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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
News Of the Week.

BIZ SATURDAYS MAIL-In the u S. Sen.
ate on the 9Th resolutions Of thanks 10 Gen.
erals Hooker, Thomss and Burnside, the r
officers and men. were considered Wilson
Of Mass. moved the expulsion of Davis OF
Kentucky. for words in 4 resolution cal
culating to incite to trea enable acts Davis
explained and the subject was dropped
The Enrollment Act was then taken up, Sen
stors Lane and Wilson spoke on it.
Commission to relieve sufferers from In.
dian hostiites in Ninn. is in session at St.
Peters. 2,940 claims had been examined.
Many more presented Claims amount to
about two and half millions, $1.37O, ,45O
allowed. 20.1Q0 paid to 140O immediate suf-
ferrers. Damages on the frontier estimated
at $5. 900 900. 1t is proposed to apply $3,.
100000 Of forfeited Sioux annuities to pay
these claims. A bill providing the balance
is being prepared.
All rebel prisoners in the loyal States are
to be Immediately removed to, Gen. Buffers
department. Fort Delaware is named as
likely to receive the rebel officers at John.
sons Island.
8. W. Clark, head of the printing bureau,
Treasury department has been arrested for
deficiencies. Other arrests are to follow. =
The Potomac is frozen to. occoquon Bay.
Thackcry, the author is dead.
The American Ministers at Paris and Lon
don were trying to prevent the sailing of the
Rappahannock from Calais. The Lairds
have been forced to sell their rams,
f1 Gov. Bradford transmitted his message TO
the Legislature of Maryland on the 7th.-
7 He represents the finances Of the State in a
hourishing condition, and urges the removal
OF slavery as soon as it can safely he done.
At New York on the 9Th, A N. Palmer.
private secretary of Collector Barney was
arrested and sent to Ft Lafayatte.
Another expedition has left New Orleans.
supposed destination, Mobile.
The ice was running heavily at Cairo.
S66 recruits from Spring field were render
cd insensible by sdrugged liquor, by 80 men
on the cars, and robb d of money and 9th
or valuah'es. The robbers left between
Centralia and Cairo and escaped. One SOL
der died from the effects Of the Ii quor.
i Weer & Bros FIGURING mill at Centralia
Ill., was burned on the 9th. Loss $12, to
$4,000 without insurance.
st. Louis is spoken of as the place Of
holding the next National Republican Con-
vention.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

The contract for supplying the Post o.
fee Department with Scales has been swar
ded to the Messrs Fairbanks. Their Scale 5
are also very extensively used in the Army,
and IN the Navy Yards, Costom Houses,
Arsenals, Public Works, &c. throughout
tn, country. H0HG8 8itB g2ts#
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
(Circnlar NJ. 95.)

WAR DEPARTMENT.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS oFeIcEl
Washington, Oct. 30, 1853.
Regiments nov in service which re.rn,ist
as veteran volunteers, under provisions of
General Order, Nos. l9l and 305, current
series. from the Adjutant- Generals Office,
will be credited to the States and. as far a.
practicable to the Congressional District
aud sub-dlsnists t. which they belong.
auf JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

W-Iti is said that General Grant has for
warded to Washington his views on the way
the war should be conducted in future to in.
sure the earliest and most complete suppress
sion of the rebellion :. What these views
are in detail is not Of course known.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

GoDEY's LADY's Book. I'VE have thought
year after year, that this Magazine had
reached its acma Of perfection, but as each
{ year has come round, we find some new
issxceilence in it. which commends it anew
ofo our fayof The 70. for January '64, is
. admirable 10 oil its parts as all ladies' will
. say,ih they will send to Louis A. Cody,
FPhiladelrMa and have it sent TO them
THE terms are 50. with deduction to clubs.
VI sfn Courier j, ca,s be had for 1878.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 12.--Maj Gen. Grant
and staff ar, ived here last night IRON Knox
vile
The weather is nodersting this morning:
thermometer "a, and barometer 30 46, and
falling. The river is full of coating ice,
and navigation is almost wholly impeded.
There isa prospect Of = general tlsw.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

Washington, Jan. IL. l864-To R B.
rRutledge, Provost Marshal: Bounty is
extended to March, JAS. f. WILSON.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

