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VIOLET FANCY. eas.
By MRS. H. /. posrwrcK .


All flowers are holy, and most blest
Their ministry; yet first and best,
prize, among hundred pets,
Sweet, human looking violets. -,a
1 cannot tell you how why,
But something in the violet's eye
Once wake fancy in my heart,
That years of time could never part.
A fancy that its tissues fair
Some silent sorrow IS traces wear;
That something o'er its blue appears
Like eyes that have shed many tears;
And but that purer creeds dismiss
The Hindoo's metamorphosis.
L m light believe soul from Heav'n
Fallen, rcpentant and forgiven,
Yet barred awhile its blest estate,
MournfuI, but not disconsolate,
Took semblanee of the lowly flower, tT
And came to dwell in earthly bower.
Or rather would deem, that soul
Ere yet thebreath of pardon stole
Down the fair slopes of Paradise.
Had framed in penitential sighs,
A prayer so fervent, pure aud meek,
So fraught with all il dared not speak,
That ere It's breath dissolved in air,
Wide open few the portals fair,
While angels, towering in that hoHr,
Changed the z, eek prayer to this meek flower.
SIN lie, friend, such fancies meier could make
Thy philosopbic fervor wake;
In floral tastes, know thee well,
4 very proper Peter Bell;
Yet deem in some other line.
Conceits thou last as wild as mine.
Substance or shadow we may call,
1t recSs notice are dTedmers all
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| in what way coutd they be repaired No re-
eruitssre raising. The Government has done
nothing toward conscnption. The very Off
GERS under the bill have. not been appointed.
| 1t would not bo possible to put new men into
the field before autumn, and then they would
be raw conscripts.
Is the Administration still acting under that
insanity of ,hopefulness that has for two years
afflicted the country? Does the Secretary of
State diffuse in Washington that rosy atmos-
phere in which if is impossible to see any
thing as it is, and Only as it exists in that
shadowless land of phantasy ftom which
come golden dreams and hailucinations
Or. have we passed that enchanted period
and entered at last upon sober realization of
that gigantic work which God has put before
us
For our own part. we do not believe the
war nearly ended. IF we are to be disap-
pointed, it is far better to be surprised by an
unexpected peace, than by unexpected cam
pagns.
We do not think that our people yet con-
ceive of,the full meaning of this conflict
We have great work before us. War is to
be more familiar before it recedes
The work that lies upon the other side of
War is even greater than that upon this side.
The moral stamina of this country is to be
tested as it never was before. Our Christian
ity is to be put to shame by the trial, or it is
to arise with augmented fame and glorious
power, prepared to do greater things for the
world than have ever yet been attemptedi
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SHALERsv1LLE, o., April, 1868.

A MARRIAGE SPoLED.-A volunteer of
one of our Massachusetts regiments from this
section had the perilous duty of bearing the
standard in one of the late battles, and fell
upon the field. He was seen to fall and soon
after the regiment retreated, and nothing
more was heard of his fate. The young wife
he had eft at home bitterly lamented, and
would not be comforted. To those urging
that he might only be wounded, and in the
hands of the enemy she would hear nothing;
she knew he was dead In few days she
left papers in the hands of an attorney to OBJ
tain what might be due hel from the Govern
ment as the widow of deceased soldier
She put on mourning, too-blaek, heavy, and
awfuliy long-sweeping the ground behind
her. Everybody felt for the widow, aad one
persona returned soldier who had been
wounded in battle, who had known her when
she was light-hearted miss-shared largely
in her grief Only few days passed how
ever before he became more intimate with
the widow, and in three weeks was deeply
interested. On the fourth week an intended
marriage between the parties was announced,
and the milliner was called upon for assist
ance in changing the deep mourning habili-
ments of the widow to what would be more
fitting bridal party. Time runs fast with d
wedding in prospect, and the appointed day
made haste the lovers were all excited and
the neghborhood was alive with gossip, when
last Fridays mail-Friday is sort of hang
mans day, after all-brought shocking bad
news to the party-the soldier husband was
not dead. He had been taken from the bat
tie field, carried to Richmond, exchanged and
was on his way home Awful The mourn
ing and the marriage feast, and the applca-
ton for dead mans bounty, all had gone
wrong; and. alas for her !-rejoiced as she
was, of course. to hear that her dear husband
was alive-she was in quandary what to dc
with the lover and other fxings. But prob
ably it will all be right next week, when the
dead will be alive and the lost found, and
great rejoicing prevail. -NeD5urgport (Aass,,,
Herald
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HlEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,l

