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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09

Butchers, Spencer's and
Hargreare's English;
Whipple's American
Mill Saw Files,
Hand Saw Files,
Flat Bastard Files.
Half Rouad Bastard File.
Round :" 4"
Square /" .
Hand 8
Flat Smooth Files,
Half Found Smooth Files,
Cabinet Files,
Horse Rasps.
The above Files we will
sell by the dozen at less
prices than can be pur-
chased of the manufac-
turers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09

anV Por eoayrs.s, fpa Disfriei.
COL. CYRUS III. ALLEN,
OF Knox County.
Election, TussdAy October II. 1851
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09

SA0AOA 1AOpcrIy IOT oHles
TTNHE ThuSTEKS or TnE LOCUST STREET
Il Method 81 Church oner for sale their Old
Third, At bargain. - -
Eneuire OF ASA TQJEHEART
eaSse-u Third Street
"A LOT. WkL1 SITUATED an a DkSIRABIE
IA part 81 he city, one hundred by one HUNDRED
and ninety eight feet. New coinage frame honsS
elstprn. &C. Apply 70 DIR. GRAHAM,
Wakss's Row, Third 81 hs't sycamore and Vine
auge&-n Evan VILE, Ind.
a BRICK HOUSE on MULBERRY sFNKEr.
IA containing fur rooms. For particulars en-.
grirs at this effcs. aux23
ISTNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The spien
n aid residence and grounds of the late II. P. Cas-
sslhsrrx nnely located in the immediate vicinity
eTMt Vernon, Indiana. are oaerea TO purchasers
Of private aale. The grounds contain about seven
acres. and the premises are in complete r~pair
Persons d. airous of purchasing one Of tht hand
nemast places in southern Indiana, are refsfTed to
Z. N. SPENCER, rsq., Mt. Vernon, or
JNo. ]. CHAkDLER. ESQ, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09
v. P. FEssENDEs,

y
The Beads for this Le4z srs ready for innsdi-
ate dalivsry. ssp-zsd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09
FOR SALE.

SHALL FARM SITUATED IN Law.
"A fVnee county state ef iilisois, miles
IRON the Wabash river. IL contains 40 acres OF -
- good iana a. eau be kuba any vhere Is Of which
q ahdsr cultivation, and the whole Welt fenced
N re is also sna ga new log house, With smoke
houss, stab.s, ete VIII be sold cap. Title IN
ahpatAeis. Tor further particulars enq ire at
this ofncs. srpt3. wd
PIE USEFUL. LIGHT DRAt GIT STEAM
IA Scat, N goa renning order Cheap Tor
cash. Require 4
.49 angaT-da cox HUMPHREY.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.


ERoA snd amer this date, the late Firm Of n
u = Carr Co viii 50 undsr tn nam and style
81 Hedge. Carr 4 Co. We are now perna, en- ly
located Ia our New B1ilding, on the corner of
water aad syeAmors Stress, with ans stcck of
LiSscxs Of every description.
August stns issA. IA3w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09

BsiGHT, ACTIvE BOY. AT THE ST
n Nichelas saloon. Apply imm.datsi sept
rOuRNrYMHN CARPENTERS WANTED
- - MuRsINNA 6 BoYr,
IA Ne. Z. chAndler's Block.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09
LOST.

nE TUESDAY NIGHT. AT MOZART Hal L.
" Or between the H-ii and sidenee on see
end ttFest, Switch Of III BIT Hair. The hnder
viii be suitably rewarded by leaving Il a. this
efdca aapq 1t
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WANTED.

A LADY TEACHER, FULLY COMPETENT
80 - "A 70 take charge Of tsct Femas sshaol not
srsls szcsedng twenty pupils a. q lconta, Ills Apply
a1 81 60 sass- rs WE LEY SLOAN
.Hr-HHTIe tH JOHN GILBERT,
rfF#aIf sap7 Gelo ida Ills
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pRIVATE RoARDING.

