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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

STANTON PROTECTING HIS FRIENDS. We
take the following significant paragraph
from an Atlantic exchange!
"The War Department has dissolved the
military commission which was TO try Petit,
the Alexander jailor, the evidence duplicating
too many prominent men,"
The evidence showed that this Petit
equaled in cruelty anything that was
charged against Writ; but Petit is to
be let.alonc because prominent men are
implicated" with him! Who are these
prominent men" whom Stanton thus
seeks to screen from deserved exposure
and punishmentY That is what honest
men are asking-that is what ought to
be made puUiic. We all know they ure
not Democrats, for Stanton would neither
appoint nor protect them; they must be
leaders Of the Republican party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN W. GALLAGHER, Deceased
II Notice is hereby given by the gned,
AdmnstrstriX OF the Estate Of John w Gallagher,
Deceased to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of Il is notice, to the said Isabella
Williams, at her residence at Negro Hill, in lle
County Of Ii Dorado. -...........-.
ISABELLA WILLIAMS,
Administrative Of said Estate.
Dated at Placervlle, Nov. 23d, lS65.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

The Poor NEGRO. The poor, deludcd
outraged negroes are reapiug the brnefits
Of " freedom;" they free to beg, starve
or die but it is not the entertainment to
which they were invited By their pecu-
liar friends. The freedom they enjoy is
anything but conducive to their prosper
ity or happiness; it is far worse than the
slavery they suffered on the plantations
of their masters. The New York Tribune
says there are nineteen thousand Of them
in the District of Columbia, and that
thore is terrible suffering and mortality
among them. Their Abolition friends,
now that they are free, have no sympa,
thy for them. and look upon their suffer
ings with indifference. The Tribune
says:
The most frghtful mortality EXISTS, as many
as 80 cofins per week being furnished by the
Quartermaster's Department most of which
are for children. 1t IS the opinion Of phvsl-
clans Dracticing among them, and of other close
observers, that three fourths ofthese children
die from neglect and want. In the family of
soldier, who lost his life ip battle, five out of
ten children have died since March. 1865, from
the above causes. In another, three out of
sevsu children of a soldier drafted ia Qecem-
Der last, have starved to death in the last three
weeks.
FoI The cure Of nervous debility most ply
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09


CUSToN House FRAUDS. The New York
Express says that the Government detcc.
tives seized three hundred barrels of al
cohol from a vessel at Brooklyn, on the
4th Of November 1t appears that >eve,
raj parties, aided by clerks in the Custom
House, have been in the habit of putting
liquors, alcehoA and other goods, in hand
for expectation, and shipping the articles
in outward bound vessels. again transfer.
ing them to other vessels and lighters,
and clandestinely landing them in remot~
parts of Brooklyn and New York. A
profitable way the Republican clerks in
the Custom House have of supporting
the Government! Certainly it "payS to
be loyal" as these Republican thieves
have proved.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
GburrbrsssG Charitable @tntrs

