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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27


GEORGE HALL.
dKEAT WESTERN PfdvU FoRTE
y .Mef5decn DtPDt at 1856 0nfofio It,
BRANCH DBPoTs AT
PAINEsviLIE, 0iNT0k.
ntyENNA, NANsFIEI.D.
11nnE 1niSasoE, 6SEERRIIinNk. "a ssae
Also Agents xaH.ed ia snapr towns Clergyman teach
Are , s to T.. as sss9 snS liberal
Magnificent Stock, 81,
CbPng Pianos and Melodeons MIN moro than twenty oi
and taken together make may q sac @ :. bus aePo,
complete assortment held by any Arm IN s Unios
Reduction 10 Prices.
BY industry economy and psreverence for nearly 20
nov aa conpsls sssr o. his profession and
1 1884, he vii bell hs nsruments at lower rss.s tB.n
hsretS1rs brnsiBE shst within the reach ofa Nov Is TIM
Do fou Want good Piano,
Me5dsbh. Church Organ; Cabinet Organ Hsrmonium a
whateytf maker Mr. Hall can supply ypn xlth the bst 10
MA ket 10 you Want to be relieved o. the responsibility
experiences enables lin 70 lbo. jus. what you xssi.
Do You want to exchange Your Aa
Meodeon tr larger one for Pisnoi Or your old Piano
FOR new onsi Write, come and talk over ~ 10
The Bradbury Piano,
getting ts be the Piano ofhe aye Prof w. B. Ia lust
ne man for the business. He knows what good Piano s
and Will have right cost what Il may. Send for circular
that VIII tell you all sboa IT. Mr. Hall has great variety
Of other splendid makes alss
Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c. y
has become quite e5nSn fos hehsps 70 ~ nbot si
ing great pretenons and sometimes having u.truments 10
&c. There usually mush rsiposbty attached
and after they have told their story lust stits 10 Mr. Hail
Of him in person before purchasing And 5a s III reiia
BILE uf5irshtcn that viii " sf vsias u yotI
Present fahge Uf Prices.
Pianos I Oct RosewoUd EfN
Super Royal $500 to 500
Good to Bupet 300 "a" 400
Fair to Good 200 300
Melodeohs hrs, quality eco to $500 j;
Cabinet Organs, e5 i" 500
Harmon iums, 100" 200
Piano S,ouls s. 25 H
Piano Covers, 80
p. b. Address. a2Hoj
Direct all letters u Geo. Hail. Piano Dealer Asbt.bnia o.
OF to the nearespace where branch depot to
Cleveland, q. GEO, HALL. NJ
Asbtabula. March 20, 1864. 745
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27
Special Notice.

A Lii Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA Books prior 10 the LIST day Of December are
Respectfully Requested
70 cali and settle the without delay Those In wing
Notes due and unpaid hereby reminded at want the
Money meet my liabilities. Wheat Data Corn Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will BE- received ON notes and ac
eounts, II delivered NOW, GEORGE WII.LARD
Ashtabula Jan. lst, 1894
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27


JAMEsfo~s ANb FRANkLiN r. II -zWe learn
that the line of this road from Br,wnsville to
Franklin. has been put under contract. The
work is to be pushed as rapidly as possible,
and ii is expected that It will be 10 Operation
from jamestown to Brownsville next month";
and that the portion between Brownsville and
Waterloo will be flushed next January. We
are also informed that thu. whole line from
Jamestown TO Franklin, will be completed early
in the spriug. The opening Of the Jsmestown
and Franklin road will give a direct railroad
communication between Pittsburgh and the oil
region. via the Erie and Pittsburgh aud New
Castle Railroads. and to Cleveland via the
Jamestown aud Ashtabula Branch, aud the
Cleveland aud Erie Railroad-Hris Dispatch
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27
LYONS KATHA1RoN.