May IL.
The following order has been issued:
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, May
6.-General Orders No. 49-The Major Gen
eral commanding tenders to this army his
congratulations on its achievements of the
last seven days If it has not accomplished
all that was expected, the reasons are well
known to the army. It is sufficient to say
they were of character not to be foreseen or
prevented by human sagacity or resource
In Withdrawing from the South bank of
the Rappahanneck before delivering general
battle 10 our adversaries the army has given
renewed evidence of its confidence in itself,
and It's hdellty to the principles 1t represents.
In lighting at disadvantage we would have
been recreant to our trust, to ourselves, our
cause and our country. Profoundly loyal and
conscious of its strength, the army of the Po-
tomac will give or decline battle whenever its
interest or honor may demand. It will also
be the guardian of its own history and its
ownlarm by our CELEBRITY and secrecy of move
ment. Our advance and passage of the riv-
ers was undisputed, and on our withdrawal
not a rebel ventured to follow
The events of the last week may swell
with pride the hearts of every officer and SOL
dier of this army. We have added new lus-
tire to its former renown we have made long
uldIcnes, cToSSed rivers, surprised. the enemy
III his intrenchments, and whenever We have
fought have inflicted heavier blows than uc
have received. We have taken from the en-
emy five thousand prisoners. fifteen colors,
captured and brought off seven pieces of ar
tll1ery placed hors du combat eighteen thou
sand of his chosen troops; destroyed his de-
pots filled with vast amounts of stores :: de-
ranged his communications captured prison.
ers within the Notifications of his capital and
filed his country with fear and CONSERVATION.
We have no other regret than that causetl by
the loss of our brave companions, and IN this
we are consoled by the conviction that they
have fallen in the holiest cause ever submit
ted to the arbitrament battle
By command of Major Gen. Hooker.
b a @ G. WILLIAMS, A. A. q.
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Secrets of the x. 6. Q.
} Capital City Fact says /:


" The traitor Vallandigham gave on the
morning of his arrest at Dayton, the Alarm
Call, ASA Asa Asa p This was immedi-
ately responded to by the ringing of bells
throughout the city. We are now enabled to
give some more of the secrets of the order.
The mode of salutation is, to extend the right
arm, closing the hand with the exception of
the forc-fnger, as if pointing at the person
saluted. The recognition is, raising the hat
from the head three times. This is said to
be understood by both the Northern and
Southern armies, and if recognized, the par
ties viii not fire upon each other Another
consists of the letters II O. R. d. to be us
ed by persons meeting in the dark. The par
ty wishing to know if the stranger approsch-
ing is brother, repeats the letters a. o., If
the other is member, he responds R. d.
The signifcation of the latter is Richmond.s
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The Leavenworth Times announced that
Hon. Hiram Griswold, distinguished lawyer
formerly of Ohio, has located in that city in
the practice of his profession
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81 ss sa q. p. BROWN
Attorney aud Councillor at Law, Rayenna. Portage
County. Ohio. Office in Phenix Rlock, Main Streei
fseeond foorl the Banking House of Robinson
King & Co. Rf5f
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2ortage Oh, 1emoerat,
RAygMnA, OHIO.
CFrom the New York IndeJ eudencel
As tne War Nearly Overt

ednesday.--..mny go, 1868,
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"a lass, I am no more" a. ths girl sa;d
when she got zaaSsisa.
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a A .rAYIOR

Is H. q. RANNEY,
Attorneys at Law. Office one door West ofthe Bank
Raveuna. Ohio. nny7-fy
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LII PaER DAY

- ALPHONS0 HART,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law. Office in Seymour
Block, over Poe & Erother's Store, Ravenpa, Ohio.
january 2 A D. 1860. jan4-1y
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u - u A. Ia LUX,
Attorney at Law, and Notary Public GArrettsve, Ohio
Will procure Pensions for disabled soldiers, and for
widows orphan children Of those who have died in
the service Also, Bounty money and Arrears of pay
for the heirs of deceased soldiers. Good references
given. when required feh5, ,62-ly
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S. d. NORTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. once in Wheeler
Block. Ravenus, Ohio. apr.23-69-ly
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sooss and shoes.

