects.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
CONsTARLE,s SALE

Rf virtu" OF an execution to me directed issued
- out OF the Court OF John Bush, Justice OF the
Peace In and for Pacerviile Township County of II
Dorado and State Of California, upon Judgment
rendered therein on the 1lth day Of December A. d.
l>62, In favor Of d. l.. Munson, Jonas Munson and
Joseph Munson, and against L. c. Leikins, James
Smi'h and Luke Smith, for the sum of ffiy nine 25-
I'h dollars, debt, and tWenty-0ne 1j-lOO dollars
costs OF suit, together with accruing costsI 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 Piacervle,
On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1868, at the hour OF 2 o'clock p. NJ, all the
right, title interest and claim Of the above named
defendants in aud to'he following described proper
~ lying and being in the township of Placerville,
County and State aforesaid, TO wit:
That certain Quartz Lead known as the "Black-
-Sniihs Lead" commencing at point near Leikins'
cdbln. and raining south 6 feet and north 4H feet
together with quartz mill with four stamps, waite r
power, and all and singular the tenements heredit
aments and appurtenances theTeunto belonging or
i'll anywise appeTtaining.
Given under my hand, this 24th day Of January, A.
d. 1868. A. SIMOSTON
IS Constable in and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
County Central Committee.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT CorRT-HOn h. =. N,er. Jc.e.; rheD,. IA
rAueh' terh. Regular Terms epfanea,y a Zee ,erans
Of February and May aud ,Lrj Nnaays Of
COUNTY COCRI-HOn. james johnson. Judge: Thom,. q
Paen Cierk-hods its regular Terms on the 6rs Nand.S
Of January, Nay and September. ~ " -O0N~''
COURT OF SESSIoNS-Hen james Iohusop P...IAins
teS' 1eouf Inn Hiram FAX Associate J1NtIrT
and Thomas Patten, CleTk-hpds H.. regular TrrS a ~
nrst Mondays OF March. July and NOVEMBER - -
raobAT6 CoCkI-Hon. James johnson, Judge; FAAznas
PAten cierkhOds regular TerI on he fourh Hs"S.y
Of each month. ~ 'V~ANA ASaoAy
B0AkD OF SCPERvlSoRS--SohsstS Of 6eorxs " Sswup
=, =, stront Ahd H. frtce Thomas r. Pattep Clerk
hoa regular nestiHss On the rt Monday month
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

oh dark and sullen wave Of Time,
Forever onward flowing,
We drift like seh-weed on thy breast,
Nor kDoW where thou art golngi
Like bubbles on Summer stream,
Our lives glide onward ever,
And hoat at last down to the past
Upon the silent river.
Though dark clouds gather round our way
We must not stop TO sorrow;
The sun that hides his face 10 day
MAJ brightly shine Tomorrow
And should he not, life's storm and cloud
Will vanish soon forever,
And peace and rest be found at last
Beyond Times rapid river.
No giIded bubbles must we chaSe,
No dreams of f1eeting pleasure,
But steadily bear down hfe's stream
A freight Of fadelcss treasure
And when upon its twilight waves
Life'a last faint sun6eams CULVER,
Launched on eternity's broad sea,
Wen leave that silent river.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
PlaeerviIle Post Once.

THF MAILS Cor Sacramento. San Fransisco ana
ior '' u, mis- State, close every day At thp
office at o'clock, PM.
The mails for the Atlantic States, and Eureps.
close at this ONCE every day at IL o'clock II.
The Malls for Oregon and Washington Territory.
close every day ate o'clock p
The Mails for GrizEly Plat close at this ofic
every Wednesday, morning at 6ocloek.
The Mails for Newtown close az 6 O'Clock, AN.
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
The mails for CedaFville and Indian HisxfBFs
close Al 8 O'Clock A. NJ, every Monday and friAay
The Mails for Cold Springs and Coloma eIOsseS
cry day, Sundays exCepted) at 5 O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mai
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Aatnrdsys q 81
O'Clock P. n.
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake CiI
close every day at 10 oelack t.
OFFICE HOURS.-Prom 8 O'Clock, A. II, ,tint
L.; and from till 9, P. ~, (Sundays excepted,
On Sondays-FrOm . uDtil10, A. NJ, sDdf
Suntil% T. m. ?. N. ". b. R0D6EAe, 2. -.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of ~ Dorado -
- In the Probate Court iu and f,r sad County.
In the matter e the Estate ard Guardianship Of
Henry Silluzn. aD insALe person
The next Of kin ~ said Henry Siihuan. and all
Irrs s0ns interested. are hereby notified TO BE- and
appear before the Court aforesaid, in opel Court,
the Court room of said Court. In the City Of Placer
vile at the hour Of ten o'clock \. VI. % Monday.
the I'D day OF February A b. 1853 to thsn aud
t'rrr show cause, II any they can, wl.y An order
should not b. granted L. IS l,piirs. Guardian of
ihe E,taIe Of SAID Henry Sd.:Aau a. Iusan person,
authorizing and empowering hii ,u ell tie real cs.
tate belonging 10 the Estate of said s.liman.
Iy order ni the Court.
Witness my hand aud seal Of said Cour;
L hereto affixed, al once in tht Cly q! Pa
- cervie, this 2,th day of Janulry. A. b.
iSt3 THOS. Is PATTEN, CLERK,
Dy 0.DkN SuCtEE>. Hcpuiy.
SN>pERsoS WILLIAMS. A't'ys for GuAI dian
iiaISiUJl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
PROBATE NOTICE,

