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The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

CELEBRATION OF THE FouRrH. For the ex-
ercises Of the 4th, the Committee Of Arrange
meuts have selected Redd's lot, above the
Methodist church. WOrkmen are engaged in
erecting a temporary building for that purpose,
capable of seating comfortably two thousand
persons. The following is the oil detof the day:
At daylight, national salute Of 35 guns and
ringing Of bells. At O'Clock, A. NJ salute ot
IS guns. Atl o'clock the procession will
form, the right resting on the lower end Of The
Plaza. and the left deploying East on Main
street, aud march through the principal streets
The exercises at the building will be-lst-
Music BY the Band 2d-Prayer BY the Chap
lain; Sd-Sirging BY the Giee Club; 4ih--
Reading the Declaration Of Independence; jth
Music By the Band; GIh-Oration; 7,h-
Singing by Glec Club; sth- Brnediction; 9Th
Music by the Band; l0th-Firing Of Cannon,
adjournment. Five military companies will
ION the procession-tw0 from Pacerville, one
from Smiths Flat, one from Georgetown and
one from El Dorado. The poces,ion promises
to be large and imposing aud the exercises en-.
tertaininE and pleasing.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

In TIE FiRLD.-The strikers Of Highly
and Shannon, our loyal Congressional
ninnies, are industriouSly working for
their denomination. 1t is to be hoped
that California will be spared the disgrace
Of again being represented in Congress by
such ducks. 1t is an insult to the intel.
ligence Of the people to ask them to vote
for such specimens Of weakness and SER
vlisy. Better be without representatives
than to be represented by simPletons,
who have made themselves the laughing
stock of Congress. Horace Greeley had
them in his eye when, speaking of Con-
Rress, he said: "Therc are at least a
hundred who would be in business fully
up to their capacity if one-half of them
we're trying twenty dollars suits as justi.
ccs Of the peace, with the other half petit
Jogging before them"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

The only gold medal ever votcl 10y
Congress to Grnrral Washington, is for
sale in Philadelphia, lis owner. who ha> ;
lost everything valuable by this war, be
ing compelled to part with it, General
Washington received i, in honor Of the
evacuation by the British of Boston har.
bor On the adverse is ainedaiHon pro-
file ef the Father Of his country and On the
reverse he and his staff are seen grouped
on Bunker Hill, whi!c tie British fleet j.
seen moving downIhc bay. The medal
contains slS0 worth Of gold, Is in perfect
preservation, and the owner has refuse d
S5, 900 for it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY
Kelsey Mining District, FL Dorado Codnty.

N0TICE Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
~ Trustees OF said Company, held on the l6lh of
June, 1864, an assessment of one dollar and hfty
cents per share was levied upon the Capital Stock Of
said Company, payable June 25h 1864, in gold 'oin
OF the United States, to the Secretary. at he ofce
OF the Company, IN Coloma, or to V. q. Post room
No u.s. Lucas Turner's Building. y. f. corner Mont.
Gomery 4 Jackson streets. San Francisco.
= Aay stock Gaoa which said assessment shall
main unpaid on the 18th day Of July, 1854, will be
advertised on that day delinquent. and unless
payment shall be made before will be sold ou the lst
sday Of August 1864, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with cost Of advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
4. ST. G. DENVER, Secretary.
Coloma, June IS, 1s6t--td.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
BOOTS AND SHOES I

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf Balmora1
and Congress Boots;
GentIem ems Sewed and PegGed Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt OvershoesI
Chi1dren's and Misses Boots and Shoes
of every variety;
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes OF
every quality;
Me rs, w m ms and Childrer's Slips
pers, splendid assortment, BY far the largest Snd
best in Fl Dorado County for sale At the very lowest
prices,by
CHAS. D. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

MtH OF THE REvoLrrIoN Gen. Green,
in lis dispatches, after the battle Of Eu
taw. says; Hundreds Of my men we've
naked as they were to'n. Judge john
son. in his Life of Green says: Pos
te,ity viii scarcely believe that the l"inS
Of may men Whn carried death intn Jhe
cncmy'> ra;kS at Eutaw. were CALLED by
their cart u h boxes, While fo,d Of rag
or turf # moss protected the shoulder
FROM the sam. il jury from the musket. -
Genera! Or, en- say>, in his letter 10 the
S,cr,tray of War: We have three hun
dr,d men without arm>. and more than
one thousand so naked that they can IL,
put on duty only il the most desperate
cases. Our difficulties are 50 enormous,
and our wants 81 pressing. that have
not moments rei,f from the most pain
iul anxitti,s. have more cmbarray
mcntS than it is proper TO disclose TO the
world.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