Ksthsirop Ia from the Grcsk word KAth1o or "Ksth
article Ia what Ia nanc enhe For preserving, restoring
and beauinG the human hsi, II h the most remakaole
prepsrtion In the world II u again owned and put up BY
fhe original proprietor snd is made with he same
shi and a'tepons which sale Of over one million
Il "a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicatcs scu "a and dandruK
n keeps the head cool and clean.
II mafes the hair rich soft and glossy.
4 prevents the hair from falling of ahd turning gray
II restores har upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values n beautiful head OF
hair should use Lyons Ekshniron. II Is known and used
Throughout the civilized world. Sold BY all respectable
dealers.
oEmAs S. BARNES = CO.. PrOprietOr,
NEW YORK.
Instruction I'm Musle.--pRoF. T. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction In Vocal and detrimental Performance
Pian Violin and Guitar, and win Arsngs and Compose Mu
sic when desired
TUITI0N-$lo term-ope-haif in advance Pupils will
be accommodated with Of Piano II bis residence. 74O
sapens1ier, Cencensrsssd Lys, or Family
Soap Maker.--wsr makes high prices, and saponi6er
helpsto reduce them. II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS A
POUND, using your kitchen grosss. .. ssa
CAUTION tAs spurious Lyes offered also, be care
p and only buy the patented article put In Iron cans all
Vshers being counterieits.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27

RELIcs DIsOotERED.-.A few days since, says
tue Youngstown Register, the workmen en-
gagged In excavating 90 the Pittsburgh. Fort
wayne and Chicago Railroad 10 the vicinity
Of Leg'onviils. Beaver county, Pa. exhumed
some human remains. supposed to be those OF
the Celebrated Iodian Queen. Alliquippa The
head was surrounded with solid silver ring,
and 10 the nose and ears we're hsaty gola rings.
On the breast CRESCENT was found, beneath
which was Maltess crSR. On one arm were
two bracelets and on oos hand were four rings,
aud three on the other. A number OF buckles
aud other ornaments were also found with the
bcDsa Historians could never dstsrnjus
whsthsf ths Queen was buried At togtown or
Legioutiils. bat the discovery Of these remains
will probably settle the mattsr' The orus.
msnu, vhish sss Of solid gold and silver, as in
possession Of the workmsn who exbdI.ss .a.::
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27

Er your Coal Oil Lamps at
~ 1Ss HENpRTs DRUG STORE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27

fecofd We are indetted TO memoanda kept BY
our fellca Citizen N. Pnlips.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27

DIRECT all letters 70 Geo. Hail. Piano Dealer Ashabuia, o.
ct to the nearestplace where branch depot located
Clevelvnd, q. GEO HALL
Ashtabula March 20, 1864. 745
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
legal advertisements

TN THE DISTRICT COUR1 0S
i Twelfth Judicial district Of the STATE oS C.,lha ha
MIA, IN and for the City and County Of Gan Fr'Sss'
THE GR0sCH CONSOLIDATED cold A.:
GOLD 4 CURRY SILVER MINING cn,s. f!aR
AND HENRY 7 P. C0MsTOCK, DrISnSrSe. AAH
Acton brought In the District Court OF ~ -.
Judicial Dttrict OF the etaie Of California ~ ~
for the CITY and County Of fan RraneISee' - -
complaint filed In said city and county N 81 y
Cisco In the Office o. the Clerk Of said rfsA~
Tht People Of the State Of California 80 SSOasA
ing to The GpS'd Curry Silver Ainins Css.Ssss:s. 49,.
You are hereby required to appear n -
brought ngainst you By the shove naaeS sS.eInA
in the District Court Of thr Twelfth JuiteiaI n.
Of hr state of California. in and for Ihe eits -
county of Fan Francisco, and tU answer - sae
pGslSl E.5 'brTein with ten days (exclus,~S -
day Of servceI. after the service on you Of 'h,Ss -
mons. II served within his county or /; ssr-sSa.
Of this county, but In this District, whTo 49,. -
days; otherwise within forty days, or iudg,r.~.I
default will be- taken against you accordiS- :. n
prayer OF said complaint. ne
The said action IL brought to obtain ths sAn,
relief: '"Nsh9
Pirst-That an account may be tsh.r 40 -
products Of the Gould 4 Curry mines vhils ~ @S
have been IN the possession Of the defendsr,s -
theT Of them, and that the defendant msw ~ " -
creed to pay to the plaintiffs three quarter, ~
by them respectively
serond-that the said Gould / Currv Ny,v.. -,
----H----~~- N~NpS@syS >ONd A-e~A> -.' q ~
JoInr0 nraN.,11r rS1y dIVISeOss Oris asv ,...-
distributing any po ton Of the receipts or ;n-,
said Company amongst the stOckho,deys tArrS.s ~ ~
I'll the amount found due the plAntiGS shsIi - -.
paid.
Third-ThAt Receiver mRy be appoin..a - -.
property and effects Of the said Gould / CuPyv -
Mining COmpans. and that on the amount A. ~
plaintiffs aS afoT esAid being RseeFtained ke -!
directed and required to coll ct the same Ire- ~
properly o'said Gould 4 Curry Silver Mining O..
pany, 40 far Ss the same will 20, and The SsIs--
from the Stockholders thereof pro Pata aeesrS.. -
the amount Of stock owned By them FespeeiIvelx =
said Company and to pay the same to said Pinias,s.
Pourh-That the said plaihtidS may have -
further or other decree relief herein a. q ~
Court shall seem meet and shall be Agreeable =
equity with costs.
And You are hereby notified that II you fan a. g.
pear and answer the said complaint A. aAovs -
quired, the said plaints will apply to the CouTt =
the relief demanded in the complaint
~ Civ. N under my han And zeal NJ N.
sEAL District Court Of the Twelfth judicial n.
- trict, OF the State Of California In 40 -
th- city and county NJ San FFnncbeo this l1th A.
~ October In the year Of our Lord one tkous.1S
eight hundred and sixty-three.
WM. i0EWY, Clerk,
Per VIZ. R. sAnEHLEs, Den. Ch
Ewd. TompkinS, PlantiHs' Atty. OetalwS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
MAS. LOFTY AND /.