A Fkw FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD
IA can be eotninsd IN private family by calling
Immediately. The best city references required.
Apply - the Journal Office
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09

Ter Common Plea. Judge.
We krs authorised to announce WILL AM p.
HDsoN. sfMt. Vernon, a. candidate for Judge
OF the Court Of Common Pi a., In this District.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

t...sa Fer Coroner.
Pl.ass snnsunos JOHN BTscHMANs an ed
sltssa Of this county, = candidate for the Office
81 Coroner At the enauing October election.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02

10y ltlGnlSSt plO ildil
ea,ly in the evening are requested to do
so with as little noise as possible.
"llI.-Chldren in arms not admitted if
the arms are loaded,
"IV-ChiIdren under one year of age
not admitted, unless accompanied By their
parents or guardians.
"V..--If any Usher employed in the Hall
should assault the audience, he will be
repriminded. If the same conduct be fire.
quently repeated, he will be discharged
without a certificate of character.
"VI.-Ladies and gentlemen will please
rerort any negligence or dsobedience on
the part Of the Lecturer,
"VII.-Artemus Ward will not be re-
sronsible for any money, jewelry, or other
valuhlcs left with him--to be returned in
week or So
"NIII.-The manager will not be respon-
sible for any debts Of his own contracting.
"IX. = If the audience do not leave the
Hall when this entertainment is over, they
will be put out by the police"
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From the Evening Post.
THE CRAVEN.

FROM AN UNPUBLISHED POEM by ALFRED ANDHIsoN.
On that mighty day of battle, mid the booming
and the rattle,
Shouts of victory and of anguish, wherewith NAL
vern's hil did roll,
Did general now quite fameless, who in these
lines shall be nameless,
Show himself as rather gameess gameiess on the
James shore;
Safely smoking on gunboat, while the tempest
ragged on shore.
Only this and nothing more.
The Congressional Committee sat within the ma
tion's city,
And each Congressman so witty did the General
implore;
"Tell us If thou at that battle, mid the booming
and tho rattle,
Vert in gunboat or in saddlo while the tempest
rag'd ashore?'
Answered he:I don't remember, might have been2'
What more2
Only this and nothing more.
"By the truth which is eternal by the lies that
diuinal,
By our Abraham paternal, General, we thee i'm
plOre,
Tell the truth and shame the devil, parent of old
JEFF. and evil;
Give us no more of such drvel. Tell us, vert thou
the Shore"
'DOn't remember, might have been" thus spoke he
Ger ana DER,
Only this and nothing more,
"On that day, sir, had you soen gunboat of the
name Galena
In an anchorage to screen man from danger OF
the shore?
Was man about your inches, smoking with those
two French Princes,
With a caution which evinces care for such gardC
de-corps2
Were you that man on the gunboat?" "Dont re-
member might have been" The bore.
Only this, and nothing more.
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Thr Castaliau ;funnt.
From the N. Y. Evening Pos,.l
THE VOICE OF OUR ARMIES.
ny JAMES O. CLARK.

h.eriJsdt 10 "The S,ldir's Friend" The Hoa Rsutcn
3. FSs,c0, Jcn'ssio,ra, ". y.
From the West, whore the rivers in majesty run,
And the bold highlands catch the last kiss Of the
From the East, where the Gentle saw Bc,hlehem's
morn,
From the South where the beautiful summer is
born;
From the North, where the lakes are like mirrors
unrolled.
And the autumn woods frame them in purple and
gold,
We come in the name of the nation and God,
To crush the last viper from Libcrty's sod.
Stand out Of our sunlight beware Of our wrath
Ye hounds that would rise on the fugitive's path
Who over your country's destruction would gloat
And treasure the knife that is aimed at her throa
Co follow the chieftain who, yoked with the knave
Rcnouuce life with the noble and brave,
And, leaving the eagle Of freedom, can take,
To the nest of the buEzard or den of the snake.
No more shah the North, with gag in her mouth
Bow Down to the serf rf-breeding lords Of the South
No more shall her children from mercy refrain
AT the crack of their whip or the clank of their
chain,
Our legions will face the red fires ofdeath,
And like icicles melt in the cann0ns hot breath,
Ere they ask for reposo that will hrnish their
fame,
pedC6 tnNt Is DlhCk VIII ulSuOnOr anu auaInV
Thrice blest be the hero, who gallantly strives
To shield what the patriots bought with their lives
But curst be the vultures that feast on the slain
Then croak thatthc mountain birds battled in vain
And woe to the leaders, and woe to their tools,
When the land shall remember its traitors and
fools,
When serpcnts are writhing in dnst and disgrace
And the children of liberty reign in their place.
Let their deeds be recounted with hate and disdaiu
And their names only mentioned with Judas and
Cain,
Who would strike down the truth tha: race may
be slaves,
Or sell it in secret TO robbers and knaves;
One raises his hand with a murderous rod,
At the brother whose works were accepted of God
One stands on the grave of his holier days,
And kisses the master he basely betrays.
BY the martyrs whose lives are the beacons o
time.
Whose deaths made the cross and the scaffold sub
lime;
BY the blood of our brothers who fell rs the!
fought
For the gift which the blood of our forefather
bought;
| BY the heavens, where the world Of eternity rolls
Der the armies of earth with its armies of souls,
| We swear that our homes shall behold us no NOR
| Till the land is redeemed, or bedswed with on
gore
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UomOring the IHoary Head.