LARGE REwAHo. Wells. Fargo I CO. oiTtr a
rev ard of tive lunircd j !,Ar- f'r each pr
s'n convicted II being engaged IN the robbery
Of their Exrress nn the night of June 3Jl.
mar the 70 Mile H"u-c; and a Ike sum r
eIcn OF the robbefs killed in resisting parties
attempting 10 arrest them, and twenty per Get :
Of the ticANure rcEmvcrei
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

L.uIks' FESTIVAL. -Menppc oar readers " Il
bear in minc the Festival - be given by the
Ladies of the Eii.co pal Church, of rh's city. a.
Cnntidence PAvllun, on tho afternoon and
evening f,he 4ih. and IN the evenings Of the
5,h aud 9Th, Let al p,'r,nze The Festival
literally, aud thus eJn;rtoGte to a worthy Ot-
icrt
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

CoLCSEL iloRRY.-A lu1icrouS story is
told Of Col. Ho'ry, who was once ordered
to await the approach Of B,itiSA detach,
ment in ambuscad'; service he perform
ed with such skill, that he had them com
pIetclv in his power, when, from dread
ful impediment in bis speech, by which
he was afflicted, he could not arliculate
the word Fire In vain he made the at
tempt-it was Fl, Fl. fl, f,-but he could
get no further. At length irritated almost
to madness, he exclaimed. Shoot, -
Tou, shoot--you know very well what
wouli say shoot, shoot, and be - TO
You y
lie was present in every engagement of
cons, quence, aud on all occasions imcrraS.
cd his reputation. At Qninhy, Col. BaX
ter, gallant soldier, possessed Of great
coo'ncs>, and still greater simplicity Oi
character, calling out, | am wounded,
colonclr Horny replied. Think no more
of it. Baxter. but stand to your post. -
But cant stand, colonel-l am wounded
a second time! Then lie down, Baxter,
but quit not your post Colonel cried
the wounded man. they have shot me
again, and If remain any longer here
shall be shot to pieces BE it so, Bax
ter, but stir not lie obeyed the order
and actually received the fourth wound
before this engagement ended.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

A LITTLE FELLOW, not more than five
years of age, hearing somo gentlemen at
his fathers table discussing the familiar
line, An honest mans the noblest work
Of God, said he knew it wasn't true his
mother was better than any man that was
eyer made.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COM PANY,

NJ Office Is hereby given that at 4 meeting ~ the
~ Trustees Of said Company. held on the 18Th Of
June 1854 al assessment (No. 81 of fry cents per
share Of ten feet was levied upon the capital ST. ok
OF said Company, payable on or before the 18Th day
OF July 1854. In gold COIN To the Treasurer at the
Office Of the Company, AZ Duncsn's Store
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-.
mali unpaid OIL the l9ih duy of July. 1864. will he
advertised on TINT d4v rs Delinquent, and unless
payment shall be m ldr fore, will I've sold on he
9th day Of August 1864, to pay the delinquent AS.
sessnent together with The costs Of advertising AID
Expenses OF sale.
b order Of the Board ri Truscea.
B. a M0SEI.EY. Secretary.
Duncan's store June 18Th, lsG4.-i25:I
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

SARCASTIC The Boston Post says -
"Some chronic fauitfnicr is making
fuss because President Lincoln uses in his
carriage couple Of horses from the quar-
termastrrs's Department. Tfhe wiIi not
ride over the Constitution any more, We
don't care what horses he drives
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

And, in accordance with law AMI al Order made
Nv the Board Of Trustees % said CnuIn NY On the
23I day Of April, D. 1861. many shares Of each
parcel of said stock viii be sold ~ p4blic au tiUu,
at he Office Of the Company. in Cuinut"wn. II Dn.
rado County, on the II TIN Day Of July, A.D.
-6I. a. o'clock, P NJ. shalt be sufficient pay
sad delinquent assessments due thereon, together
Wkh cOsis Of advertising ard sale.
BY order Of the board OF Trustees
II. K STOWE. Secretary.
CniohtoHa, June 22d, ls6L-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

pIHNkR. Festival AND BALL.-D.u't forgct
the Dinner, festival and Bal, N BE- gwen on
the 9Th bv the ladies' cf this city N aid nf the
Sanitary CDmnIissi.n. The Dinner ii come
of s"nn after tie {, r,moriysat K dds 1T CT
Glide. ard the Fo,,v4; and EAli IN the eve.
nlrr
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