Mistress Lofty keeps carriage,
She has dsppss sreys to draw it,
Nons have l.
ORs's no prUudsr with her eOaehnan
with III ISi% Sius..y,d .@ laughing baby
Ihiat his face lest she should see
Rhe ehsTub boy and envy me.
Her fne husband has white fingers,
Mine has not
he could give his bride palace
HsrSs en,nrs hSme beneath the starlight
Ne'eT cares she;
AaA0x fsSSS T. ~ >rpzpls twilight,
And pTaIS thpt He who turns life's sands
viii hold bis lUved ones In His hands.
Mistress Lofty has her jewels,
So have /;
sbs wears hers upon her bosom
Inside I;
She viii leave hers at Deaths portal,
BY aud by;
ISbAn bear my treasure with me
When die;
For have love and she has gold
Shp esaRGs Asr wsAlth-miRe can't be told.
She has those who lOss her station,
None have L;
Bat I've one true heart beside mel
GlaAS1N4 -
Il. = s~-.-S--.. ---S---z
God win weigh Il In . balance,
By and by,
And the difference define
'TWi1t Mrs. Loty's wealth and mine.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Resolved. That the Democracy OF the state Of
California ir favor Of an unalterabe adhrrer ce
to the Constitution of the United States, with all
its guarantees of civil liberty unnpairrd.
Resolved That We are in favor Of the Testora-
tOn of the whole American Union that recng
nize its fullest extent the right and duty Of the
GO, ernInent to sist 10y utional mode rebel
lion or ln>lrrec tlnn against Its lawful supremacy
but We recognize that right solely FDr the purpose
of restoring its constitutional authority and for
other purpOS' whatsoever.
Resolved, That il is the dnty of the State Of
California, as a member of the Union, to yield
obedience to all Constitutional acts Of Congress and
tn Federal Executive, and that any individual, Of
any party. who shall endPaVOr to incite insurrec-
tinn rebellion within her uorders. or dIsatiection
and discord among her people, is 4 traitor to her
be Il interests. f4
Resolved, That the aim and object of the Dem
cratic party is 10 preserve the Federal UnlUn and
they nereby declare that they do not consider the
administrative u>urpatlOn OF extraordinary and
dangerous powers not granted by the Constitution
the subversIOn of the civil by the military law In
States not in inSurrectlun or rebellOn-the arhi
trary military arrest, imprisonment, trial aud
sentence nf American ci.iLenA in such States
where civil law exists in full furce and reign
the suppression Of Freedom Of spcvch and sc the
press-thc open and avOwcd disregard "f State
rightS-the fanatical attempt to place the negro
socIrl and political equality with the white
race-and the employment Of unusual test oaths
AS calculated to preserve or restore union of
the scveTa States or perprtuate govern lent
- d. riving its just powers from the consent Of the
governed"
Resolved. That we are opposed to all secret P0-
ltcal organizations and societies, as dangerous
to the Iibert of the prople and destructive to
our republican form Of government.
Resolved, That we CAIN and demand as inalien-
able rights, freedom Ofthuught freedom nf speech,
aud freedom Of the press, and further declare that
government agents should at all times be- held to a
Itrict accountability to the people, aud that all
errors OF such agents shou d be liable to the full
and free discussion for the purpose Of correction by
Ih,, ballnt.box.
Resolved, That we deROunce and ubqhAlinedly
condemn the Enanci patton Proclamation o: the
President OF the United States as tending TO pro-
tract indefinitely civil war incitt seryile insurrec
tion, and inevitably close the door forever to res
toration Of the Union Of these States.
Resolved lat We disapprove Of all Congress
sional lave tending to substitute paper currency
in Calito' MIA in place Of our metallic circula
ting medium.
Resolved. That the spirit and meaning of the
Democratic Platform of this State are comprised
in the words, The Constitution as it is and the
Union as IL was.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
SUMMONS.