,s P B gf0SANT.
Attorney at Lsw Office up stairs, Phenix Block over
T. Green's Climbing Store. Ravenna. Ohil.
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AO.tfIi5 Esa VA
Attorney ct Law Office in Phenix Block. Main Street.
second entrance up stairs, a. L. Days Store, Ra
VIENNA, o. n1rhl6-Iy
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Bookseller, Stationer and Print

q T.. HORR SEQ.
Deaiers in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes Crock
cry, sSc., Shslersyiile, Ohio.
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Business qirrftOrD.
Dry Goods.

j. @. BEATTY, Il
Dealer Dry oods Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Crock
cry, &C., No S Phenix Block, Rayenns, Ohio.
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POE IL BROTHER,
Dealers Dry Goods, Ready Made coshing, Groceries
&C., Ravenna o.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CTArE nF CALIFORNIA. Coguty = - y. ado
- /. ti~ C,.aty Coo { 20 az! : = saj! C-.''y
c. u. Ojm>i-ll " A.. Creditors.
L. IL. = A.lc- OF thc Pe.lion " {. II, OlInsiead,
al lH>..-Nrft 4, bjcr.
Pui,Uat; 20 =. order On FL herein. made by ,he
Hon. Ja:4c, J ht.-u Judge Of the Court afo-t-a:d
n0'lcr Is hr;~hy gwen to all the cred 'urs Of sad
lus"lvert Deb'or, 1. II. 0irt>trad, to b. and ap.
pear fore lbs Court ,JT s,.I, a: n e Cugr' II
~ sai County IN ;i C.y o. Pac,rN.,r. 90. nc ,5'
day - Jun. 4. u ID - = p hour ~ ten o ic.a 4
". uf - j lay, ip ,lvv cause. Il ai.v hos can Wy
the prayer u ,a.I .u>,lytl.i debtor sluuI ~, b,
granted and A,~ : meet - l.- r,--.'- he mad,
ard l- t. = - 10, S- fsu, ~ =. H. sp !.A!ies
~ pursuance e.! the ,t,''t- p s,.-U case r. - and
prrF..-i Aaj, in t. me,ii.Iini' i. rr'i,5- ~
al! !Hl al rroce-G,ar az s,,st s. dt htor
be stayed.
- W.'rcss ny iaad auI the seal a. sad
L. $. Court 'rr't, - yrd, at IT, IN the City ot
- P!aeervi!is, tbs l2ih dag Of My. A. d.
lsi3 TIoS. h. PATTEN, Clerk.
=. A HoENB.cwtR, Any fer Petitioner la
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rHE RIVER OF DEATH.