And, in accordance with the Laws Of the state o
California and an order made ny the Board ri True
tees { said Co"+par7 on the 5th day % May, 1864,
many shares "f each parcel Of said stock IA may
he necessary silI he soii the uf,e uf tue Campo.
nv. in Plicer"i'l-. the 9th Day of July,
ls6I, At olorS NJ, t" pay the delinquent a.svSS-
menl together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale
by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A. HAAS, Secretary.
PlaccrviIle, June 10th, 1s6i-ts.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

ACCIDENT learn thAtA drunken team
stcr and his employer one S'owell had An a.
tercation IN the fourth ward Yesterday, IN
which the former was knocked down ly the
latter his right leg falling beneath the wheel
Of uae Of BI4irs lumber Hag gnns jlst then pas.
ing, which crushed il horribly between the
knee and Lip.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

In accordance with the Ia ws Of the ale Of Cali
foi MIA and der nf ihe Board Il Trustees, nadr
the 7th ~ May, 64, as many shirts NJ ea"h
parcel u! said stok uIay he necessary will he S..
u ri,- Nj -: the c mp INV. in Darlnnd Spring.
on the 5th Day of July, 1854, at . o clock
p "f said dav To rav sad delinquent assessment
thereon together with cost Of advertising and tx
prnS.s of sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
W y. MCFFIEY, Secy.
Diamond Springs, June 10Th, IsC4.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
Gentlemen's Clothing

Gentlemen'S clothing
TCsT RECEIVED "a Splendid Assortment Of ali
81 the NEW STYLES OF
CUSTOM.MADE CLOTHINGI
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 V0stsI
Back and Colored Hats, all kinds,
Fine sewed and p egged Boots.
Davis & Jones' White ShirtsI
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel:and Merino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers, Overa1ls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston. hastings & Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
Engn h Hc story. etc.. ETC.,
All Of which will sell, FOR CASH. At
SAN FRANCISCO PRICYBi
-" cnAs. Il PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

We are gra:ded to lyaD that at the re,
cent annual examination at the Academy
of Sotre Dame, at San J'sr, Miss Leila
Bnrwell, Of this city, received the tir>.
crown for gool cohduct in the superior
class, and the first crown (or excellence in
the senior class.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

BoGrs STATE GovEENNENrs. the Ne "
York Evening Post condemns the haste
OF the Administration in getting up bogus
State Governments, under the pressure OF
military authority. The absurdity OF
such movements has BEEN beautifully H.
luStratel by the Administration repudiat
ins its own b1ntiuy, in deposing Of Hahn,
the bogus Governor Of the bogus State
Government cf Louisiana, and appointing
Banks military Governor" Says the
Post:
What i The nsc &c such haSy sitrmpts o.
re"rgaDlzc = State government? What Is the
p,c ot pluckirg uhrlpc tfu,t' y" Que really
Lr!!cvrs ;ha. i body ike Tins which called =
ST i NIr.,n'L State C"nventiun has auih"t il y
- commit; the State to any course. : Lou
i-i,rl, the Interference "f the military arm
witch commanded an election, derived thal
.elecu"n vi the mora! ,ree Of an uct Of the Peo-
We prefer 70 Nai. IL. Ia, frli; Is ripe; it " III
save choce hereafter. tLinE i gained bv
sritin: up Safe government which is not the
cr-ttIun ot IN. people. but It some eXtrnnedu u :
power Tar ma arv force m1>t huld the
c u,iry Ill the l"yAl people of u State are pre-
pared u te4<Sunlc the power It'd rlLhts OF
which they were deprived BY the rebel uSnrpA
tipD.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
NAMES.

And, in accordance with law and an order duly
ILade by the Board Of Trustees, many shares Of
each parcel Of said stock as may be necessary. will
be sold. vt the office Of the Company, In racrrvle,
on the 3oth Day of July, 1864. at O'clork p.
NJ. TO pay said delinquent assessment, together
with the sis Of Advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trusfeel
+. F. BARSS, Secretary.
Placerville, July I'd, ls64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

CarsrAL DixIS0 S>LonN. john II. Wander,
bilt uiIl open this evening NJ. dining sa-
loon. on Main street, opposite the Cary House.
under the above name. Van has shown that
be knows how u keep hotel, and II" one that
know. him will doubt that the Crystal will be
q complete success.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

DoN'T BELIEVE 1.-THE Como Sentinel
is Throwing off "on the mines of its
district by insnuating that they are des-
titute of silver. We believe it's con.
founded Abolition "no Sich a thing. -
Addressing itself to US, it says:
"Silver appears n predominate in our led ges
to about the same extent that copper and brass
do in your countenance."
1t the Sentinel speaks truly the miners
of Como are in devilish bad streak OF
luck, and had better pull up stakes and
go to Reese River
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
MINING COMPANY,
COloma District, FL Dorado County, California.