WARWIFr-cn Jan. 9th, by Hon. Thomas
Miss MARTHA HARPER, both of Ot,umwa
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

~A new comet has been discovered By
. Aarseilles astronomer in the constellation
crater
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

z The Scalpela quarterly expositor Of the
ZlHgs Of health BY Dr.. Edward II. Dixon.
etninent Sprgeon, lisa valuable peri.
l61l .pnh1ished at New York At 25 cts
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14

Henry Clay Dean WAS passenger on
from Darlington few daysago. At
t2wn 9 train. was, met baying on
s1t City soldiers. Three groans
ior for Dean and gigsn with 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
IST OF LETTERS remainino !,

the Post Once at Ottunw wa, Iowa, jar. 13, 1884.
which II not take out or before ave weeks from
date. will be sent to the Dead Letter once 1t wssh-
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-01-14
TO be - credited TO the STINT e,.

Gen. A. G. MYERL.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15


LrNcoLY's PRoGRAxxE.-The New York
FreemanS Journal. in an article on the
peace negotiations at Niagara Falls, gives
the following as LincoIn's programme for
the Presidency. It is truth:
!. A diSgracefUl war, rather than an
honorable peace!
.. The determination of white men.
nnder the delusive pretext Of freeing black
barbarians!
8. The suppression Of Constitutional
liberty. and war on all who uphold it!
I. The beggaring and humiliation Of
the people Of. the Northern States!
3. Finally, shameful peace, based, not
on Sn honorable agreement as to right.
but on q confessed impOtcncy, to carry on
this war!
Let the word travel from town to town.
from farm to farm, from hilltop to hill.
top-lrt 1t penetrate every recess OF these
Statesl Lincoln and Seward - instruments
chosen by God for our chastisement, be.
eause no Viler instruments could be found
have announced their purposei 1t is ::
Destruction, not Preservation l.
Tearing Down, not Building Up!
BayonetS. not Lawsl
DespotiSm Perpetuated, not Institu.
tions Restored!
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

MAKE YoUR CuoIcE. The Easton (Pa.) J
Argus addresses the moderate Republi.
cans in the following language:
a" You say you are for compromising
with the Southern people, stopping the
war and restoring the Union. How in
the name Of God is il to be done IL Presi.
dent Lincoln will listen to no commisS.
toner's, will receive no offers. will hear no
prov Osals? How are we ever to have an
end II he will allow no one to make be
ginningI On three occasions he has re.
fused to listen to offers Of peace. We
ask yoU then in view Of these things, cal:
you, viii you sustain President Lincoln
any lOHgsrl It is as plain as the sun at
MONDAY, that, it he is reelected. We
shall have four years more Of war, drafts,
taxes. misery, bloOdshed, devastation, ru.
in,and perhaps q revolution in the North.
President Lincoln is either q fanatic him
self or he is under the influence Of fanat.
Scs and contractors, who rule him and
shape his course to suit themselves. We
verify believe that Democratic Admin.
Istration could end this war and restore
the Union in three months. You can
take your choice then, gentlemen, and
make up your minds between now and
November, to vote either for,
!. A Democratic Administration, with
peace, compromise and reunion, no more
drafts and reduced taxes; or,
2. Four years more Of Lincoln's Ad.
miniStration, with continued war and
Outchery. more drafts. financial ruin, and
perhaps final separation.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
ASSAY OFFICE.
REDUCTION I'm PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTIoN is called to the following list Of
"A American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Govern.
ment lnT the carrying oil the mails from the Allan
tic s. ates by steamer three times . mouth, am
ready to receive subscriptions at a much lowe:
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will be paid to the forwarding Of all packages, for
which this establishment has gained such an envia.
bile reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15


PRESIDENT LINCOLN wrote to General
Mcclellan. July Sd. 1862, Immediately
after the Eeven days battle:
lam satisfied that Yourself, officers and
men have done the best you could. Ali
accounts say better fighting never was
done. Ten thousand thanks for it.
And again July 8, 1852.
A thousand thanks for the relief your
two dispatches Of 10 and Pm. yester.
day gave me. Be assured, the heroism
and skill Of yourself. officers and men is
and forever will be appreciated.
The "pre&Sure" OF AbolitioniSm Of
which Mr.. Lincoln complained to the
Border States delegation in Congress,
pressed out Of his memory this assurance
and pressed into bis mind the idea Of his
own destruction was involved in the
pledge it contained. Democrats do not
estimate the value Of Mr.. Lincoln's judg
ment on Military operations very highly,
but in this instance it was in accord with
that Of competent critics; and Mr.. Lin
coins adherents cannot very well ques.
ti0n the Eagacity Of their candidate. -
[Chicago Times.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
r'EtSaF &5k k4SsI4KTiEsF
SUMMONS.