Protestant EpiscopaI ch0-A
PLACERNlLLE. Divine Service at the Court Hor,.
every sunday morning, a. Ion O'Clock SUNDAY schooI
at sane place, at y O'Clock, Pm. cOLOMA-seryise
on ths nrst ana thrd Sunday evenings Of the month
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month Al ssvau
O'Clock. DIAMOND sPRINGS-servjce on ths ,"n
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month Al oscionr
Pm c. c. PEIRCE NI.t..OeA tOeA
Residence, Cary House, Placeryj:Ie. ~;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Medical Advice.-Dr. Wn. X. DOAertyS
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
qua non to the welfare Of our State and health Of
our citizens and his rapidly spreading rePuta-
tiOn, although it may excite surprise, is but the
signal of skill, and follows the natural effect Of
such cause. We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who had suffered for years under ehron-
Ic diseases and who had taken advantage OF every
available means that promised relief, but WithSus
success. until they called upon DR.. Doherty' Mnos
in an incredibly short space Of times nss eIvsa
them entire relief 1t is gratifying to announce
this fact, bectuse the Doctor is sent.e@aM TIo
seeks not by defamation Of Others TO estAohsn ns
reputation, or to rear the suPerstEuesuIc o ns
own upon the Euin Of another's fame Tne OoSsct
conducts his Institute in manner thAt must 4e
gratifying to all his patients. He examines, az
vises and recommends without charge, and the pa
tient, after hearing his terms for treatment. can
accent or reject at pleasure. In no case does the
Doctor make a charge unless he effects cure
TLis he is able to 90, because he feels ths eohn-
dence which long experience has given, end no
doubt the consolation which apPerfalns 10 that
confidence. Persons afflicted with either acute or
chronic disease, would do well to consule tps HSS
tor at all events, It do no harm, - icf coaSoi
tation be asks no fee nor does he insist on ooe-
dence to his advice unless the patient PAGES nm
self under his care. His Offices are on Sacramento
street, opposite the Pacific Mail steamship Gone
pany's ofiiee.-IS. F. News
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Spelling FOR A WAE.-The shoddyites
are all in favor of the next war and are
anxious to have it come soon. They and
their "hireling writers " are trying to
involve the country in war with Eng.
land and France; but we do not think
they can bring the Administration to that
point Of folly and crime, at present. Our
taxes are ruinous another war would
double them, and the people wish them
reduced instead Of increased. The shod,
dyites suffered none of the hardships Of
the late war ; they amassed large fortunes
out of fraudulent contracts, and they
want more, but the tax payers, the labor
ing masses, desire and will have peace,
and the Administration will not provoke
hostilities with England or France to en-.
rich shoddyites.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y uudsrsIgncd will apply u the Honorable
Board Of Supervisors of FL u rado County. Cah-
frnia, at their meeting the 6r,t Monday IN
January, 1856. for renewal Of License to keep a
Toll Bridge across the waters Of the South Fork
Of the American River, at Chill Bar. in said
County, for one year. LEONARD REG
Chm I,ar. bee. e. lSGJ-tw
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
To Rational InvalId..-A fevr,a;n ca,

rt-t words. with >rrlt Of Nun stnrr from I\pi
GFS1IoN. ana u, U-uIl Accompaniment. hABi / t.
Al COSrlNtSt>S Va wa"t reIr: without uj.,
trh,i"n. RAPID cure without pait. 7 trri,s -
obtain that i,iir', e. arruili >lirG thft rule
I. t.nGered - ~ ia BEIS OILS SOAR COATED
PILLS TIC only iai artic Aha atrfAi,sr "a >I.r, e
which rroprt> tie ni-irUc.i I,4>,d-:-. uf The tyw-
ei- with ~ Glal-1 or rtuH al .>'orr. "a tire
stotnaC'l and liver the SSS'r stolen rom hen 4
ease. Tr'~ gen tl Hp"Ii"L: never ei'r' hr> lly ar
Gau, or rr!U-'. t,e g,i'td ,trrr-t:, On the c,:-
trhrv. Il Iuialt.E rthrw> ''r N.TtkAt HtIlTH" ~ he
d g sivs and S"crr.vr 'ILrtrtii>. EartlyNi II =
necessary - cali 81. I.N,4tiIu. where t!ds SAFE :I3
all.suf tht IA NY '1-di. .hr krtt o. IT, loys-
Thr v,,is rontain seven d,. rt"ll. ant lh- rii :
have tbs great aiva1 tag over all ortnSrS purgt
NN"---'iu- '""s not impair their properties H. ait
cases 1ri>iuc frnnl ~ assrav.' BY impure bl,, l.
BRlSruL> SARS ArARILLA .houid BE- used in con.
nc",iuu " y. IL, "i'..
Snli by Ho>tci;r:. >n.h I Dyan. w'r,e.a'e agents,
San Francisco. del
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
ESTATE OF D. M. BOYD,
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Ad-
~ ministrator Of the above named estate to the
creditors Of and all persons, having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the neceS-
sary vouches, within ten months from the first pub
icaton Of this notice, to the undersigned al the Of
fee Of H. u. Hartley, No. 80. Street, in the city OF
County Of Sacramento.
A. A. BENNETT.
Administrator.
Henry II. HARTLEY, Atty for Petitioner,
Sacramento, November 9th, lS65.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