S,TATE OF CALIFuRNIA, County q; u Dorado.-
y In the Probate Court. in and for sAid County
In the matter OF the Estate OF J. D. Uulhng5Nurth
Deceased.
Al persons interested are hereby uo;lsvd TO be
and appear before the Court aforesaid, In open
Court at the court room Of said Court. IN th- Cty
Of Placerville at the hour Of ten o'clock A. VI. OF
Mnnhay, the I'd day "f March. A. Il So. to then
there show cause, II Anv they can, why order
should not be granted TO the Administrator and Ad
u.idStratrix Of the Estate ~ SAID decreased au;hor
* and empowering them 10 s-i portion VI thc
real estate belonging to the estate Of said deceased
Hy der Of Court.
-, Witness my hand and seal 0. said Court
L, s. hereto affixed. at ONCE in the City of Pis-
- cervic, Ills the 2>,h day a. January, A. d.
lSG3. THOS b. PATTE\. Cl,rk.
Jan3ltd By OGpLN SQriKES DcI,uiy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
> In the County Court in and for said County
Jacob Winkleman VS. His Creditors.
In tn. matter OF the Petition Of Jacob Ninkleman
an Insc,vent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on fle herein, Rade By the
Hon. James johnson, Judge OF the Court aioreSalu'
notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said
Insolvent Debtor. Jacob WinkiemNe, toIH = y
pear before the Court Aforesaid. at the Court House
Of said County in the City Of Pacerve on the Ssth
day Of Frby A. D 1853 at the hour Of ten o'clock A.
NJ OF said day to show cause, II any they can. Why
the prayer Of laid insolvent debtor should not he
granted and assignment Of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
10 pursuance Of the StAtnte in such case male and
provided. And, in the meantime, it is ordered that
all judicial proceedings against said nsolYeni debtor
be stayed. .
- Witness my hand and the seal OF said
L. e. Court hereto affixed, at flee in the City Of
--' PlaceTVille, this 2Iih day Of January A. D..
1863 THOS. B. PATTEN, Clerk.
By OGDEx SerIREs Deputy.
IA HoRSBLoWER, Au'y for Petitioner. elm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
CONsTABLE'S SALE.

nY virtue Of an execution to ME directed, issued
HD out Of the Court Of John Bush. Justice Of IN.
Peace In and for the Township of Placervie, County
Of Fl Dorado. and State Of CalfarRia, upon judg-
ment rendered therein on the 1Ith day OF December
A. D. 1862, In favor Of NJ. ? Clayton and against
L. C. Leikens, James Smith and Luke Smith, for the
sum Of one hundred and seventy-6ve 7l.l0U dollars
debt, and tWenty-one 75-l0O dollars costs of suit
together with accruing costs,-I have levied upon
aud seized and will expose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder at the court house door in the
City of PlaeeTviIIe
A--- On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1853, at Fhe kour -ef2 o'clock p NJ. all the
right, title, interest and claim Of the above named
defendants in and to r. SOlIOwing described prop.
erty, lylag and being in the township O. PIaeervr,
County and State Aforesaid, to wit:
That certain Quarts Lead known as the Black
Smiths' Lead" commencing at point near Leikins'
cabin, and running south 800 feet and north 400 feet
together with quartz mill with four stamps, water
power, and all and singular the tenements, heredi
taments and appurtenRnces thereunto belonging or
In anywise apDertaining. -
Given under my hand, this Path day OF January.
A. D. 1858. A, SIHOST0N '''
ts Constable In end for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
From the Banner Of Light.
AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN.
By A SoJplBR.


