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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

CLIFTON, y on. 10.
Nine townships heard from in Louisa
county give Lincoln 1852 and McClel-
lain 45l votes.
Oakland is reported i majority for
Mcclellan.
Elliot and Port Louisa townships are
vet to be head from.
Lincoln will have about $50 majority
in this county. c. -. GAINES.
RAJ The following was the vote OF
soldiers from Muscatine county in
Camp Mcclellan, Davenport:
Clerk OF District Court-John ". Iayne ....~.. Il
/" --Robt. D. Wallace.
(,untv Iud0a-IIenry w. Perkins ............., IL
George w. Hunt,.,.................-
Hecorder-Char IS $. F0stef...........-........ II
w. NJ. McEirOY Observation-Disclosures.
County Suryeyor-John A. Mathewson...... II
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER.
Nl HARPER,
Cooley,
PETERSON,
BALLOU, at
DEMORESTS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

Be3- The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday, and after a session of two days,
during which time the county vote was
canvassed and other business of impor-
lance transacted, adjourned to meet on
the first Monday in January, when the
Board will have more than half new
members, and will stand II Republican
and Democratic. The official vote of
the county will be found in another col
umn Of to-duy's paper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

reduced among the heo}s Of the people. by
CEzas.sierOss khhir Eve.
The history Of the success of great discoveries
affords no parallel to the triumphs over compe-
tition and prejudice, accomplishedby this pow
erful yet harmless vegetable agent, which IN
Simultaneously changes any obnoxious color OF
the hair into q black or brown as magnificent "a
any that heaven ever bestowed upon the head
OF man woman.
Manufsc. ured by ]. CRISTADORO, No. AS
,or House, New York. sold by all Druggists.
Applied by all hair dressers. octlldlin.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

gs:a Mrs. Annie l.. Wittenmyer writes
to Mrs. L. a Thomas, of Dubuque, I'M
der date Of City Point, Va, October
2Sth, that her trip to the Army of the
Pot omac has been very successful. She
has obtained from the Secretary of War
the privileges of the passing and trans
port alton from the Government for her.
self and such ladies as she may employ,
in all of the Sanitary departments of the
United States. She will return to the
West in about ten days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

-~%~~-----
Nor A SKEDADDLER.-The name of
Fergus Hanson (misspelled Fergena)
appears in the list OF drafted men not
reporting. This is gross injustice to
him. No more loyal and earnestly pa
triotic young man can be found any
where. He served in the 18th Iowa till
discharged for disability, and was refus-
ed in the 9th cavalry for the same rea-
son. Finding it difficult to get employ
ment, he went to California in March
last, where he hoped to secure good wa
ges. He had no reason to expect being
drafted, as he had been refused as a vol
unteer. We hope the Adjutant General
will do him the justice to state these
facts as publicly as the statement has
been published that heis deserter.
FROM ATLANTA AND SHERMAN.-M.
L. Mikesell. of the 18th Iowa regiment,
lately detached as clerk at the head
quarters of Gen. Howard, arrived home
on furlough Wednesday. Heleft Atlanta
on the 9th inst at which time General
Sherman had not yet left on his grand
expedition, Notwithstanding the news
paper reports to the contrary, but was
engaged in preparations for the great
march, which, it was surmised, would
commence in about ten days. The i'm
preston prevailed among the best in
formed officers that Savannah was his
destination, whilst others believed that
Montgomery and Mobile would be visit
ed. 1t is certain that wherever his des-
tination may be, telling blows will be
struck, and that Sherman's track will
be one Of devastation. The Gulf States
are about to taste the actual horrors of
war.
When Mr. Mikesell left, the Army of
the Tennessee was encamped along the
railroad to Atlanta. The 18th Iowa was
al Marietta, in good health and spirits.
Docs IS" furlough extends for thirty
days. He is looking remarkably we'll
Ever till now,
When men were fond, smil'd and wondered
how
People were cured of that life-destroying
diseaSe Catarrh, but upon enquiry at the
Druggists, | find that this happiness is
produced by the use of DR.. d. H. Seele's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Try it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

scA~ Mr. Cough, Geographic operator
in this city, authorizes us to say that
any one who will put up the telrgra ph
line between here and Davenport at any
time when it may be found down, will
be promptly paid on presenting the bill
to him. As this is a matter Of public
interest, we hope that those living along
the line viii give it their attention.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
Wonderful Changes