S,TATE oF CALIFORNIA. County Of n Doysa. -
- s. In the District Court OF the Eleventh IA,
cial District
Action hrnugh, In the District Court Of the Fl,v
enth Judicial District. ami the complaint hlef 4
the County u Fl Dorado, in the oAce oG the Ca
of said District Court, in and for said County -
State.
The People OF the State Of CALIFORNIA;, 10 G.
Bevis. Def ndant, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in 40 aetiaa
brought against you by MAiherlry 4 Lee, PlaIassA
N the District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial d.
trrt IN and fnr The County ~ II Dorado snd To a.
sUrr III" nplaiuf hl.h therein on the 16lh dav 4
ovcrher. A n. 1858, within ten days (eXclusive ef
The day e. sivc-l after tie service o1 you Of A.
su'umoUs-f served within this County; n aeFVeA
"ut of his County. but within this Judicial Diu,rias
w"hin iarn'y day u served out af said Dis,re4
lrn w.tlln i"r;' hsys-or Judgment BY deiauls IN
b. taken against ypu.
IT." sa'1 acton Is brcurht 70 Obtain JudRnsn.
against yon for the sum of e@7 81 lup. anount dua
sAid PN'i'ns .p'n certain pronissOTy note naas
hy Yea 10 'avnr - Plaintiffs p-ct mbvr 81, lsS9 ~
.' hiu""h'. with nrrJts ~ the rate OF iuo psT cent
irr month nhii pad. ELd v ynu fail to sppear anA
answer sd 'uIu plant AbUVe required the saA
P'nt.'iG, VII tair Jul:rrrt against you Tor al
>UI. interest Tth costs. according TO the prsyeT n
,hid c'u.I. a tt
Vrr,s. H. n ;. NvSrs Jndz- OF said Ds,y,.,
C"ur' "' the Fi"v,r'h J.d"'ia District
- At-.t ny hand aud the s-al Of ~
st,l Court. 10 Hbj toT said County "f q Dora
- - 80. h'rr;o SHix-d. ~ fhre in the City sf
Pr,' rvi.e, rs thv l6'h DIV OF November A. D
Sc. THOMAS D PATTES, ClsTt
n Nor thV'r, Aty Tor Pl'Hs -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
SUMMONS.

