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The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

At an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, held ON the lst day of July, A.
ID. 1854, the following resolution was unani-
moutly adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic State Conven-
tiOn heretofnrr called for August 10th, 1861, for
the purpose Of nominating an electoral ticket, be
aud the same Is hereby postponed until Wednes-
day, the 7th day OF September, A. d. lea, to
meet at San Francisco.
On motion, il was ordered that n. X. Provincs,
the Corresponding Secre Ary, be instructed to ad
dress the ChaiTmen Of the various County Demo
cratic Central Committees, informing them Of the
action Of this Committee.
The former order Of the Committee is a. follows:
Resolved. That it Is hereby recommended th at
the delegates to the said State Convention be by
their rerpertiye counties authorized to meet in
separate District Conventions, and nominate can
diiates Or Congress for their respective districts
at the same time and place
Res"lved, That the qualifications cf particip pants
in the selection Of delegates to said Convention
shall he That they shS support the platform and
nominees Of the National DemO. ratie Convention, D.,
To he held at Chicago, on the 29th Of August, next
Resolved, That the appOrtionmrnt Of delegates
TO said State Convention shall be as follows:
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Calming Companies.
OSSIPEE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
II nnnnhn H.,unAu HnEfornin

NOTICE is hereby given that, nt meeting Of the
~ Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the 2lst day of July 1864, an assessment OF hve
cents per share levied payable in United States
gold coin; and that, at meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the 26th day Of
July 1854 It ordered that said should
be payable the 26th day Of July 1854, to the Sec
retary. at the Office Of the Company, No 7OS, Mont.
gomery street, City and County OF San Francisco.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on Saturday, the 27th day Of August
1864, will be advertised on that day as delinquent
and, unless payment shall be made BEFORE will be
sold Tuesday, the 18th day Of September 1884, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
W. n. MAURICE, Secretary.
0ffce-70e, Montgomery street, In the City and
County Of San Francisco tjuyS0td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

How TO RESTORE HEALTH TO TIE BLOOD.
A few years ago, if it had been a>sel ted
that trees had lungs and brealhed, the
idea would have been secuted; yet it is
tue. The leaves Of trees and plants all.
stract the vital air or oxygen from the at.
sno>phrre, and a. ate the sap pretty much
in the same way that the lungs Of animals
erate the blood. Upon the condition Of
this fluid, I've mean the blood the health
Of the system through which it circulateS
absolutely depends. The lungs cannot
purify it from the seeds of disease. In
deed, if they exist in it, the lungs them
self will be in a morbid state. These
thingS are well understood hv Or. Hollo.
way, when quarter Of century ago he
gave to the world his Pills and Ointment,
nov +" Celebrated in every region of the
earth. His design was, to penetrate to the
sources OF all internal aud external dis,
case rim the circulation, and it would scem
that his PenetratiOnS accomplish this Ob.
jrct with singular rapidity and directneSS.
Hence the uniformity of these cures. We
presume. They seem to produce precise
" the same Salutary effects in all cases, in
all climates. and under every variety If
circumstances-a strong proof that they
opelAte upon the causes rather than the
consequences Of disease. Be this as il
may. the fact is undiSpnted. that the Pills
and Ointment have hec0me the great pop
ular medicines of all countries, because Of
their intrinsic excellence. In diseases Of
the organs of respiration, SO common in
this country, as also in every species Of
every erpptiYe and ulcerOus disorder, the
Ointment works wonders while, for dys
Pepsia, the Pills are stated to bo positive
Fpeciic.-Prsirie Fsrmcr,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

The DIFFERENcE.-The Marysville Ap.
peal, in speaking Of the Democratic party
Of this State, says:
"About one quarter Of them cannot
read or write a single word, and are led
about as blindly as sheep to the slaughter.
Can people who do not read intelligently
govern n nation Y"
1t may appear little strange to many
| eiple, that the Government increased in
size, strength and prosperity under the
rule Of these Democrats, who "cannot
read or write a single word" Probably
it may appear stranger that as soon as the
intelligent and sagacious New Englanders
came into power, war, with all its horrors,
followed soon after. If the Appeal is cor
rect in its statement, then it were better
that our nation should be governed by
ignorant people. We nominate the edi-
tor of the Appeal on this platform.-Ex-
change.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