MoNEY.-We are in need Of money. and We
hope those who sreindebtSd 10 us for advertise.
ments. job work or subscriptions will prompt
ly forward what they owe us. Weare anxious
TO settle up the business Of the old firm. Many
OF those who owe MS could pay us without the
least Inconvenience TO themselves. We have
INDUCED them as long as we can consistent
with our interests. Come, friends, settle up.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

CAUsTIc - Mr.. Greeley advises the
freedmen to stay whore they belong
SAYS they can do nothing at the North.
To this the Georgia ConStitutioGali>t re.
marks, that the Tribune forget> that
the black man belongs No who're! he i,
free to 60 where he p'rast>, North Of
South.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T1STATE OF SAMUEL r. HAMM, Deceased
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Ex-
ecutors OF the Estate Of Samuel T. Hamm, deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice. the said Executors
at the Office OF Chas F. Irwin In the City Of Placer
wills, in the said County Of FL Dorado.
CHAS. F. IRWIN,
.ELLE ELLEN,
= Executors Of said Estate.
Dated at Placerve, Nov. 18th, 1s65.-lnov25m1
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

AGAINST THE UNION. The Boston Post
says: "A radical mouth piece denounceS
Connecticut in round terms, and, in its
anger, let's cat out Of the bag, 1t de-
clares that the action Of Connecticut
threatens to render vain all the sacrifices
of the war, This is equivalent to a con-
fession that the Union was bv no means
the object which these so.disant Union
lists urged on the war. The Union is re
stored, but if the South cannot be en-
Slaved, harried and ground in the dirt un.
der their heels, these patriots declare the
war failure. Even though they were
assured that the Southern people would
voluntarily admit the negro to electoral
privileges, it would evidently be no salts.
faction to such maignan,S The drop oi
exquisite JOY their hearts crave, to force
the South to do their will, would be snatch
ed from their lips"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

DIR. c. W. MOORE .-By reference 10 our
AattrtsIHg columns. ~ win be seen thatthiS din
,Irgu,-h,t Physician and surgeon, late Surgeon
t,ererai IL. the army Of Gen Butler. at New Or
l.ar.. has established MedicAl Institute 10 SAD
Frau.l Persons suffering with disease Of any
kiat CT description by placing themselves under
The care Of Dr. MOoVe, can rely upon receiving
grr,i-nAuiy aud scientific treAtmena.-GC
Costa C1AEe;.<.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

RoAsr TUnKEV and g-nog were served to
the numerous customers Of the Greyhound Sa-
loon cd Thanksgiving day. Such Injuries are
rare and they disappeared rapidly-too rapidly
for those who came in after lhe feast
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

CHRISTMAS DALL.-Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
have issued invitations to a social ball TO be
given by them at Indian Diggings, on Monday
eyening, December 25th.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

An IMPORTANT DECI>IoN,-In the L. s
Circuit Court lately in session at Rutland.
Vermont, Judge Smalley, leader Of the
Republican party, ruled that the act Of
Congress making the authority Of the
President defense against writs brought
for search, arrest or imprisonment, wa
illegal, and that the act affords no pro
lection to officers carrying out the Fresi
dents order. lie also ruled that martial
law, not having been declared in Yer.
mont, the civil law remained in full force,
and was not subordinate TO military au-
thority. A good time is coming for those
persons who were Illegally arrested and
imprisoned by military upStarts. The
military necessity dodge will not cx,
cuse their violation Of law and per>ecu.
ton Of citizens.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
,IArE nG cALIrnRNIA. ron-.ly = u Dnr,.l
SprciaI ann General Notirrs.
-. The Attention Of our Re Aders Is
ca.td 20 the Atvertiscn. ri u the AMERlC An
SURGERY AND DiSPENsARY. Ino,ls