There 10 many Q holy and rAptuTous strain,
Floating over the River Of Death,
To the weary who wait, like the npened grain,
For the touch Of the Reaper's breath.
ThsFs are flashes of light on each lined wave,
A. IL glid(s from the further shore,
Te the Shadowy borders our tear-drOPs lave,
In the lull Of the wAter's roar.
There bar strings stirred by the Perfumed ar
And gushing with melody sweet,
Like the whispered note Of child at prayer,
In the hush Of the twilig ght deep
They hear the low music 50 solemn ana grand,
For tSsT sSteS a clear Of the forms that stand
By the stream on the other side.
Ard We see a light on the calm white brow,
Like the glow Of the crimson morni
But We see no: the lips on the lids II snow,
An the night we deem 81 long!
And We only know when We hear more,
As We watch for the passing breath,
That al angel is swiftly bearing them down
The banks OF the River of Death
Only know that their footsteps are pressing the
sands
OF the shore tGSt their brightness lavesi
Ana over their bosoms fresh yarlands We lay,
And lily we tWine in their hair
Fit embiems Of beauty. now bIighte& SGcy say,
Those garlAnds and lily buds are.
I cali il not bhxhted-I deem them not dead
Who thus pass away in their bloom
For theV rest in their beauty where tears are not
- shed,
Der the darkness and blight Of the tomb.
And or, as I sit at the easement alone,
list, il peFehance may hear,
Through the stately pines as they sway and moan,
Like child at the shroudrd bier,
The dutteF Of sails and the rushing of waves,
And the fash Of gilded oar,
As the reaper staTts from his emerald cave
To carry me down to the shore
And walt for the swoop Of an angel wing,
And the clasp Of an angel hand,
For the sound Of harp and the chant Of . hymn,
And the light Of the glory land.
v,,4 .l.,l 7 N.tep and wait in vain.
Yet know that my weary feet
Shall wander ere long from the valley Of pain
To the river so solemn and sweet.
I shall go with the Reaper, changeless and pale,
And each woe that my heart has known,
Each aFonEed cry, each desolate wall,
EsSh fearful and piteous moan,
Shall be washed away by the numerous waves,
From my spirit so joyous and free.
When see the smile Of the lovely who wait
On the bOautiful shore for me.
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miscellaneous anbrrtising.
HON. g. L. VAILANDIGHAM'S
RRcoRD ON
Abolition; Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
copies Of Mr. YALLANDIoHAN's prneipaI
Speeches, on the subjects above named Aiso'
parts Of many other Speeches, with letters, Incl
dents, votes, etc, etc. The work has been eers
fully edited and it is believed to present, iaiIy
a man whose views, in relation to the causes oil
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting an extraordinary amount Oh
public attention. o,o
The work is on good, substantial paper; 2lO
pages, large SVo and is ornamented with very
finely executed steel engraved likeness OF MI
Vallandigham.
PRIcE-Paper covers. 60 cents; Cloth, Sl.Oo-
delitered BY Nail or Express, prepaid, on reeeIpt
of the price. WhOlesale-Paper covers, $500 per
dozen Cloth, $s.OO-TransPortation to be paid by
the purchaser. 80
The rsIAii prices are a little more than first
named. This 10 necessary in consequence OF .
considerable increase in the size Of the bOs'; Sr6
the addition Of the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed, to Columbus
Ohio, addressed to j. II. RILEY & Co., or to Gov.
NJ MEDARY, Office Of "The Crisis"
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GIutbing, Drp GOODS, Etc.
Another New Arrival
Spring and Summer Clothing
s. BAMBERGER'S
FASHIONABLE
CLDTHING EMPORIUM!

Consisting Of -
Fine Black Cloth light and dark cold
Cashmere Coats;
Fine Black Doeskin, light and dark cold
Cashmere, Marseilles and Linen
Pants;
A large Assortment of Cashmere, Flan-
mel and Cottonade Suits;
Velvet, Silk, Marseilles and Cashmere
Vests;
Also, Fine Assortment of Silk, Beaver,
Cashmere. China, Straw and Pana-
ma Hats:
A Varied Assortment of Boots. Shoes
and Caters, from the best Manu-
factories in the East, consisting of
Benkert's, Wings, 0odfrey's: etc:
Also, a Complete Assortment Of Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Valises, Etc, Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, of all sizes, constantly
on hand.
~ THE HIGHEST PRICE "a
PAID FuR
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS,
RyThankful to my patrons for former favors,
respectfully ask a continuance OF the same, and will
spare no effort to merit their appreciation.
$. BAMBERGE Err,
Next door to POstOfice Main street.
[may9l
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COURTS Of Ell DORADO COUNTY,