NOTICE. There are delinquent upon the tl.ow.
~ irg Il, SC Ibtd stock Of said Company. on ac.
count Of as es%meut4 heretofore levied. inclldirg z
As essment No. 2, levied on tho 3 h day NJ March.
aud Assrssn' mt No. 3. levied on the 23l day CT
April, 1864, th several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

A HoME THRUST -Fremont's organ, the
New Nation, loyal radical journal, sny>:
Never since the creation Of the world
has there been war so loosely, so stu.
pidly, and so shamcfully conducted as
this. We wish to believe in the stupidi.
ty rather than in the culpability Of the
Administration, but even stupidity has
its limits. East and West, North and
South, everywhere We have the same re-
suits, disgrace, and ruin as the sole re.
ward for so many sacrifices, so much en-
ergy and self.denial on the part Of the
people and It is time that this were end
ed" Coming from the right wing Of the
Abolition party. it must be admitted t':e
above is rather hcfty on the great Union
splitter AMI his party.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
COSTUMES COPPER. MINING
COMPANY,
Middle Fork Costumes River, Il Dorado County.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that at a meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of said Company, held on the eth day
Of June, A. D. 1854, an assessment OF one dollar
and hIy cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Oh or before July
9Th, 1854, to the undersigned Secretary, At hts once
IN the toRn Of Diamond springs, El Dorado County,
In U. s. gold coin.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
uaale unpaid tht tth day Of July, 1854, will be
advertised As delinquent, and unless payment be
made before. will be sold Saturday, the 18th day
Of July, 1884, at O'Clock P. NJ, at The once Of The
Secretary, TO pay the delinquent assessment With
costs Of advertising aAd expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the Board Of Trustees.
". O. GRIFFITH, eeerstary.
p.G-.al fr:!TSJ, n ro.sdo o. F'scs -. 1904
r1nsli~U
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

HAVE THEY CHANGED Pin 1850 two
members of Lncoln's Cabinet-Sewnrd
and Chase-voted in the United States
Senate for the reception Of a petition
praying that "some plan might be de-
vSed for the dissolution Of the American
Uuion.' Are these Abolition di>unnu.
lists any better friends Of the Union now
than they were then7 Do they not bc.
long to and represent the same party and
entertain the same principles now that
they did then? Has their hatred towards
the South moiliti,d in the slightest -
Have they given any evidence Of a change
Of sentiment? No. Can n party be in
favor Of the Union which follows the lead
Of such notorious rli unioniStS?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
COSTUMES GROVE COPPER-MI-
MING COMPANY,

Anlrew7 ValleJ District. FL Dorado CoGL'y, GAIA
" OTICE There 10 delinquent upon the following
~ described stock of the above NAMED Company,
account OF Assessment No. 8, l.vei May 7th,
S6+. tire several amoun's set opposite the names VI
the re- p-cive stockholders, "a follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

Is feet played out: This aqieNlion we
dare no, answer. but We can say that llruston,
Hastings L Gu. are MT PLAYED "ut, tr they
have opened recently. IN San Fr .nciScn. as
large \ jotbinE house conner Il Battery ani
Pine AS their reial. c-'ab i>hment in the Lick
Blilding, and are dong neatly all The trade IN
,hcir line, done ia san francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.

Illinois ledge, M 9, Reese River Di>trlrt Nevada
Tcnitory.-0tice At 4. Haas Store. Pacer7!e,
II Dorado County, State OF California.
NOTICE is hereby given that there Is dlinq lent
y upon the following described stock Of the abovr
uampd Company, count Of Assessment NJ :,
levied en- the 5h day Of Nav 1864 the scvt raj sum.
set opposite the OF the respective sh1rehod
crs, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

VIZ are as usual indtb bted to Wells, Fargo /
Co. for San Francisco and Nevada papers, and
,o Il. S HERNANDEZ for the Sacramento Cnion.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

TnE Tribune, not long since, published
letter, purporling to be from the Rev.
L. Billings, denying the story Of the ne.
gro babies of the Yankee schoolmarms.- -
Whereupon clergyman at Mr.. Billings
place of residence writes the following to
the Hartford Times
BRArTLEBoRouGH. VT. March &c, 1864.
Editors Hartford Times:
notice a card in the Tribune, signed
L. Billings, and dated from this place
Allow me to state that Colonel Billings
is with his regiment in North Carolina,
and has not been here for more than
eighteen months.
Xnnra Rnsnncifnllu
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
UUTS, NVSTVCIIHTTyI
TIMOTHY CUMMINGS,

Pastor 1st Presbyterian Church.
When did the Tribune invent the card
to which it attached Mr.. Billings name :
Will Massa Greeley explain!--N. Y. Day
Book.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
GRAND CELEBRATION
OF THR ssTH ANSIvRRsARY OF
American independence |!
AT PLAcEnvIlLE, JrLY I'm, 1864.