4 CEigBRATRD INsTiTrTTnS One Il the per
naneit Institutions of san fraEciscoI- the Water
Cure E>tathshmeui Of Dr. Rontnc. IN the Mason
Ic Ten pie. Post street Dr. ljouTne's Baths have
tCcume widely known that strange visiting
the Bay Cry has not sten AL the crlehTitle, nm
I'll h- t. visited DIR. Buurne'> Baths and had
a look a, the Doctor. DIR. Bourne isVery unpopu-
lar among phNsi " h. deal IN mineral poisOns,
but hi, popularity among the rEurLE .ihousands
uf l"m he has cured Of disease that hltiird the
skill of the mcdicins men more than comrrnsalrs
hun for The enni,y Of those who despite bIm sim
pIy for the that he destroys their business,
hy curing people wIthoutthe us= Of any medicines
whatever.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
A4k

Masonic. - st. james Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds its regular meetings in M
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the hrst Wednesdsv
will be cordially welcomed.
ARvID &. ARvIDSSoN, M.E.H.P
hENRT d. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

- Masonic ieNOtiee:--Stated MeetInWa Of
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 26, are held At MasoniI ~ "a
on the Monday OF or next preceding the PuII Honn'
In each month. "ou
FREDERICK ?. BARss, W.M
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

DANCING SCHooL. Professors Church and
Jones have made arrangements to open a dan
cling school at Confidence Pavilion in this citv,
on Wednesday evening next They teach all
the new styles of dancing, fashionable and mil.
itary quadrlles. etc. Their terms are moder-
ate. Those wishing to join the school may do
SO bv making application to the Professors at
the Cary House.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

How Is THIS ?-Senator Wilson, Of
Massachusetts,, in speech delivered IN
Brooklyn during the late campaign, said
that "the national debt must be funded
at a small interest and thus save millions
to the toiling people Of the country and
he believed that il the matter were wise
ly managed it could be done at the rate
of three per cent" 1t is almost impossi-
BILE to keep tue run Of these radicals. -
The Marysville Appeal, Sacramento Bee
and other loyal organs regard it as dis
loyal to suggest that The income from
Government bonds should be taxed; but
Senator Wilson, a prominent member of
the legislative department Of the Govern
nent, goes so far as to advise that the
bond holders be put upon three per cent,
while the face Of their paper entite' them
twice that amount Does not Senator
Wilson's plan squint at repudlatlon =:
Does it not rrpudiate the interest Gov
ernmcnt promised topay? W"u|d it net
be better to'tax the bonds, than rePudi'
ate the interest on themr
RIGnr 1t is gratifying to see that the
,pen who undertook to wrcak their ven
geance upon their neisnborS as innocent
as themselves Of the killing Of Mr.. Lin
coin, are suffering the penalty Of their
rashneSs and intolerance as fast as the law
can reach them. The last case reported
was in Gloucester, Mass, whore Austin
D. Bray was fined $500 and costs, for as,
sisting to ride an old gentleman Of 20
years upon rail. We hope every one
of the mobocratS will be punished. There
are some in this State that deserve the
severeSt punishment, and the time is com.
ing, we are happy to believe, when it will
be meted out to them. -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Tn. Phy..eIsn is onep blsm.s q.

Tbs Physician Is OfIen blame ES1
want OF snrcvSs h.SirtAteL:, when the disa HpSat
..rt! - =" recovery g ils s'ck is 20 be traced to
ne .In.A is;"T'Hg iGpurc rBe5irises. Robert white
iintrearp, . pATDS particular StH3iioR TO tbs
''T' G''iinr - ''ciSns rriptioHS and family
r-crS & on medicines of undo u6ted naTty. Robert
H'rte, Medical Hall, Is appointed eSvDs fsT meet
o. the gena.ne Patent Medicines
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Character docs not depeni on diet -
The ass eats th,>t'cs and needles. the
Sharpe>t of food, ard is The dudrst Of
animals.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

ELEcrIoN OF OFFIcERs.-0n Monday evening
last James b. Hume was elected Chief Engi
neer, and Ed. Andrews FIRST and VIM. McC0r-
mick Second Assistant. 1t was an exciting
and hotly contested election for Chief and the
interest manifested shows that the Department
is recovering from ts apathy The officers
elect are active and efficient firemen, and will
discharge their duties promptly, faithfully and
impartially.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