There was to be n lecture III tho town
in the village of e.. The lecturer was
a man of reputation, and crowd was ex.
pected. John Gordon was determined he
would have a seat Boys said he, to
some of his young companions, 81 am GO
ing TO have a seat at the lecture tonight
"You will get one, but you will be turned
ont of it before the lecture begins. More
than likely there will be women enough to
fill all tho seats" said ono.
"Say ladies', not women" said another.
"I said women instead of ladies', because
all the women that come are not ladies' ~
the last lecture there was an old man sitting
in one of the chairs, and woman came
along and said to him NNill you givea lady
a seat? The old man got mp and gave her
his. seat, but don't think he gave it to a
lady"
Il saw young lady offor the old man
her seat"
rTllat is very likely"
In the afternoon, John employed himself
in making a camp.stool that could be told.
cd M in very small compass. lie had
seen one in possession OF a travelling artist,
and as he possessed considerable mechan-
ical ingenuity, he succeeded in producing
very tolerabie imitation OF said stool.
As the time drew near, he put 1t under
his arm aud wont to the hal. No one
could tell. from it's appearance, what KIND
of bundle he had under his arm. His
plan was TO remain standing until all the
ladies' had arrived and were seated, ant the
lecture began. Then he intended to unfold
his stool and have comfortable seat.
The seats were at length tilei. Here
and there a gentlenan had seat, being
surrounded and defended in he posses 'ion
of t by fcnlle friends. John to- k his
eat in the little splce bsfore the desk GRO
ating smile by the gravity with vii IN
he converted bundle into what was a
good substitute for chair
lie had comfortable settled himself.
when he saw an aged man. with white
locks, standing in the aisle. leaning on his
cane. II was an old man who seldom came
ont at night. but the fame of ths lecturer
had brought him out.
John remembered the commlndato honor
the hoary head. His inelinations aud his
du Y conci led. He arose and went
to tho old man, led him forward aud gave
him his seat. The act was greeted by a
warm round of applause 10y the audience.
John did not have a seat during tbe lecture
hut he felt better than if he had.--1Saoi'
School Times.
al, - : n 49, 01 .trg.1.
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A very curious method of reducing the
intense headache experienced by fever pa
tierts has been lately pointed out by NJ.
Guyon. 1t consists simply in pressure ex-
tended eyer the integnment covering the
temporal arteries. It was discovered quite
accidentally in feeling the temples, rather
than lhe wrists, in order to ascertain the
frequency of the pulse. While the physi-
clan compressed the vessel the patient ex-
claimed, How you relieve me + and thus
indicated the result produced by diminish
ing the supply of blood to the surface OF
the craninm.
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WHAT DANIEL WEBSTER DGD SAY.--As the
Copperhead calumny on Webster's sent-
ments has been exposed and exploded, il
may be well to recall what Daniel Webster
did say in his speech at Buffalo, May %
1851, one of the last speeches he ever
made.
'If the South want any concess'ol from
me, they won't get it--not hairs breadth
of it. | never would consent that there
should be one foot Of slayo territory be-
yond what the old thirteen States had at
the formation of the Union, Never, never!
the man can't show HIS face to me, and
provo that ! ever departed from that doe
trine. He would sneak away, or stink
away or hire n mercenary Heep, that he
might say what an apostate from liberty
Daniel Webster has become. He knows
himself to be hypocrite and falsifier. =
Boston Journal.
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The Windsor (Canada) papers publish a
list of letters remaining uncalled for in the
post Office in that town, which numbers
over eight hundred, nearly as great as the
entire population of the village. These
are almost altogether letters to skedaddlers
from their friends in the States, chiefly In
diana. Illinois. Wisconsin, and Michigan
This will give some idea Of the large mum
Der who have fed from the eonscription.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF

HUMAN MISERY, just published in Sealed
L llEnvelope. Price, Six Cents. lecture on the
Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal
Weakness, or Spermatorrhea, induced by Self
Abuse Involuntary Emissions, lmpotency, Nerv-
GUS Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gener-
ally; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacity, &c.-By ROB. J. CULVER
WELL, M. D., Author of the Green Book, &C.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies, nstru-
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing ont mode Of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferer, matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself, cheaply, privately, and radically.
This lecture VIII prove boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, on the receipt of six cents, two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
45yl CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

THE undersigned has opened an office over w.
l. j. IIitchcock's store, at Perrysburg, Ohio, for
the collection of claims against the Government of
every description Particular attention paid to the
collection of arrearages of Pay and Bounty, and to
obtaining Pensions for wounded and disabled SOL
ders aud for the families of deceased soldiers.
Hsong connection with the army, in active service,
gives him more thorough knowledge of the man
ner of obtaining such claims. than one who has
never been in the service can be expected to have.
Business promptly attended to. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained.
PETER BELL.
Perrysburg, Jan. l, 1864. 36m
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II am afraid. sir, You are IN a settled
melancholy" mo, madam. my melancholy
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TOLEDO ADV's.


@ MUEL CLARKE
- STONE & MARBLR WORKER, BUILDER,
And Dealer in Tagging, Paving, and Building
Stone; Cut, or in the rough.
2GA summit ST., Toledo, q.
large stock always on hand, and unsurpassed
facilities for shipping by lake, canal or railroad,
tFg- All orders filed promptly. N. II. Callard
is As-o.,a g. Wood cnuntv. 1lEz
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John SpeIIlman,

No. I26 Summit street, Toledo,
Dealer in fine American and Swiss Watches,
Clocks, and fine Gold Jewelry.
az Watch Repairing done on short notice.
Give us call. Don't forget The nunbeT-- I s3.
Toledo, Feb. !, 1864. Sezz
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Carlyle says: make yourself an honest
man, and then yon may be sure that there
is one rascal less in HE world"
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Photographs i'm Oil COlOrs !
Special attention is given to making Large Pho
tographs and finishing in Oil Colors-Cabinet or
Life Size-from old dagucrreotypes, or from life.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
IN THE PIE RI. MII, 4,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA,
WAiseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
~ Urinary and Sexual Systems-Dew
nd reliable treatment-in reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCLATI0N-sent by mail in sealed letter envel-
pes, free OF charge Address, DR.. J. SKILLEN
HOUGHT0N, Howard Association, No South Ninth
Street. iladelphia, Pa. 10Ez
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The Annual meeting Of the Old School
Presbyterian Synod Of New York, held in
tho FIRST Presbyterian Church Of Jersey
City (fiev. Df. lmbste'sl closed on Thurs.
day night, 20,h in I. The regular service
began ON Tuesday, aud continued for tn rec
days. Iii sUlne respects this was a most
extraordinary es Goa. The General ASS
semby OF the Church held ia Newark in
May last, was attacked and arraigned fer
its loyal resolutions, 10y Rev. H.aNan Dyke.
OF Brooklyn, whose resolutions and speech
are, we understand to be used as Demo
cratic campaign document. The General
Assembly was. however, ably defended by
Doctoss, Krebs, West, Spring. Campbell,
lmbrie. Smuller, Hardness, Stead and 9TH
ers, an tuo resolutions Of Mr.. Y an Dyke,
VIII ch were pronounced "a hro-brand in
the Church. and false and disloYal." We're
condemned by the Synod by vote Of S3
10 Is, and who We're excused from voting.
Among the last was Dr. N L. Rice, former
ly.of this city.
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1t 4. COOK,
liz DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwELRY.
No. Isl Summit Street,
TOLEDO, Ohio.
Citizens of Perrysburg and of Wood County
who have Watches, Clocks, or Jewelry to be re-
paired, will have their orders executed in prompt
and satisfactory manner. 12zz
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General Scott was invited to preside Al the
Mcclellan ratification meeting in New York, on
Saturday but he respectfully declined.
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selett Nlisetllauy.

lOVV.
hg with a
bl he cx-
anime of
following
belled to
ieats, be-
| cost 30
D; hay is
cents.
will en-
the hall
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patrick, whores BridgetSp "Inlade,
ma'am she's fast asleep, looking at the
bread bakiug,'
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Keep Your Feet Dry!