AGAINST LINCOLN AND SHoDDY. - Hon
EIrnry I. Blow, Abolition member Of
Congress from the second district in Mi.
>onri. has come out in letter for Free
mont, aud against Lincoln. lie has been
Linrulnite until recently. The Mayor
of St. Louis presided at q Fremont ratlti.
cation meeting, and throughout the West
large Fremont ratification meetings have
been held. The Springfield (IlIS) Ger.
man Democrat says Fremont will get II
lager vote in that State than Lincoln. -
Mr. Blow, in his letter announcing his
preference tor Fren mt, says:
"GenerLl Fremont il true to our principles
ard true Ia US. President Lincoln has been
false To us, and shown himself unequal Ia the
great trust tunhded to hIm. Stand by Fre.
nrtnt
That Is the general talk among cl, az.
h"ai i Aboiioni>tS. Lincoln has uS. d
!i> patty up hy his weakness and folly.
Tr,y know that The praple have lost con.
ii nee in his honesty know that he is
',,"ent q. craftsmanship; know that he
J. rAt capable nf ,ii>charging the duties Of
~, hish position with dignity and rru
q ace. and that his defeat i c,itable. -
lie ha> been tried he has failed evety
intelligent man is convinced Of the fact {;
aud IN elect him again would be disgrace.
tui ta the Marty and ruiuul> 10 the coun
ry The shrewd leaders nf the patty ATE
ahand"ning his cause and ,al'ying under
the banner Of the f.arleSs Pathfinder, and
it would not surprise us il Lincoln's sup.
p"rterS would be confined exclusively To
office holders aud shodiy ties before the
election.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

POINTED. -" Agate" the Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
speaking of the shoddy Baltimore Con
vention, says: ~ have said that, on the
whole, the Convention was made up of
small men. The fact that General Jim
Lame was virtually its leader, is sufficient
evidence that few good or great men were
present"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

FRIGn1FuL Loss. What the loss Of
the Army Of the Potomac has been since
its last march on to Richmond, il is ditli
cult to ascertain, but it must have bren
perfectly hightfSl. 1t attempted frequent.
ly to storm breastworks and. in nearly
every instance, was repulsed with great
loss. We learn from the Boston Courier
that the Massachusetts, Heavy Artillery
left Washington on the 9th Of May with
1850 men. Col. Tannant. who returned
to Boston on the 2lof July. badly wound.
I'd, reports that only $50 are left. 400
men from one regiment IN six weeks!
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

KELLY, Of Pennsylvania, in his speech
in Congress, thus eulogized American cit
liens of African descent:
Mr. Speaker, the men of this era, of
whom the poet will sing in the highest
strains, the men whom the orator will
most eulosize, the men in this grand civil
war of whom the historian will write most
glowing panegyrics, are the negro soldiers
Of the loyal army"
The white man must stand back here.
after when the merits of this war is dis.
cusScd. lie is failure.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

"LIFE LoSG DEMOCRATS. I'm a speech
in New York city the other night, Chuun-
cey Burr said {:
Daniel S. Dickinson, Lymon Tremain.
John W. Forney, ETC., are in the habit Of
calling themselves " life long Democrats,
just as Judas IScariot might have strutted
about with his thirty pieces of silver in
his pocket, calling himself disciple ofthe
Lord Jesus.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

Ab1. IN accordance with law AID m order Of the
Board Of Trustees, made on the nth day OF Jaly,
1854, so many shares ~ each parcel Of said sock
m Y he necessary will be sold at hubble auckjan
at the Office OF the Company, at Spanish Flat, in ~
Dorado County. on SATURDAY. the 20ih day Of
August. inst at O'Clock =. VI. OF said day, to pity
said delinquent assessments thereon, together with
cOst' OF advertising aud expenses OF the sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
WM JABINE, Secretary.
Spanah Flat August 9th, lS64.-2w
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NEW YORK QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY

Location, PacervlIe District, Z! Dorado County Cal
NOTICE Is hereby given that, at = meeting Of the
IN Board Of Trustees, Of said Company, held on
the 7th day or June, 1864, assesste mt OF dol
lar and twenty-five cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable iInmed
ately in U. 8. Gold coin, to the Secretary.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Saturday, the 2nth day Of August,
1854, will be advertised on that day delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Friday, September 9nd 1864, TO pay the de-
lnquent assessment, together with the costs of ad
vrrtising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
S. PINKHAM, Secretary.
ONCE, 232 Sacramento St., San Francisco.
n. b. At a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the New York Quartz Mining Co., held the 18th day
of July, 1854, the above notice Of assessment was
ordered repubshed, owing to an informality in the
publication Of the same.
s. PINKHAM, Secretary.
San Francisco, July 2Sd.-5w
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CAVE COPPER, GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a regular meet
~ ing Of the 1harrh"lders Of the Cave Coprer,
Gold and Silver Mining Company will be held at
Fair Play, o" Monday, Septer Der 5th, 1874 at 2
o'chek =. VI. A punctual atte endance is requt sted
as there is business Of Importance to be tcGded
to.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
J. D. RANKIN, Secretary.
Fair Play, August 9Th, l8tl.-2w
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CosUMNEs GROVE CoPPER-MI-
MING COMPANY,
Andrew Valley Diatrict n Dorado Countv CaL