CFATE or cALIFoKNTI co,,,-., ,3nilGa5l
District. tAe 1atk o. I. :.
ArtiOn brought In lhs Dsssrsss ca. - -
% sD!h yudicliI y =, GnIstrc, and ihs eoppiaias s,
said District CouFt In end for - tAe CT y
Tie People OF the STATE 81 ESHt.s.s- e1ea1n.
Rmyh and Nisaheth M.euaTsk a. ~; g NJ n
Jensnn, Defendants, Greeting: ~" NaeftE
brorSht MI Lar sssinst I'D Sy So,ss.!e e !eeEear h ~.
the district CosFt o. the t8eVeSti ia ti.'I n
In and Tor the Coahty Of n De-@Ao - qa;tss ~
I the complaint hled therein on ne IN -
IA. ;t II + ,sIsc.S S sS SseP iSe 1se Say.
pummona-N sesStd veshEa ehiSr 60. n 49,
out ef this County. but Witkln tklS 10y; y ~
wItntn twenty d'ys; or, " served - -. efee.Ssl
S ,.rli viii 'diT he taKrn @ araln., s,0r 2os 'aAsl|
The raid Actten u broGlnAa "a 49,, = a
against aid def is emyth for the ..s ~
dTefi and my del are, WIsh Interval =, ,a III -.
~ L. G. n lsi noun; IRON the etA a1y n -
iSsH'' an Rcr 20 ee doe upon I cevls,N NSr
n'ae, ex~cui.d By sid laha Ta@sA kfSaIkS-r
last nan ed dStr, Z" said fIaH. 49, -
s"-inE certain moTfsser ~z<rSt.S 4. efmas@
70 y" p'I t. secu'e The M 49, ~
-no'e' ana "' wen date theTS-with. ah1 49, ~
uir IE-n''" De scT Tibrd In saIA .e". UT ms ~ ~
eer'"tn lot ana improvements sj,nsisSys' ~ &s5A
IN S"id C"u"iy Hnd State, on sks Sss.H i,lAezyRs
sacIa"eto ."ao, ~ the turn thereof. ad,ssS.- y
P'G = complaint, copy wherrcf - 0estsSl4 h
Irt- Ase; inr Jodgment for the s6m ~ ~ pc
aoIl.rn n paid m ia1es on saId Pre- ~ niR
.sS NUS T" .ver san principal sud =.
foreclosing the equity Of reeier.n,,HA ~ sssSe
Peter Jensen IN said pFemlses, 3 IA 49,. :. - ~
o. and such other relief - nay - ssy ss pait
.asS - tGt i%s .:is so1pf.s;y SpS goo t . .psr =
pin win take Judgment SEainst ~, sH.sse, ~ assa
teresf, decree and costs, neer,st. ~ 40 sanA B.
said complaint. . the PCageW
rc. STSs cSur; oT 'T r.. n.;.Se Jedr. Of s
~ Attest my hanS 80 C.asFtet
fEAr' Court. IN aSa fOr aid Cent? s e se1I o. -
90, hereto a@xed, at 90 r. y ~. = pa: Pa:
''''' '''' '''' l"n Gsy sf Asrusi, a. ~.
| Inter Rev. 50 oGAl IL. Csk.
By order Of Hon. Ogden Aquirss. c.u ukIS,SsiESal
said County. Attest: CT CsS~sW taee Il
A. C. SEARLG, PI'G' . Atty. 'Cssa&
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
War is Fashion ? Dinners at mid

WHAT is Fashion Dinners at mid.
night. and headache in the morning.
WHAT is WitH That peculiar Kind oI
talk that lesdsto pulling noses and bro.
ken heads.
WHAT is Joy : To count your money
aRd find it . hundred dollars more than
you expected.
What ia Knowledgei To be away from
home when people come to borrow books
end umbrellas.
What 70 'COntentmeNtg To sit in the
houOo and see others stuck In the mud.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

A DOWN East editor said he was in a
boat ~AsN the wind blew hard, but he
wasn't at al alarmed, because he had his
lie etasnsed, and he had never anything
happen to him by which he could make
tny moaey."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
wE EmEEDOM OF ELECTIONS.
TUEE-YANEEG DoODLn.