S'TNTr or CALIFORNIA. County Of " Dorado.
- - In ttrr Ds'r;rt Court of the lIth JuAIri.i
h.,tr c,.
'i"' hrorg'; " Ne District Cnrrt NJ the Tlev
"fh Indir4si l,'r c. and the "fIpI,a m Sled In he
t1-'E - ~ Dor do. ~ the nlhtr ~ the Cl-Vk Of
- D'.'I"t t'Crt T. ard tur -al,l County and ?ate
IT, Prop'- of IT, ~'At- ~ California. TO UCNcAA
LEAN. p"'rrd4ti Greetings:
N"H 90, h'rh ,'r nd T.. appcar In an Acti D
.r.Ir't agt'.t N"u h' MrRNt,tA Mclean. P1ain.
rn u '- h-'r'.t Cnr't a. tLr ~, V-hta Judirlal
ts't 80 ESQ .',i ~ n County H. n, rad" ard tn
g >w'i g., c.. 'i' 6I u -ti' On the 2lsi day Of
>'l''r '-r $50: v n p tSI days lrN,lus We Of
~ '!~y - rt.'-N Ar,T ih- S-TVire .n you 81 this
49, r'r'.-' rived ~ u his urtJ j. srPVrd oct
= t'.. "fu' y. tut within III Judical District With
20 'T.i'V dN-. "r, Il s,rv.j rH said DisiFet,
- .h'' '.rfN rNs; ~. n b, I.ubira'ion. three
"" 80 %. 'hc lac trI-of, "r la emel,i BY dttauh
u 81 - ''i-' egain.' you
M sHd rr't.' :, h,,rEl ." rk IN judgn -eni and
- Jtr s'r = 'iypytr 4 wing III, bsids of mAtr-
-.'.'N x = o.. k''u-.r and y said Plaintiff.
'Lrar a { YOU fsI 10 spp.Ar and Al
~ ~ ed r'r p'a't a. Ah,Vr r,qurtd. th- said
"'''' u 'as' lutcr-t' aga. .ii.i y.u fr sid Dr.
-l'i ron,Il iui.
VIII - IIo', b = Myrc. Judge Of said District
Count 81 81 F''vrri Iut,- a. District.
AfeSt ry ha',d. and The seal of SAID
f'uri. ir ard fr Said C,uu'y o. " DnrAdo,
- h. rr'u hV, 4. at "iflr- IL III. City ~ Pa.
crivlr, HI. tir z2.' ~ - StCiru h.r. D 1853.
THOMAS b. PATILN Citrk.
NJ X. SuE'RrH, P.d's Auy. sevsSmS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

all hazards, at whatever cost and bv any
sacrifice and at the same time be regards
and will continue to regard the present
administrators Of the Government, that
is to say, Abraham Lincoln and his cabi-
net officers, and his and their suhordl.
mates and instruments, as a very different
thing, to he opposed at pleasure, 10 b.
resisted when they overstep the Law Of
the land, and to BE- expelled from office
and power at the first opportunity.
A Democrat, or "i opperhead," If you
please, is in favor Of an honorable peace.
based on a complete restoration Of the
Union, under the CSNstlution, as it was
framed and handed down to us by tt>s
fathers; and to this end he would MAKE
the enemy feel the weight, the losses and
diStreSspS of the military movements, and
the pains and penalties Of state of civil
war, while he would hold out the aSSu
rance that constitutional protection Of in
dvidual and political rights shonld follow
the restoration Of the Union and the re.
turn Of an honorable peace. In other
words, a Democrat would throw aside all
the extreme measures Of mad abolition
iSm. aud oC mad secpssiopis N aud carry
the spirit or rpconcInatIOn wherever cne
armies and flag cf the Udi@H- NAV CO.
Union. restoration. peace, nationality, and
fraternity among all the members Of the
Cnnfederacy, without regard to local in
stitutions and pecnliarities, and without
regard to geographical lines, are what he
places above all other considerations.
have thus been explicit on this point,
in order tn t Democrats may not be in
tmidated hy denunciation or influenced
by meaningless expressions. We are
ready to face our opponents on tn" mer-
its Of this national storm they have raised;
and we are not to be led or driven aside
from those merits hv any subterfuge
whatever. We will face even their mu.
sic Of civil war aud deSolation and ma.
tional ruin; yea, we will play that music
to them npOn the harp Of thousand
strings" befre the Gext presidential elec.
tion. Every Democrat is now in earnest.
Thousands Of our political friends are in
the field in front of the southern enemy,
and every Democrat who is not in the
field there is in the ranks with his armoI
on against the relentless enemy Of the
national Union at the North. That Union
must be- restored by the suppression ot
the southern rebellion; but the surest
wav, if not the only way. to accomplish
that result is to put do ~n abolition fanat.
iri>m at the North. Let the glorious
work be accomplished. Let the broad
ensign of the Republic, with not star
lost or dimmed. once more wave in peace
over a united and happy people.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
A KISS UPON THE SLY.