Have occurred In this country during the last
three or four years, but none more wonderful
than the
CHANGES IN Color
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

G1ES- &. W. zGOE3.AgH,
Cincinnal, Qh.. Proprietor Ct
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu?. tier, Flood
Pills, C;atawca Z. .::Wal sn 8rs2ci!es,
! 4. a t.o;iss, t1Gieszn, 1cn! sa;
Cola at eloles4ie II Chicago ty FULLER, s1NCR
3 FULLER, aud al pturE..+s
kS.- Cauntry Merctaut< bc4ie,- scpp,;-d by
Az CROSBEY. and c. IL #ECEN .TII. Chicago.
Ead by
scid ~ Muscatine by +. II. STONE, GRAHAM
BRO. J. II CANON & co, j. Is, DoUGIikETf
z: iSi.lE;S tuiv7dtWIy
Il i, DEM0REST,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

MUsuATINE, Novetnber ".
Owing Ia continued stormy weather and bad
roads, business through the week has been UNI
usually dun. and scarcely any produce receipts.
Rrices but little changed
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

WAPELLo, Nov. 8, 1864.
llR. MAIEIN-Y"': The following is
the result of Yesterdays work III the
townships heard from in this county:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18
LUMBER PRICE LIST,


For lots as they arrive rom the country,
ported expressly for the Muscatine JOURNAL, by
W. S. MCCLURE 4 Co, strictly Produce Com
mission Merchants, 80 Fulton street, n. Y. We
quote for the week ending Nov. IL, 1851:
FLOitf-Fine brands superfine State 925R go
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-18

A@y Lieutenant Governor Jacobs, of
Kentucky, has gone to Washington, in
charge of United States officers, as po-
litical prisoner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
PLANTATION BITTERs.

~ the evssofAbea
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which AFRO nov recommended ty ibs highest Beai-
cal nathsrifiess and warranted 70 produce an iss-
sgrr~able, eFfee-iy pure. zsd must saperrssd al
"'Aer 'eaIzs xhsrs = healthy, SsHtis ssinrlsHt
- ; parity, ssrsnssksn AID snvszorAts.
Thsy create 9 healthy appetite
They an an tidcte 70 change Of watsr aud
diet.
rh.y avsrssms the snset. Of dissipation and
They strengthen the systsa aud sult.ss the
the mind. -
TBsy prsEsAt nIasmaiie ard intsrnittspt f.
Vzrs.
They parity the breath and asldisy Of the
stomach.
They eurs Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Dizrrhsz and choisrA MoT61s-
They care LlFaF Complaint and Nervous
They make The weak ssronx. tha isaguIa bril-
liant. aud srs exhausted natuE~'s great FssfsFsf
They are composed or the eelshrztea Cais@ya bark
wintrrgrssns sassafras, roets and hsFbs, All pre-
served in perfectly purs 81. croix run For par.
;senIars sss circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware u Imposfors Examine svery bettls-
ssa that 20 has cur private q. s. stamp uRaufi.
lated ever the cork, With plantation scene, ana
cur signature on nos atesl plAEe side Label sc
that bottle l. net re-Elled With spurious and
/ dsieisrious ssun Asy pers0n rretsnding 20 sell
Plantation BItteFs ly the gallon o. IN baik i an
/ mpsstoF. Any person initiating this bottle. o.
ceiling any other material therein wsether called
Plantatiea Hittsrs nst, is aeriminal HHdef ths
/ q. :. Lag. aud Will b - prosecuted ~ rs W.
siFe4dy have cur eye on several parties fs-hiltbl
our bottles, 4e., who will saeee-d 10 gsttins
| themselves into Close aHAstsrs- The demand ~
/ Drsks.s Plantation blftsrs from lAdiess eisrgy
men. merchants, &C., Is taeFe3itie. The sImpl
trial o. bottle i sta sFiaeses Ne Prs.sEt 81 thei
worth and saperiofitys fnsg ats seid By al -
spectacle druggists, groesrs. physieiAns, hotels
| saloons, steamboats,. Ana eoHHtry stores.
r. ~. DRAKE co.
No. 2e2 Broadway, ". r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
Have in stock and arriving daily