DISTRICT cOCRT-HOn u. F. Myers, Judge; Thomas B.
Patten, Clerk Regular Terms commence on the second
Monday Of February and Nay and third Mondays
COUNTY COCRT-HOn. james Johnson Judge; Thomas r.
PAten, Cerk-hods ts regular the nrst
Of January, May and September.
COURT OF SEs8IONS-HeH. James Johnson Presiding
judge Geo W. Stout and Hiram Faik Associate Justices
and Thomas Patten Clerkhois regular Terms on the
nrst tAoDAISBof ARreh. July and EOveza Ier.
PROBATE COCRT-HOn. James johnson, Judge; Thomas
Of each month. -'
BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of George W. Swan
We RiebsAm and z. Pierce Thomas r. Ptitep clerL
hold regular meetings on the orst Monday Of each month.
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A G z N T

"a ST Il IN -
.- SAN FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles ofevery description solicited b. the
Undersigned
residence in this city of over ten years, and a
experience in the business of nearly the same length
Of time, considered sufficient warrant the COZ
hdence OF persons in the country Who oceasIoHsE
require To make purchases here, through the age0e
OF a reliable party; who may be looking for D.
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who IntFASt
orders to him that effort sh all be spared 70 exc.
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash o.
city reference.
Those >irneintormation concerning the under
sign ID, are referred to
Wm' T. Coleman Co., San PrAreiSeoi
]. II. Coghill & Co.,
c. Langley, Druggist,
Flint Peabody Co.,
Ira T.. Rankin, 90
Ross, Dempster 4 Co.,
J. Anthony 4 Co., Union once, Sacramento
And tn Gelwicks 4 January, Publishers Of the
MouNTAIN DEMOCRAT. Plarervile.
. n B-Orders for Machinery, Ptauofortes, AelO~
d-ons Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, etc., wills
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.
iv2I-u
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Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fec
ramento, Placer and Nevada r z
Es5

TNRoM SACRAMENTO TO ACBCRN sfATIOW
i IN TWO H0CRS.-0n and after October lsth
the passenger Of the above named roads viii b
run ~ follows:
Up fRAIH
viii leave Sacramento at 81 A. ~, andlRM
Leave Folsom at ~ An, and 5k P.H.
DOWS TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station st 6 and lOKAM
Lcayr Folsom a, A, ~, lsN., and SKI
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving sacramene~
at G's ", and Auhuru Station At lOk Az.
Tie ca A. " and ~. y. trains running through b
Auburn station.
IA .Sei gers for pac-rVille and Carson Valley ~
take stays atd Tor Lincoln change cars IT Folso
On ~, arrival q III" - \. - train, and thoea tDF
Auhurn station re- ain their SEATS.
S4,taLl, arraurrut nts haFing been made foV The
re-, pi."u of lr, Git u; Auburn Station, t will ere.
Cd ii-r h - 81 Sacramento for that point ROP
rata, - 'aii slplV at fhr once.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the ears, -
Trout street. uuder the What Cheer House.
decia j. r. ROBINSON, SspI
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1egaI ADVERTISEMENTS:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF CALifoENIA, Cotr,r u r Dorado -
- L. 'i.e C,4.'y tg-' j.. nd g.: a..;i 4. '.-. 60
l. Rugr-ey y. II C.,t i.r..
Ia the natter %: Ia, r,u;-n rf L W. E.r,ey,
an In-,lY.t' p n;,'.
Purslaat to an ORDER ~ H. he-rir r1dc ty ,he
Hon. Jirl-. Johns JUigr a. rhr Comet s'ar"Ss
ut,,tr hereby g1Nr' 'o al, t'e r,~''nts - ~ II
ia.,lvtut Debtor, l.. E-n.ry to hr Aud ar:.oar
b. a'. e.. at H'pg, - .i ~ 'N' { uil tIla>r 81
=. I. .r;y a. g." tt = E.., '- 70 .' p ~.
iIY.f jar. \. J. SO - 80, i..i .: ..t..!.
VI GtN. : ~ w.. i,>t o. a!.. 81. y s,:l,
NAr tf- Ys4YrI 80 -t. .r.. 'v.li I-'.- -lr.it -
b. granted. and an ':at,r. ! ,. bic '.',.c b.
T,,i,. ~a hr %, asu....5g~I tIr Ia. d.U's as.I "a.
! u. p-14--!.-e -! - S-...-.t s..-A c..sc
jua !v AL prov /. Alt. 10 the U,rau i.tu-.
,'a,r'd TIA; -A j.I ,-L -l..-s 4-Il:.s. s4.1
jl...' 'V,t.; t,t'. r D. - !.
Wiil.r-s ~ h1rf a~I ''- ..1! -,
l. : Court hereto NJ M. 4, o;..,- 'o i'- CITY ~
{ - Placer, ,l~. '.ls : p dtv 81 NAV. T. b
SIS. THOMAS Il PtTfEN, Clrrk.
hy urrrN >s"fEES p,TU'y.
". X, SHEABLR. A;iy. :ur Pet.L.i,r. In
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NOTICE TO TEACHnRS..