Let poets sing the Eastern climes,
And golden sunset hoursj
or shady noOkS,
And babbliAg brooks,
Of moon-lit orange bowers;
Yet still to me
More sweet shall be
a Joy no wealth can buy y
A pair Of pouting cherry lips,
To kiss upon the ely
Oh, let them build their LOFTY rhyme
AS e'en SO e'er they may;
But give me still
II so you will
Another word to say;
Now here to all,
Tail. fat or small,
vow I'D rather die
Than mise the bliss that's in . kiss
When taken on the Sly.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
/ copies Of MIR. NALLANDIGHAM's principal
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Also,
parts Of many other Speeches, with letters, incl
deuts, votes, etc, etc. The work has been care
fully edited and it is believed TO present, fairly
and correctly, the political record and position Of
a man hose views. in relation to the causes OF
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting an extraordinary amount oi
public attention.
The work is on gond, substantial paper, 2iO
pages, larg, sNo and is ornamented with q very
hnply executed steel engraved likeness Of MI
NalandIg CHAM.
rEIcE-Paper covers. 90 cents Cloth, Sl.0-
delivered by Mail or Express, prepaid. on receipt
of the price. Whole sale-PapPr covers, $l.W per
dozen; Cloth. $s.OO-TranspoTtation to be paid By
the purchaser.
The reall prices are little more than hist
named. This Is necessary IN consequence OF
able increase IN the size of the book also
the addition Of the engraving.
send orders, with money enclosed. to Columbus,
OhIu. addressed to j. II. RILEY Y Co., OF 10 GOV.
MLDARY, office OF THE Crlsls.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

A PHYSICIAN, examining his student as
to his progress. asked him:
"Should n man fall into a we'll forty
feet deep. and strike hiS head against one
Of the tools with which he had been dig
ging, what would be your course il called
in aS a surgeon 2"
The student replied: Z" should advise
them to let the man lie, and till up the
we'll"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

a TTESTION is called to the following list Of
n American and Foreign 2, ,ricdc" :, l"r which
receive subscriptions Pcrlnau, u; arrangements
having been made by thr United States Guvetn.
nrnt tor the carry ing the ras rom the Attain
tic $ Itrs by steamer three TINES a month, am
ready tu receive Subscriptions at n much lowe:
rate than fnrulrrly. Tie >rfuv ciTr and attention
viii BE- Iaii t" the i.'iwaid is ui all palAaRcs, fer
which TINS estahi ,shlr.t il> gained such ah euViA.
blr reputation thruu gh"u; the Pacific cast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
BOOTS IND SHOES!

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf Balmoral
and Congress Boots;
Gentlemen's Sewed and Pegsed Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children's 8 and Misse s. Boots and Shoes
of every variety;
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes of
every quality
Mems, Women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment by far the largest and
best in Fl Dorado County, for sale the very lowest
prices, by
CHAS. B. PETIT
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOrlCE is hereby given tu the Creditors. and an
~ persons having claims against the estate oil
Ca s"n, decreased. To presrti the same With neees
Sary N0u hers Ia the undersigned, At the Law oeT ef
II. C Slo>s, in NacrIYle. viii in ten months ron
tn hrs publication of this notice, or the sane vW
be forever barred.
RUTH A. CARSON,
Administrative ~ the Estate Of =. b. Carson, deed
Dec. 18th lS63.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

Up TRAIN
Will leave Sacramento at 6H A. and Ann.
Leave Folsom at ~ A. NJ, and 5}9 Pm.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station at and 10H An.
Leave Folsom at A. NJ, II ~, and 5& Pm
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at GH A. N, and Auburn Station at 10y AN.
The 81 A. N. and 1 P. N. trains running through to
Auburn Station,
Passengers for Placervillc and Carson Valley will
take stages a. for Lincoln. change cars. At Folsom
on the arrival Of the 6h N. train, and those for
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having heen made for the
reception Of freight AT Auburn Station. il will here
after he received at >acramen'o for that point For
ratas 81 toll apply at the office
TICK Ell OF FICE, opposite the cars, on
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
decl3 J. P. ROBINSON, Supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
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