Along the paths Of the mountain
Moves up the dark. blue line,
The 0un-wheels grind O'eT the bouldeTs,
The FURNISHED bayonsts shine.
Way up in the leafS covert
The curling smoke betrays,
Where the foe threw down the gauntlet,
And the answering lannon's blaze,
ne crack Of the Minnie rife,
Tha ahriek OF the crashing shell,
The ring Of the hlRhing sabre,
Thairtale Of eoufiiet tell,
They ten Of the dear lives lying,
Waras food IN Natures lap, %
IRE the starry Flag in triumph
Waves through the mountain gap
NlRht drops her pitytug mantle
To hide the bloody scene
Next morn q thousand dead men
MARI where the foe has been.
And where the ere was hottest
Two mangled eorseS lay
One clad 10 bright blue jacket,
And one in hOmespun gray.
Their hands are elasped together,
Their bloody bosOms show
Each fought with a dauntlcss purpose,
And fell meath each others blow
They fell, and the crimson mingled,
And before the paling eye,
Rack rolled the storm of the conflict
To the peaceful days gone by.
Each thought Of the Mystic Token
The taIisusASSs Aigns
Each recognized a Brother!
Two firm right hands entwlpe
Touched not their hearts in vain,
All hate fades out, uniting
Two hearts with the triple chain /:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
EtgaI advertisements.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

cNTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Comfy Of e Dorado
- In the County Court in and for said County,
Hymcn Wreshner We. His Creditors.
In the matter Of the petition Of Hyman "reshner'
an InsOlYent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on file herein, made BY the
Hon James johnson, Judge Of the Court aforesaid, !,
notice IL hereby given 70 ell the creditors Of Salo
insolvent Debtor Lyman Wreshner, 10 be and appear
before the Court Aforesaid, At the Court House OF
said County In the City Of Piaeerville, on the "a
day Of March, A. d. lS63 at the hour OF lV ocIocA
A N OF said day, to shoW cause, II any they can,
why tue prayer Of said insOvent debtor should not
be granted, and an assignment Of his estate DC
bilities in pursuance Of the Statute in such eaee
made and provided And, in the mean time, Il is
ordered that all judicial proceedings against said
insolYent debtor be stayed.
L. Court hereto afaxed, At ONCE In the City OF
- Plaoerville, this 2Srd day Of January A.
n 1853 THOMAS B. PATTEN,
Clerk.
BlAScHARD / MEREDITH, Atty's for Petitioner.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

!T'HE C"t>rN BOARD or EX 4MINATIoH mee:
i p.Gm-nd St.ri..ss. ..s il-. >--';7d and Fourth
sdiurdAT' - - b ur Llh Al s-,kt
Al 7 reL'rs should rrco'!r. hat ihe!r =. e iscI;.a
hold god '"r wear cn'y. FROM th-sr dN,e, s-t
should b- renewed - uAii,,n, At tLe ~.
pratt ~ nat f.r- ~ T~a.h.t rau be l-E.Uy
r0p'"v-i ~ dr'u the palm. 'Iad,. ur certiG.Aie
old"i ~ al one year
4, LYSpE.
Sap Puhi.r - H"l. - n',Tsfo Cogu;y
Diamond Spring. AnE-.i ~. l.62 tt
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of aad
N all persons having claims against the Estate Of
VIM Stewart, Deceased, to present the same to the
at his residence at Boston Bar on the
Middle Fork Of the American River, with the neces.
sary vouchers, within ten months from the publlca-
tion Of this notice, the same will be forever bar.
red by law. JAMES HILL,
Administrator Of said Estate.
Boston Bar, January 1hh, 1ees.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

" OIlCE Is hereby given to the creditors "f and
~ and all persons having claims against The Es-
tate Of HEZEkIAH TONG, deeenser', 70 exh,b't The
same, with the Necessary YOU, hers within ten months
from the FIRST publication OF this notice. TO either of
ne Undersigned at Clarksville, II Dorado County,
California or the same will he forever barred by Ia v
5. 7. TONG, Administrator,
MARGARET TONG, Administrative,
OF said Estate.
ClArksville, Jan. 24th, 1s6S-jan24ml