NOTICE iS hereby given that at q meeting Of the
IN Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the sh day Of August 1884, assessment Of thirty
(SO) cents per share levied on the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately to the Score
taTy, In u g. gold coln at the once OF the Company
10 Diamond Springs.
Any stock upon which said assessment shau re.
main unpaid on the Sd day Of September, 1884, will
be advertised that day delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made befage, will he sold on the
15tk day Of September, 1884 TO pay the Delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
by order o: the Board Of Trustees.
W. N MUPPLEY, Sec'y
Diamond Springs, August sth, 1s64.-Augl2-4w
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And. in accordance with Law and an order made
by the Board Of Trustees on the 12ih day Of July,
1884 80 many shares Of each parcel Of said stock
may be necessary. will be sold on the 20 h day nj
August. 1854, at o'clock, NJ, ct the ONCE Of the
Company, Ia ColOma, 10 pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
A. ST. c DENVER, Secretary.
Coloma, August 18th, ls6l-td.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
GOPHER MINING COMPANY.
Kelsey District, Ell Dorado County, Cal.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meet
~ ing of the Stockholders Of said Company, will
be held at the Office Of the Company, in Coloma,
Tuesday, August 9th 1864. for the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year and such other bus ness
as may come before the meeting.
A. ST. &. DENVER, Secretary.
Coloma, July ed, 1864.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Boatd Of Trustees. made on the I'd day nf July,
1864, so many shares Of each parcel Of SAID stock
as may be necessary, win ns sold NJ the once of
the SeeFrtaTy, in (oloma, El Dorado County Cali
fornia, on the 2Sd day Of AUGUST, 1854, at Q
oclock, p. M. Of ssid day, to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with the costs OF
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
A: ST. q. DENVER, Secretary.
ColOma, August 9, 1854.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
BLUE LEDGE QUARTz-MINING
COMPANY

Kelsey District, Fl Dorado ounty-oGce-Span-
ish Fiat, Kelsey District.
" OTlCE-There are delinquent on the following
~ described stock, on account Of the assessment
levied on the 5th day OF July, 1864. the several.
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.
Kelsey Mining District, Il Dorado County.

NJ Office is hereby given. that the annual meeting
IN OF tha skockholden Of the above nAm0d com.
pany, will b. held at the once Of tho company, in
ColomS, on Monday, August sand, lS69, Al o'clock
P. u.
Ct Q pENvEH, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
GENERAL GRANT MINING CO.,
Johntown Mining D. strict, Il Dorado County.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there is delin-
~ quent upon the follow ing described stock, on
account u assessment levied the I'd day OF July
lW], the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the IeaprciiNe Eharehnlders a. fnllnwa
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

SrRoNo LANGUAGE.-At the large and
enthusiastic meeting held at the Cooper
Institute, New YOrk,On Tuesday the 2sth
of June, to ratify the nomination of Ere.
mont and COchrane, Hon. N. C. Clay
bourne. Of Missouri, was called upon for
a speech, and closed his remarks as fol-.
loxs:
1.-THE only way the West had TO preserve
theiE liberty was to have the tyrant who now
usurped the Government hurled from bits seat
of power. Tremendous cbeers.) Lincoln had
violated the Constitution, had countenanced
arbitrary arrests, stihed q ee speech and the
freedom Of tht press. He didn't have lntelll-
Cence. nor dignity Of character. While the
pation was i1 her crisis, Lincoln eat telling
smutty stories in bis chair ut Washington
(Greal aPpIause.)"
Claybourne's speech was reported in
full and published, but no Major General
had the audacity to arrest him for "utter.
ing disloyal language" That outrage is
not permitted by the Governor of New
York nor sanctioned by intelligent Re.
publicans. Freedom Of speech is there
protected by law and public opinion, here
it is derided and trampled upon, and free
men are deprived Of their liberty on the
testimony Of peuured spies! Col. Weller's
language is mild N comparison with that
Of Claybourne's, and yet the former is in
carceratcd in a loathsome dungeon while
the latter is " fetterless and free" Gen.
Dix is sound lawyer and abundantly
capable Of Judging what constitutes " dis.
loyal language" and If he had been in
command in California Col. Weller would
not have been mOleSted.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
a SPRING STYLES! n
6Dlse4. 1884.
LAMOTT,
THE LEADING HALTER OF THE
STATE,