XETM. HOUSTON as usual, is manufacturing a
w large amount of SHOES and BOOTS, for
the Fall and Winter trade.
Perrysburg, SepAember 10
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Old Pictures

can be sent by mail or express, aud Photographs
made from them and returned in the same way.
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a Conventional WaI Democrats under
which title all are included who deny
that the American Democracy was fairly
represented at Chicago" aud are in favor
OF the prosecution of the war, is called to
meet at the Cooper institute, New York.
on Tues lay November 1t. The call is
sisncl by Geh. Dix, Hon T. b. Cutting.
Peter Cooper, Alexander Hamilton, Jr. A.
7. Stewart and Other distinguished New
Workers.; r. w. p. Muse, Thos. B. Magins,
Jacob Glcssner, Stephen B. Hosmer, of
Ohio; by j. II, Woodward, Smith Thayer,
Il lnund Knowles, Robert Mcdowell, of In-
diana, and by delegates from all tho other
Northern States. The programme of the
meeting embraces discussion Of the is
sues OF tho day and mass meeting OF
which Mr.. Cutting will presidei an Address
TO the Democracy of the Union will be read
Gen. DIX, and speeches by Hon. Edward
PierpoHt aud other prominent speakers he
delivered.
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w A R R A MT ED F!

All pictures are warranted to give satisfaction
Ladies aud GentlemeH sitting for Cartes dc Yisie
or other Photographs, are not required to pay in
advance.
JOHN CADWALLADER,
Proprietor.
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JOHN BURNS. CHAs. II. SWAIN.
ID U IN S s. C 90,
IMPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in Queensware, China, and Glassware
Rockingham, Yellow and Stone-ware, Table
Cutlery, Britannia and Silver Plated
Ware, Looking glasses Lamps,
Shades, and Coal Oil.
CHILDREN'S BUGGIES AND FANG
FOR ALL SEAS ms.
We are now adding to oar well-selc
large importations direct from the Englsl
and are prepared to job or retail our Go
as they can be purchased elsewhere.
BURNS &
No. 219 Summit street, Tole
July 15, 1868.
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Wall Paper.

VERY LARGE STOCK of WALL and
IN WINDOW PAPER, just received at the
Drug Store, which we win sell at the very lowest
figure.
PECK HAMILTON.
Rcrsgsburg, April 20, 1868. 81
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoEUMBus, Sept. 22d, 1854.
Y JOHN BROUGH, Governor of the State of
j. Ohio, do hereby notify the qualif ID Electors of
the State of Ohio to assemble in their respective
Townships and Wards, at the usual places Of hold
ing elections, on Tuesday, being the Eighth day of
November, A. D.. 1854, and then aud there proceed,
as the law directs, to elect TwENTY-ONE Electors
President and Vice President Of the United States
in pursuance 10 the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, and Of this State.
in Testimony Whereof, have hereunto set my
name, aud caused the Great Seal of the
State Of Ohio to be affixed. at Columbus,
~ the twenty second day of September, in
SEAL. the year OF our Lord, One Thousand
l->~r Eight Hundred aud Sixty-Four, ard in
the Eighty Ninth year Of the Indepen-
denee Of the United States Of America.
JOHN BR0UGH.
BIZ THE GovEREoR:
WV. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary Of Stats.
AepA. - 1895. 10
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATF OF CALIFORNIA. County ~ VI Dorado -
- l. n" P-"bHt- Court ir ari for s.ui County
In the matter of thu Esiat- of LUrlII Il .0NCS
~, r:ts-i
Pursuant to an order - "a i Cont mad. bi, ssA
Gav %; Ap.l II i>t4. NOTE, l.r,hv T ven 10
a.! I"'r>"r.s .''rrr>trd 10 sad Es,at- thai Monday
he -.|i day "' May, leG4. at H. ncIl-A A. v.
n -" t"Ir liH>r. 20 tn C;y - P,ac.-yrr in sad
CnUi' has been sei tur bearing tn, r.tit,cr ~ n
h -, ~. kItt..tcT uf the last vii and testament o.
sad decreased rTaIrg fr ar Ger in sr'li III, Uhole
e." lr real ->iat- belong tn the E>iAi. said de.
c"asei =" pay t>tan'fvNY claims and eIp.ns-s of
aiUii sirati"0 AID that all persons interested
h'Teln may arI'-ar at saI time and place and
show csp>~ WV surt order should not he granted
Ey order cf oR'IrA >'tItres- Probate Judge
Wr'ir,> NV hand and the al OF said
Ia Court, tbs 2'ih day = April. l>6t
- 3. CARPENTER.
apSo;p Coahiy Clerk.