Have in Stock and arriving daily
soAsa Trace Chains.
z.eso he Log chAin.
- dc4sn Q. g. Planters Hoos,
% Garden He's and Rake
81 :. shoseis sHd Spades,
% Hay and Manure Forks,
To8 scyths. sasatbs aad Grads,
10 Bleod's q. 4 Grass. orsje ssd
Briar seythss.
= frs.a seyshs stones.
o. aossn hay Rsssss.
p sheep shssFs.
- Cotton csrds.
100 gross Knives snd Torks.
20 aoz@n Pocket Knirss.
100 gross Te4 aed Tabis Spoons.
% eszen cssts nlls.
- Neal selves.
20 currT cens..
- tsrs whesiing Esil,. BIS
80 dszaa Pad Lexis, esFnsa 4 Aasrieaas
20 Door Locks ssd LAiehss.
100 gross Ameriean Screws.
100 DOZEN shoe. Hosso. cISth sss serab
80 Tea and cggHtsF Scales.
cases Hard Frame sistss.
tors Bsrsa eriBa Stones.
Dosr. Gate and Strip Hinges.
Boring Maehlnsa, $50 F
carpentsr Tools,
c, oper Toois-Barton's and whftss.
ohio Tool Cozp4sy Pisnas.
Cabinet hsrdv@rs.
Mil and Cross Cat saws,
chain PUMPS. &c. &c.
AZ nsst Of cur goods wsrs pufehsssd Zoe
CASH, before tbs &c advances An
Hardware, Es Nil onsr them At the is.wsst
l,ossfbis rates.
JACOB sTRAuB a sox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

kstbAiren i from the Greek word kafhro, ~
sskatksiTo. sgnifying 70 cleanse, ri uYinate and
resfoFs- Thts article Il Nbat is name siknines
For preserving, restoring ard besufifytng the
human hair IL Is the naost remarkable preparation
IN the World. II i again Owned and pat ~ n
tbs original prhpfiet0r, and v new rnae Nith the
same care, skill and Aiteaiiou whieA gass 70 .
sails Of over one nlifioH bottles pr snnams -
!. d. II Is = mast delightful Hafr Dressing.
IL rrtsicates seuFf aud daHdrun.
II keeps the tesa eool sad clran.a
IL makes the hair. rich. sofs atd glossy.
q. II prevents this hair from falling % snd isFu'
Ing gTay.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady o. gentleman Nho values beaatIfni
head 81 hair sAoald nss Lyen's kzfhairos. IL j.
knoNn and 81 throughout the CIVILIZED seFid
Sold b. all fes,cctsbis deaisrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

NEw YoRx, May ia special TO the
Tines dated: Headquarters, Army of
the Potomac. Wednesday morning. say:
The struggle this moment began with
diminishing on the right We fully ex-
pset a great and bloody, and, we taHst,
= successful battle to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
Still They Come |
Silk Sun Umbrellas.
Notions and Fancy Goods


THOSE WISHING To BUY CARPETS
Il ebeAp had better call seou. We are selling
them % Al l.ss than mSnuf.ctursrz' cost.
SEHAPkER Z BCSSISG,
"a Il And ID Main Sfranf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, Me odeons and
CABINET Organs.

VNHE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE con-
L STANTLf receiving the above Instruments
from some Of tAs best manufacturers in New Turk
and Bostsn. AID viii sell them at Eastern prices.
adding freight.
Samples may b seen al their residsnes, on
Water Street. first door below Chestnut II will
be to the interest Of those wanting the above In
stran-nts, to call bssare PorehasinS sl.swbsrs.
spS01Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Psr.eus o. ssdsBtzry hsbsts troubled VIII
ssakbes iassitud-, palpitstioa n the hesrt. lack
ef aupstite. distress after eating torpid liver,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
CARRIAGES, &c.
SPOCK-BREEDING.