White some on ights and some on wrongs
'RvSfsT their avn reflections,
Ths PeoplSS rights demands our cong,
TIE RI0HT OP FRRR ELECTIONS!
~ gogeFnment saa Ogder's saka
AHd laws important sections,
Let all stand By the BALL0T-BoX,
For fair and free elections.
ehora&~-LaW and order be th1 stake
With freedom and protection,
Let an stand BY the BALLOf-box1
For fair and lfee elections.
Each town and eoustyS wealth and psAeSS
Ias tfnAs and Ill connections,
with oeianoe, arts, most all increase,
By fsiF and fEss elsettOus.
TASnthWnFt the eehpmes Of factious banda
- ~ 80 S2c&A6SSAN =,
GAad up with Wiliing hearts and hands,
FR air sud ffee elections.
CAegas.-LaW aud order be the stake. SC.
DAOuld e0emies beset Ne round,
OF daTk and aeTee complexion,
qa9auntsd We oAa stAad our RFuuaA,
Upheld by free elSetiOa.
Eleetlo0s are 70 make Ne laws,
EOE trade. peaee and protection,
Who tails TO voee. fsFsakea The cause
OF fTssdo1and sleetiOna
CAOEus.-Law aud OrdSr be the stake, Be.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
SUMMONS.

CrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of a po,,s..-
In JustiCe's Court. P1AreTviIle Touujh
The People Of The state 81 CaIilornIa. 70 n
GRVETIXo
fon are hereby s-mmoneh to appeaY heGee @9'
nv once in PlA' ervl- Township, .: the cssaAV 4
u D"rah"' on the Sih day oI September 4 D. iea
At 10 o'clock, u TO answer anto the coaplslsa n
Her'hiehrr and d. Bioek. whO sue 70 reroV-r q
sum 81 "" hundred and forty and N Iee doIlarI
aid interest thsT~on At the rate IT tvo NJ, esnt ~
mouth: from the S,h day ~ January. isel, . -.
nenc-d ny Your fOte Of thAt date, payahIe 10 40,
or order when judgment viii be taken aRAInsi you
'"r We said amount. together with costs and dan.
aE-s' You fal to appear and sBsver
r !" we eneiin or any Constable q Il Doraas
County, Greeting Make legal service And r1.uU
hereof
Given under my hand, this 6sh day Of eep,smAS,
y IeoS J0HN BCSH
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Fcvuship
by order q JOHN BCsH, JnaaIee Of GAe R<see.
f,.ri0 Sml
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
a SPRING STYLESl ~
1854 ls64.~
LAMOTT,
THE LEADING Halter OF THE

STATE,
81 J Street. Near 2d. Sacramento,
AZ iSSuED THE SPRING styles Of GENTS,
IL DRESS HATS.-They are ELEGANT.
different from anything yet introduced in this state
Al saonid cah and see them, ana, In order 10 be-
DRESSED, should have one OF them.
- HIs stock Of SOFT HATS comprises ALL
Shapes, COlOrS and Prices. "DD
GAPS for Hen. Youths and Children.
OF new seyies, and aH vArieties and prices. =
IT., 5ug nobes saa Ladies' Eurs, Of ali
kIaS ~ anu prices complete assortment on hand al
AL s H%ss; u Also, ane assortment Of HORsE.
Remember II you EIsh to buy CHEAP, caIl On
LAREOTT,
s7JSt., near Cd, Sacramento.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