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION meet
at Diamond springs, on the Second and Fourth
Saturdays Of each month, ats O'Clock A. y.
All Teachers should recOect that their certificates
hold good for one year only, from their date, and
should be renewed by . re-examinA alton, ct The eX-
piraticn of that time. No Teacher can be leaany
employed, or draw the public funds, on certiGesse
older than one year.
N. A. LYNDE,
Sup't Public Schools for II Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August 9th, ls62.-H
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GEO. II. BELL,
BOOKSELLER g. STATIONER
GIL Montgomery Street,
Corner Merchant Street, San Francisco.
AND FOR E I g N
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
And Other Periodicals.

SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED for Newspa oers,
> Magazines and other Periodicals.. A crcula
will be sent to any person, on request giving an eN
tended list of periodicals, with the prices annexed.
The following are among the most popular:
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NOTICE.

Ii those who are indebted to W. NJ Bradshaw
"A Co., will save trouble by paying the same, on
or before the 10th day OF April 1858
mar2s W. u. BRADSHAW 6 co.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting held at the Oriental Ho.
Il Tel" in the Tow Of ~ Dorado, ou WeJn. s.lav.
the l1,h day OF June. A. D. 1865, at O'clock ?. NJ.
for the purpose Of organizing Company to con.
s;ruci Turnpike Road. flom LocAhart'. Ranch To
the Town Of II Dorado, in r. Dorado County. Said
Road cunHenc!ug al sai Ranch. at the Placery.lle.
Ml.-odr Flat aud Folsom rpad, running tiruce
southeast along Grapevine RAyue and Log ErIuc'l
10 the head waters OF Dry Creek, theme M said
Dry Crrsk 20 poiu! the IL Dorado aud Folsom
Rad vest Of Wollevers RanLh. Distance two and a
half miles.
DAVID CHAMBERS, F. VI. JOLLY,
r. AIMURE, J. J. DEAN
NJ. KING, J. X MCCORMICK
Nj. TEBBS, WARREN REED.
LIZ. WILLIAMS.
June 4th, A. D. 1S63.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

IQ1 virtue OF an execution to me direc.td, issued
ID out OF the Court Of Il. W. Stout, Justice Of the
Peace ia and for the Township Of Nacervie, Coau-
~ OF II Dorado, and State Of California, upon a
judgmen nj rendered therein on the 27th day Cf May
A. D. 1865, in favor Of A. j. Lobbett and against
Geo. Fairbanks fof the Of eighteen 81 y 100
dollars, debt, and eighteen 51.loU dollars, costs Of
suit, together with Accrung costs,-I have levied
upon and seized, and will expose ior sale at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder at the Office OF q. W.
Stout, in the City OF Placerve,
On the 26th Day of June,
d, SOB at the hour Of O'Clock, p. NJ, all the
right title. interest and claim Of the above named
defendant in and to the following descrLed property,
lying and beng in the township Of Placeryiile,
county and State aforesaid, to wit:
That certain MINING CLAIM, situated in John
sons North Canon, about one.h half mile west Of
Johhson's Mill, and known as the Ellis Fairbanks
Claim.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of June A. D.
1863. A. SIMONT0N
Is Constable In and for said Township