Important to Breeders Of Bloodsd
Stock.
ETufE CELEBRATED sTALLIoH sDU-
i FORD . viii nisks the season Of 1854 - fhs
American stable. Esahsyfiis, Ind.
TEzxs.- So 20 iaEare.
PEDfeREE.-Buford ~ss got b. in poxtsd Glec-
Coz first dam ~ Minstrel. Minsfrsl By As6ocs
NsiOe BY New York Eciipss; ssoosd k.a b. Be-
fyrd Alexander, third dam by Haazh4lI's Moses.
fourth dam b. Dgks Of Bedford, afth dam ~
I EioBs sixth dam ~ imported DAhsssr.
RICHAKDsoH BRITT0E-
aurs II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Artiels 10. Whenever there IL fec, vhsthsr b.
day or night the fog signals described beisw shAl
be carried aud as~d, and shall Be sounded 1t isass
every hvs minutes, viz.
(al Steamships under way shall use assam-
whistle placed before the funnel, not l~as than
,lEht Iest from the deek.
(b) Sailing ships under Wsy shall use feg .hora.
lei Steamships aud sailing ships vbsa net IA.
A. ,aax nhaf nae 4 ball
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Contents.
Artiels ]. Preliminary.
Ralss eoacsrnIsg lights
2. lights to be carried - sDll0Ns;
g. Llghts for steamships.
4. Lights for stssm-taEs
8. Lights for sailing shlps.
g. ExrsptlOn.l hghfs fos ssaah SAaiins
vessels.
+ Lights for ships ~ s,schsr-
4 Lights for pilot vessels.
: Lights for nshlng vessels aAa BOATS
RaIss eoue.rBlng fsg-siEaals;
TO- Fog-signals.
stssring and sailing rules:
IL Two sailing ships Enszstng.
~. Two sailing ships crossing.
Is Tuo siips under stssm Hesfing-
IL. Two ships under stszn crossing.
s rs. sailing ship sud ship under s,ssna
aG shIps nadsr steam 10 sAasksH SLACK
enl speed.
IL Vessels ossrtxking othsr vessels.
IL Construction Of ATtietss ~ H. u
and II.
10 Proxiss 90 ssvs spsslsl eases.
TO- 10 ship and~r any eireumsianess =
uesiset prOter pEscsafions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Artlci. 1. In She fellovisg raiss every stsan
ship which Il audsr sail, and not snosr s.ssm
st,anshlp which IL under steam. Shsthsr Hbdsi
eli or not, 10 20 be considered ship under steam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Article 3. opsn hshing boats and other open
boats shall not Be required % carry side lights
quirsi for other vessels. but shail II they do not
carry a6ch lights. carry n lsutsrn having . grses
slide % oas side aud red Glide the othsr, aud
on the approach OF or 60 ether vessels, such Ian
tern shall be exhibited In saffcient lima 10 pre-
vent collision. that the light shali nog BE
seen on the port eide. tbs rsd Hight the
siarbosrd eide. Fishing boats and epen boats
when At anchor or attached their nets aud la
tionary shall exhibit . bright white light. Eish-
Ing vssacls aud open boats shall, hossveE, net Be
prevented from using . nars-ap In addltions II
considered expedient.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
po.s>d at the First Session Of The
Thirty Eighth COHgTess.
rPrsLIc-No. SCI

CPrBLIc-No. Sc.
A. Axfpx e .rtEin rules and regulations for
preventing eollisions on the wsisf.
De enacted By fhs SsHate and Hoass Of Rsrgssssfa-
asss n the Cssd staEes Of Arasviea - cSsgrs's az
ssuabgsd. That from ard sfsr e~ptsmber ones
siEhieen hnudred and siziy-f'uf. tss ieilpxing
rlss and regulations rsr prsysnting collisions o.
III waisr BE adopted In the navy aad m merrts-
tiIs marin q tie Unitsd st~tss: PyossdsS. InSi
tlss II hIIii0n Of ans lisht on bssre Of aFfsssl.
II <ar u the Tntisd States mar % saspsne -
srh@1.vsr In the spsslou of the eseFstssy OF ths
>s-y, 81 esmmss dsr.fn chief u sfuzdron, 81
he 60 = nAndsr Of vessel aetang sinsJ, TIE spS
eial shaszetsF Of he ssrslss may fsqaifs H.
Regulations far Preventing Csaia'
stoms Ga ths ~ a4eEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

DHTsfcTASs' PRESCRIPTIONS EKcEfYE
I special attention a.
HALLocKs DsuE stor,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
LfdAts for Ships at Anchor.