LINcoLN's WIDOW. MAKING WAR.-The
Holmes County Farmer, one of the most
lively and efficient Democratic papers in
Ohio, has the following truthful para
graph:
The war was once declared, by Con.
greSs and the President, to he ss- the res.
toration Of the Union. With this object
IN view willing soldiers thronged the
highways-for this the hum of the work
shops was hushed and the plow was left
Standing in the furrow for this two
millions Of brave men fcrsook their homes
and 6resides-for this the voice Of lam.
ontation aScends all over the land. But
Li"cOln. intent upon carrying out his old
idea that the "Union cannot exist half
slave, half free." now declares the war
shall 60 on until slavery is abolished,
States rights surrendered, and the South.
ern people exterminated or converted to
bis peculiar views. Once no bounties
were necessary to secure willing soldiers,
now no bribes can induce men to enlist.
II is the widow. makers war-the people
have no heart in it
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

Az a1trs aRGer on each hand has been
supplied by nature, to lady pianiSt in
HollANd. Thia, with the addition of the
poSss . l. Haydn, must enable her to dis.
4AneS Oo@pStiti0p.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
CoNsTARLE.a aALN.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed ispsd
ID Out Of The Court Of j. Mccormick, Jsgesce p.
the Peace In and for Mud Springs Township CeaeY
Of n Dorado and State Of Calisornir, upon q lue3'
ment rendered therein on the Sch Day 0t Aeso.I
4. D. 1854, in favor Of ThOmss Lace Sl4 SS.Is.'
the Mistletoe Copper Mining Company, delsneass4v sv
corporation, for the sum OF two hundred 9na ~: ~
ty-six q 100 dollars, debt ana ssaFtsen ee-1S0
lars, costs Of suit, together with AecTuing eess
have levied upon and seized and vi1l expose ioE
at public auctisn,A 20 the hgh0ss bi4eers On NE P
ises,
On the 11th nay ~ 061aAeE'
A. D. 1854. at the hosr Of 4 e'eloek, ?. y. ea 81
right, title, Interest and claim Of the above ps4
deasndant In ana 70 TIE S6VlOwtng Described 80.
= = y ini T DOTadc STS S IA ~ ~ ~ On -
1Ae snetFS cSsia q the A60vs Hpmsdf 9Asssssssss
Copper hining Ce1pany, a0sse4 e. AaI n ~
North vest Of AtkinaaaS KaRshs tAAHAil ~ ~
lonEine. '"'f y
GI';S ;s.a Gnd'F ny AAa4 '' =: y ::6CS6S2sss. :6S6S2sass
y Constable In Sad ~ ssid Township
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

NEW GOODS! !
For the Spring Trade 4!
TNHE undersigned is now receiving large arrivals
i OF SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS !
OF the latest Styles ana most beautiful patterns,
comprising
Splendid MORE Antique Patterns,
Rich Plain and Fancy Silks,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Alpacas,
American, French and English Prints,
Lawns, Ginghams. Chambrays,
White Goods of every description,
English and French Merinos,
French Piquet and Cotton Royale,
Plaid, Check and Striped Rep Goods,
Pacific and Manchester Delaines,
Travelling dress Goods, in great variety
French Stripe and Cheek Mohairs,
Plaid, Check and Striped Poplins,
AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE
FANCY GOODS!
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON
The Ladies respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime the new stock, which they will find in variety,
beauty and quality far excels any ever heretofore
brought TO this city.
Prices always the LOWEST IN THE STATE.
9T Terms, for the future, strictly EY- CASH.
CHAs. D. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
Gentlemen's Clothing

0OAb1CI40A y N1OGu1uk
1UST RECEIVED "A Splendid Assortment Of all
O the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!
The special attention OF purchasers is invited to
my large stock Of
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black and Colored Hats, all kinds,
Fine Sewed and Pegged Boots,
Davis q Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel and Merino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers, Overalls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings & Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, ETC., ETC.,
All of which will sell, FOR cAsH.at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES!
Call and Judge for yourselves.
CHAs. 3. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
BOOTS AND SHOES !