81 J Street. Near Sd. Sacramento,
HAS ISSUED THE SPRING styles Of GBNTS'
II DRESS HATS.-They are eleEant-
different from anything yet introduced in this State.
All should call and see them, and, In order to be
DRESSED, should have one OF them.
His stock Of SOFT HATS comprises ALL
Shapes, ColorS and Prices.
GAPS for Men, Youths and Qhildren-
Of new styles, and all varieties and prices.
Buggy Robes and LADIES' Furs. Sf all
kindo and prices, Scomplete assortment on haad at
all times. Also, hnO assortment Of HORAE.
BLANKETH.
HsnSubSr, II you wish 70 buy CHEAP, Ion
LAA1OTT,
S7Ih, =sa. 81, eae:--srte
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.
Location, Johntown Mining District, Fl Dorado
County, Califor MIA.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at q meeting
IN Of the Trustees, held on the goth day Of July,
1864, an assessment mo. ~ Of ten cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of said Company
payable to the Secretary, in Gold Silver coin, ut
the ONCE OF the Company, at Uniontown, Fl Dorado
County before the 9th day Of August, 1864 at
70 O'Clock II.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on said 9th day August At the hour
specified, will then be advertised as delinquent, and
unless payment be made before, will be sold on the
assessment, together with cost OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Per order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. X. STOWE, Secretary.
Uniontown, July 9Oth, 1S64.-+w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY,
CenterVille Mining District, El Dorado Co. Calis

FTHERE 10 delinquent upon ihe following described
i stock, on account OF Assessment No 4, levied on
the 18th day Of July, 1884, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective shareholders
follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

San Francisco.....T. n. Caznesu, Chas. L. Weller
II. o. Cough
Sacramcnto......... James W. Coffroth, j. C. Goods
EIu I'd IIinLlin
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
Democratic state Convention.

On motion, the Committee adjourned.
JAMES JOHNSON, Chairman.
CHAs. GIlDEA, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
APPoRTioNMBNT:
Democratic state Committee.

CHAs. L. WELLER, Chm.
". D. SAwYEE, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
II thing Companies.
MAqHBNAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING CO.,
KIn~Aa atora DistFict a Dorado County. Cal

TOTICE.-An persons are hereby cautioned
IN against Purchasing the following certificates Of
stock IN the above Company, ss the same have been
sold to pay assessments and costs Of advertising and
sale:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