Article 7. ships, whether steamships or sailing
hips when at anchor In rosdstsads or fstrwsys.
shall, bstwesn sunsst aud suafiss. exhibits where
iI can beat Be sssn. bat 80 height not sxessdlHg
isehfy feet above The hull, ~hite light 10 =
slobussr lantern % eight inehss in dia@stsr, and
80 constructed IS 10 shov eisar uniform and an.
broken light vtslbe all around ths horissns id
- = .ll.annnn afa Il laaat mila.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

EXCEPTIONAL Lights for Small Sailing
K&sssIs

Article 6. Whenever, ~ In the ease Of Hm
sssssls during had weather, the green aud led
Ishts annot he hxed. these tights shAil be he I
30 asek, ou their respestiFs Do. of the vssa I,
sasdy for instant exhibition, and shsil. "a Il .
,ppfosch 81 " to other vessels. Ss szhibitsa -
isir fcspse i've aide. In sufiesnt time 80 Rrssfht
collie on, ia such maHnsr as 30 make thsm most
vlstble, aud 50 that tks green Hight shall not he
.eel. On ths port side, the red light "a tie
starhoard side.
10 make the use Of these portable lights more
ssrtHin aud sesy, thas shall each be pAtntsd sst-
do pIIh the color Of the ilg ht they rssyeeti ely
ssntnin, aud shall 20 provided With sastsbls
seEssns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
Liahts for Pilot Hessels.

Article g. Sailing pilot vessels shsi; not carry
the Iights required for other sailing vessels. but
hall cafry white light 81 ths masthead, visibls
ali round the b. rixun, aud shall also exhibit .
dars-up light every nftsss minutes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
Ruies conssFpfng lights.


Article O. The lights msptianed In ms tohow
,.sfhers Iet = cen sansst and ssaFsSs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20

Article -. Nothing In tesss galrs shall sxspsr.
ate any shiR. o. the owner. or master, Or crew
lhsr<of. from ths eonssQas ae~s OF any neglect ~
carry Lights or signais. Or Of any nsglses - Aesp
proper lockout, or Of the nrglset Of any prsesa.
tsn valeh may Be required By the ardiaary prse-
tteo ef seaman, or By the special d
the e4se.
Approved. April -, lssk.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
SUMMONS.

CTArE or CALIFORNIA, County Of u DocsaA--
- Ss-fa Justices Court, PiAccrvile TownsAp
The People Of the State Sf California, 10 D. v.
IENAS Defendant, non resident Of Had foW asAlp,
GRtETIHG:
II. at" hereby summoned Ia appear before Ne u
ry once in PlA,ervile Township; o; the COsnty u
~ Dorado, on Il s;h day Of September, A. D. lesA
a. 10 O'Clock, 4 TO answer nuto the complaint Of
Hersh' der and D. Block, UhO sue 10 Teess9 he
sum Of two hundred and forty and 9O 100 douass
and interest thereon. at the rate Of two per esal ps
moth, from tile eih day Of January, 1854, a. eyi
.cnr~d by ycnr note Of that date payable to bI1A
or order; when judgment Will be taken AGAinsl ~
for the said amount, together with costs and dan
ages, you fail TO appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of e DorAAs
County, Greeting Make legal service and resssu
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 6Sh day Of september
4. ID. 1864. JOHN BUSH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Tcwnship
BY order Of JOHN Bush, Justice Of the Resee.
tsePl0- -Snl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
OLD FRIENDS.


Old friends. the years are passing by,
And your dear faces dream like shido
Out from my past o memory,
Was eVe- pain like thine!
/ close my eyes, yet still 20 come,
VIVA the same Looks that once ye wore,
And voices that have long been dumb,
! listen TO once more.
For some among you, far beyond
My call or cry, have passed away;
No prayer, however wild or fond,
Could bring you back one day.
But ye who passed to and ffe,
Sttu hnger On the restless earth,
seise the moments - they go
The Now Of Hsicslsss worth.
D precious hours o AeetinR days!
Why should we waste our lives apart,
ToQ shOEt - spend in separate ways,
Fer friends but one in heart!
The bygone days are all enwrought
With meaning strangers could not learn /;
The sott, sad rays from their light caught
No eyes. but ours discern.
Are falling nOw-are gathering fast
Come back ere oil the brightness fades
From our beloved Past.
Your own old seats are empty yet;
The old warm welcome watts you still;
o. come the dOoS 4jAr 10 set,
The outer cir 10 chill.
The narrowed circle closer drawn.
Hands closer elasped for hands We miss,
30 We will wait the golden dawn
OF brighter days than this.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
TRAT CAT.