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf Balmoral
and Congress Boots;
Gentlemen's Sewed and Pegged Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children's aud Misses 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 at the very lowest
prices, BY
CHAe. D. PETIT
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
VIZ. r. GIssa cons,ah'e

II appearing BY AFFIDAVIT Of said PiaIn,,z ~,
said Defendants, upon whom the foVeRoloV m-,s..-.
Is to be served, have departed from tAiS ees1e ~
th"t cause o. action exists against then IN tAsea
"n motion ~ the PiaintiR, II IL ordered tAai ei.s
otthe oTeIoing sun mons be aaAe By puhiIs.Si.. e
he Mountain Democrat, weekly ne1Spapey. -
hSh<d IN this eounty, for three months con -,
on ssS'h day OF July, A. n. 1884
own under ny hand, this 9Th day Of Ju,v n
1864 ecsrSn ="
Justice "' the Peace IN and for Il Dorado Cent?.
'rue copy:
tIyS0m3l VT Gina coo.,.A,.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

! CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n DOEsAa
- In the Probate Court.
/ In the matter Of the Estate Of Patrick Sheridan,
/ Deceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of NieAsd
sheridan. John Sheridan, Anne Donshue, Nary
Reilly. Ellen BIRD, aDd Bridget Sheridan, gsz1g
forth that the Administrator has nled his Anal -
c0unt OF his administration upon said Estate, h ~
Coart and that the same has 6eea duly alI0ve4 81
confirmed; that al the dehts anA expenses q -
miDiStraiioD have been duly paid and that pr
ton Of said Estate remains to BE divided amoAg us
heirs Of aAid deceased: and praying, amOna eiA6
things, for an Order Of DstribuaIon Of the Eesh1D
OF said Estate among the persons entitled -
1t 10 ordered thai ali perSOns interested II ths y
tate OF Patrick Sheridan, deceased, be and aRpeg
before the Probate Court Of the County Of n DsFs.
do, at he Court Room OF said Court, In the Ce.S
House, In the City Of Pacerville, on Monday, ~
18th day OF October, A. D. 1884, at ten O'cl0eh
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 10 Zee
cause Why an order Of distribution Oh5uld - -
made OF the residue AZ said Estate among The ~
OF the said Patrick Sheridan, according TO laS.
It is further ordered that . copy Of lhis oFeeEn
published for four successive weeks before nd -
OF October, 1854, in the Mountain Democrat.
weekly neHspaPer. printed and Published In "
County Of n Dorado.
- OGDEN sdUIRES
(1zl Probate Jsdgs.
, * ~. Attest . true copy.
t1- SEAL. @. }. OARPENTkk.
~ 49, CleTts
sep24wN ByA. J. LowHY, D62t- Cf.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Coun.v .,un
- S-In Justices Court. Georrctovs pSsHsss-
The People OF the SaAts Of Caliinr~I. .SsnsaR
ing tn Jerome Ab6ee Pinney: WET
Iou are hereby summoned u aun..,
at my "mce In the Township Of Geor-,..sa = \,
county OF El Dorado, on the eSsA aay Al 6..kA@s y @s
1854. at ten (l0) O'Clock A. n. tS 49, Ss, a
the complaint Of Jacob Glassman N ns.s.s.s--s -
Township aforssaidj who anes yOu Il ss. sss.oss ~
sum OF one hundred and twenty Hour isSs.s.@ ~
nine eis win Interest. alleged 70 b AnsAs - y.
you upon ~" certain pronisory notes-on1 - n.
sum ~ Or huudred and six doilara a. S,.Is..s -
tsi"SSl") dated IT 6eorEesovn. Nsv ~ -
and payable nnr day from dale, 10 CiasSx~
'.s'rr "T order. ia gold coin. and beaTInv I.,s. ~
The rate of two per cent. PER usoashs tfVn~nS ~ =.
other Tor eighteen dolaTe, dated af (3ee--... ~
Feb 10Th, A. d. 1884, and paysSle 1. -, Is..sss,
Porter, one month from date With iutersss ~ =.
rate ofiwo per cent. per month R.N nofs ~
been assigned to Jacob GIassunao,-es~1S. ~ ~ ~
above described notes are nov on dle AZ Iv.
when judgment will be tAkea ARaInst - ES
said amount. together With cesis, nd essss: J
you faH to aPrear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of y D.r.A.a.;
", Greeting MAKE legal service an1 r~1"srhEs
Given under nv hAnd.thIs the tventy srTs.sS. ~
day ofJuly D. 1854. "
Justice the Peace In and for y Do,s4o a. a.
A true copy: ~
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