i I st this sAeO =.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

W. D. SAWYER, Secretary.
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Sheriff S sale.

IN Nf'f" 81 +. t-c.s 81 H.ui.uwpc County
'.r.u C"GH. q o'E. + II. e as ms, job.
- = = r.,. Fxcc.t.m
~ N!HfIE o. a * Gu on sued ont ~
- ani u Re, ..- -.al II ~aid ourr in III.
'n"v' "ntl hi &c i,", IA TIE directed and de,iv,
''"' ''n :'iisf III personal aud real proper.
~ o. sA.d J"hm " N'dhu5y, ! have seized and
.'F,'h np"u the following described real estate,
and al th'. r.g + title and interest which ~.
>a'' d"fH"dhnt hsf in the ~ai1 p,cDerry NJ IL.
hhte OF III" doche ny of aid Judgment. 70 vi,
"n the ,h'riy-hr<'t3l iay OF December, 1860
Or has sire. arq rr,d
~" s'u east CGar'er Of north east quarter
- S"cnor y" tw"uty two {22l. co,.r,iI,,i . G,,.
y srr"', the s"u'h weat qpttir o. north east
quar- IT IF S-rtI n No r'v.n., .tl,rrn t22, T,u
wr"fv ~, r. re Nv MY "a, 2N e.,,,,i,.
ihg t'tv aces he north ". = o., o. ~ so,t,
+" - "a ut OF S'c'i,n n TWEEN v.f"r IL
ih"h 'Nenty POI. K ,ng. tvrrt1. our 2, con.
'aihi 'ory acre tn sou ,.4sr uutrter of sec.
,.'' y" twenty * Ii Tow tw. ntv 20.
II" e we ~ tour 81 co i'ing one hun
urea and s'xt' acres III roth hall OF north
"ns' quarter Of ction No one i To,,
twenty 30, X rye TIVE tv,thr-e-2 aeon.
"IhIng "'ghy so acres; the south ea,.
qar'pr 81 Section ore i Town teeft,
" Ia e"fwenrv three 10, co1raini,.
~ huunrrh ana sixty acres : the north v-st
quarter OF the south east quarfer Of Sec,rD n.
t'htecn Is, FoTr twrnrY.o @ u
Range tw"" v-thrce %, con ammo ,,,,
tcre@; the sout7 west quarter OF s.cfions ",
,h'f''eh -l3-, Tow 'ecrtv-one -oI-
'auGe twrntv>t rec %. CONTAINING AM.
nun req and -iK'y acres .he w.~t tx { Of .ov,h
~ qH''tr', S"ction 40. twenty, Il ~ - Of
ipnh t"eh'y'one -21-, Rang, ,.cnty .thrcs
IF coma iii & cioa:v snr,s x,stl.
west Gu Ttrr ~ tile un:ti, w., ,,,a ..
u'n NO I've ty-fivr rs. Tswnrvo,,v.
= Il, h'' &c 'wen'} ~.h:ee -23 con,si, IL
lorty acres, =
" h''' sad resi- 2s'a'c ard right, tile and n.er.
IS "tre,@'a, shall ex ose for sale =; 4 soil =,
aoic s'r4"e 1T tt Cont II aae ia He riIlacs
~. t','fo""c. IA said comfy s.. 4 State. ON H..
- h d'y Of Ny, 1861 at tso O'Clock IL W., ,hS
afternoon, 10 satisfy said sxecn.inn -. 4 co.,.
,. IRA P. SMITH, Sh rif.
AUSTIN + P'HELs pts Ati'v
t'-11 FHrr"F. M.:os vtcrh l7th. 1ss..
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EIi Probate.

M,nitowoc County Cnurr. H. the nater Of
she estate OF Nts. julia A. Barker deceased
On reading an! fling th' petition OF George
". Barker, of Nanirosoc, aforesaid. represent
ng among other things that Ms jail \. Bar
er, hate ~ said VI nrowoc, on the l7th day Of
April, 1904, died intesa;e, leaving estate With
n hi county and that ne wtS the husband Of
s ii d"cra-ed and rIay rg IN t administration
~ eaii estate be 10 tim :traufei 1t l. ordered
that said per ton be heard before the Judge Of
hi. Court on Monday, tie 9Th day OF june 4
. 1864, At ten o'clock ", A the .,lEice OF
n" sad Judge, in NtniiAwoc, n said county
Aud II b. further ordered that uaficc the cof be
gwen 20 the heir, OF sad deceased and 10
D,r-ons Interested by publishing copT OF tbs
order for three successive we.K- prior to said
y hearing IN lie Henitogoc P.iot, week,
J" newspaper printed u puoi.sacI at M4aItu-
voc, il sd "aVttF
lie >RI : riEH2GET, County Judge.
Dated v " % T. i-Gt
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TAX NOIIlE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
I'll / the following tracts Of lsnl AMI town lots
lying mi being stu TED in the county OF y u
iyowyc mi State OF Wisconsin, rem ming unre-
deemed iii the Office OF the Clerk Of the 30 r |
Of Supervisors Of The county Of VI uitowoc nd
St,.c Of Wisconsin. for the taxes due and IN
paid thereon for The year One Thous md Eight
Hundred nd Sky. tor which id taxes, the
said trtcts Of land nd town lots were sold on
the 3yh dly Of October. a. b. 1861. Now,
therefore. unless the amount Of taxes, in crest.
fees. and chtrges set opposite the several
II. c. Of llnl ma town los. - herein describ-
ed. iAcuiing thirty cents ,dvcrtising fees Tor
each ana every such description, be p id on or
before the Sth dty Of Oc,obcr. a. d. 1854, &C.
corI.l to the time when sid tracts Of Inn!
and town lots were sold as aboye-stated: the
same will be conveyed to the purch lser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADOLPH WHITMAN,
Clerk County Bori Of Supervisors.
Dated NJ n.towoc. NJ rcA 3. 1854