I'm smiling, foE ] see the Slain-
I sent that bullet through thy brain.
Bhou1t never stsal my quail again
o most baTglaEi0uS cat
Thy appetite was over nice,
Thoa hlohsd my Sundays dinner twice,
But neyeE Noticed rats or mice,
@Ost spksHresn eat!
II ives tAy SasAs@ asoanwAe nighta,
To mingle ih tks AaEndesf lights.
AA4 gsVs Oar bahy dreadful rights:
. most rantauAeEoGs eat!
on did watch thee sneak along,
EiTat In the eatsrweuling Shrong,
3a aeaesa us with chorus songj
T1sea Operatie eat
N & many wslf Intended brick
1eH@ea ertmslkin heads rAinsd thick
Too veil theu didst the " double quick -
Thou old stTagstie cat .
Tay Fowls of pleasure-of despair
Too on had WYung from ne q swear.
That pplie II twain the midnight air,
AHd meyer moved cat
Thssks hs 70 lsaa I've sAOpped thy wind
4Aanks b 70 lad! thy ranks are thinned
o would that an thy race were skinned!
Thou nalsfaetor eat
Sleep On. across that heap Of stones,
ne'er shall veneratA thy boassS
Bat III Temembss those old tones,
TAoa diTaAal Thomas cat
He jacat ancient ThUmB cat,
He was - black ss any hat
And insoeent Of mouse or rat,
He loved what he could steal the besti
Bet fsund that lead would not digest.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-01
Legal advertisements.
SUMMOMa.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA. O6vv,tx e. -
District. ~' AA'a 1aalnal
Action brought in The District Cov,. q, -.
COuHty Of 81 Dorado, In tAe oSsep y ~ nned . lAs
said District Court In and for said Count~ Y
The People Of the seete Of CalIfornis - - Aals
smyth and Elizabeth y s@ytA (hIs wiSsi. " ~ ":
Jenson, Defendants, Greeting: SO Esse
You are hereby required 70 apOea, r.
brought against you By Robert WHIT. P,.,a.s,s 10
the Districs Court Of the nevenih JSS.;asS sSAss -
in and for the County Of n Dorado. sns .. st1,
the complaint & nled therein on the lsSh dsy = q
/ tSsNSt u tsNS Nxin ten daya tsxea--SSS y -
day or servIceJ, aGsr Nhe service an ~ g -
summonS-n served within this County. :. q III
out Of this County, but within this Ju3ic,. ~
within twenty days; or, u served out a. ~ IT.
trict, then within forty days-or judSnest !.
fault will be taken against you. Vde-
The said action is brought to Obsai, ,.a
against said defts 6myth for the sum afat
dred and any dollars with interest At a. 49,
Per cent. per month, from The sth dsy az @eS
1890, alleged 70 be due upon q eeTts,r ~Sess-eR
note, executed By said last named defsss !. II
last named date, 10 said PIE; also foT a 49, - -
cosng certain mortgage executed hy - ss.S -.
Smyth 70 SAL pl'G, 70 secure the psvn~-. -
note and Of even date herewith. ana - ~ -
the premises described IN said morteaee ~
certain lot ana Improvements, situated NJ - =. ~:
In said County and state, on the south - y -
sScrame1.o @ .OeG, o. Me tnrn therest aajotalaT -
ASE@98Yty ~
I tpf'6s complaint, copy whereof aceowSs.a.S ~ 2
writ. Also for Judgment for The Suu Of ~ !. -
dollars paid In taxes on said premises n ~, y.
ls win interest a' 'SersoH' re- principal asG isssssk
foreclosing the equity OF redemption ~ 80 - -
Peter Jensen, in said premises and eveFy ns,t -
Of, and such other relief as may Be- prcsr ~ -: -
in TIE premises; and you fan to sppeSr aSS =.
PIN will take judgment against you To- IA % s ~
terest decree and costs, according 10 he prsv- !;
said complaint. N~JW@
Witness, Hon & W Brcekway, Judge cf ..,s D,..
Attest MY hand ana ~
sEAr Court in and for said County ~ !, u ~ -
~ do, hereto aMxed, Aa SRcS n ~ cS'H ::
Placervle, this the 18Th day Of Aurust n ~ ~. q
u J. CARPENTRR, CevF.
BY order Of Hon, Ogden squires, County JnSs.i =,
said County. Attest: g. J. CkhPRxTIa CSHssS "
A. C. SEIRLE, P1'Gs Atty.