The Conmi tee Of ARA gements met at the
Court Rom III III. City Of rlactr,le, Oh the 2nd
of June, l>6l. MayorC. w Brewster in the chair
On motion NJ. X >hearer was elected Secretary.
On motion, the following sub Committees were
appointed:
tomuit'ee on Prcp1ring the Grounds and Fire
Works-A. A. Van Vocrhies. W. VI. Bradshaw,
D l., Mnnson. r. +. Pc" and $. tro:keI.
Committee 70 Solicit Contributions II. W. Cul
len. VI. X. Shearer, $. J. Eusminger, and S. A.
PerwcN.
Committee on Music-J. A. Rowan, 6. J. Ems
minqer and ". VI. Crocker.
Ga motion. Ilsrker Hill was selected as the
place 10 hold the celebration
OFFICERS OF THg DAY:
President Mayor c. W. Brewster.
Chaplain n...................''..K Rev T. = Dunn
Reader y. a HImilton.
Hon. j. G. McCaum.
oRoRR OF THs DAY:
At daylight. national salut- Of Is guns, and
ringing Of bells,
9oclck, A. NJ. salute Of 10 guns;
The PROCESSION will furm al 1t O'Clock, A NJ.
under dircc'inn If the Marsual, Colonel. and Chief
Engineer # the Fire Department, in the following
order: lie night resting on ;Le l"wrr end Of the
PitlA and The left display eAst on Main street.
ia ;h- following order:
l.t-Bfa,s Band
2nd-Oh.er> Of the Day. Members OF the City
Grrrri.Inrn; al! Count, Uficers;
3d-Mih'ary CuMp,ui's
l'h rl,urcrs, who arrived in California prior
10 lSiJ
5th- ilacer'ilr Fire Department
6;h-pe|rgAtions of citizens from the surround
iuR'country
Ith-CltiLcrs generally:
The procession will march down Main 10 Col'ma
street up Cooml 10 Spring street, down Sprin2 to
Mil street, along Mil To Main street, IN Main
street to Upper Town, thence back tn Cedar Ra.
vine street, up Cedar Havine Street to Pacific
street, thence along Pacific street to the grounds.
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
ls:-Music BY the BlHd
2nd- Prayer ny thc fhADlain;
3i-Singing by the Glee Club:
ith-Rcading the Declaration Of independence;
5th- Music BY the Band
9th 0ra,iun:
Tth->inging by the Giee Club
Sth-lie n~dictinn
yth-Music Ly the Band
f. -l0ih-Eting Of Cannon, adj dj7uTnmeht. -
On motion. these proceedings were ordered 10
be published in the Mountain Democrat and Dali!
and Weekly News.
c. W. BREWSTER, Chairman.
n h. SHEARRR, Secretary.
PlacerNile, June 2nd, 1861.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
PIONEER coPPER.MIN1NG CO.,
LocAtion-Culoma District. ii . lrado County,
CalIf,rnia.

Office is hereby given that. a: q mrcti1C Of .he
y Board NJ Trustees Of said Company. held on he
7ih day nf june D 1861. an assessment Of ave
c. MIS- per share levied rpn1 the capital stock OF
81 Il Company. payable on or before the h day NJ
Jnlv. A. d. lSSt Ia the Secretary. at the Comp nys
Office in CnintiowA. ~ Dnrad County, Ctljfnruia
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
mai unpaid at the clo-e nf said day (Iuly 1thI,
will be advertised on that day DELINQUENT and
unless payment shall b" made hefnle, will bc sold on
The 25h day Of july. Sti4, to pny the delinquent
srsSment together with the cusr Of advertising and
expenles nf sale. All payments to be made in gold
or silver coin Of the United States.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. x. STOWE, Secretsry.
Cniontown, June 9TH, 1864 -4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02

NOTICE is hereby given that there Is delinquent
IN upon the following described stock Of the shove
named Comp INV, on account OF assessment No. &,
meDts No. and No. levied prior ther, the
raj ret opposite the names OF the respective
Sharsho'der as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-02
@intrg Gnmpanits.
PLACERVILLE GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING & TUNNEL CO..

Great Mogul and Monitor Mining District, Ainado
Co, STATE Of California.-ofice at =. :. BarTS'
Store, PlacerYllle, 81 Dorado Co. California.