BoARp or DELEGATES s-Tkere viii be meet
ing of the Board of Delegates at the Hall Of
Neptune Engine Co. No. ?, on Thursday even.
ing next at O'Clock, fpr the purpose of can
vas sing the vote for Chief Engineer and First
and Second Assistants, and declaring the re-
suit. The members of the Board are request
ed to meet promptly at the hour.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Palmyra Lodge, NO.I5I, Gan
holds its stated E~sNmHnica;ions on THURSDAY ni.ss.
next preceding thr full moon Of each month - ~
Fellows Hall. Pia6erville. All brethren in 80
standing are invited to attend S"Oo
WILLIAM H. cRoCKER, w.k
8 A. PEEvELL, Secretary. "
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

WE would call the attention OF our readers TO
the Grover and Baker Machines. Their rtputa
tion is too We'll established for US TO attempt a
word in their favor, but would advise any per
son wanting reliable Family Sewing Machine, to
investigate the merits Of these before buying
% 4 word TO the wise is sufficient"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Tnr New L"ni1n lC"un ) Harris con
pie are divorced. Mrs. II. has no a,imo'.y
granted her.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.-The Masonic Fra.
ternity Of this City, approaching the high
character, estimabe qualities, and valuable
services OF Postmaster William A January, of
81 Dorado Lodge, No. %, gave him a cOmpli-
mentary Dinner at the Cary House, on Friday
evening OF last wee&-the eve of his depar-
ture for his new home. Nearly all the mem.
bers OF FL Dorado Lodge and large number
Of the members Of Palmyra, were present. s.
G. W. Ike S. Titus presided, and in proposing
the health of Bro. January, prelacedit by feel
ingly and briefly alludiug to the services Bro
J. bad rendered the Fraternity of this CITY, as
W. NJ. of Ell Dorado Lodge, NJ. +. II. =. of St.
james Chapter ROYAL Arch Masons, I. |. NJ.
OF Sierra Nevada Council Of ROYAL and Select
Masters, and Recorder Of Ell Dorado Comman-
dery of Knights Templar. Every position to
which be had been elected, he had filled with
credit to himself and profit to the Craft As
presiding officer he was prompt, afIabe and
digni6ed, and his departure from us would he
seriously felt by the different bodies ofSwhich
he had been an exemplary and honored mem
Der. Bro. January, with deep feeling, modest
ly and gracefully responded. Other sentiments
were offered and responded to By Bros. B4rSs,
White, Tracy, Gilbert. Brockwuy, Perce,
Squlres Johnson, Blanchard, Sherwood, Lock,
Wright, Hamilton, ChismOre, Pew and others
and at II o'clock the company bid Bro. Janua-
~ an attectionate farewell. The Dinner was
superb, the sentiments appropriate, The respon
Ses feeling, humorous aud admirable and the
company genial and fraternal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
SprlIal ano GrnrraI Notirfs
AN INTERESTING LETTER

Nt7S feW persons, even AmoDg physicians. vou,a
have been wiling upon any terms to have been In
;hc condition - he writer 0f the following letter "A
the lith Of February last I will antieinate Som..
what his rtpeT OF the facts, BY saying that on IN.
l3ih Of August, inst. he made me visit, "the vevv
picture Of good health" Time, which tries ana
prove. all things, has suEcieniy tested This esss
and shown thai neither relapse nor collapse hayihr
'roWei. tie cure perfect, ard can be cited amon1
tie scores of sailAr eR.es the melt Of nv improv
Il mode Of treating dlseAse without medicine
G. ". BOURNE
Water Cure P,TssSiGp.
No io Masonic Temple, Post St, San HrAnSiseo.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

Masonie.--Slerra Nevada Counetl.
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Ma.trrs' ho,S. .,s,aI
meetings on the evening Of the hrst TuesdSy ~
each mouth, in Masonic Hall, Plaeeryille.
WA. A. JANUARY, TIN.
HRNRT u. RAPHAEL, Recorder,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
TO THE SICK!
&EHES WITHOUT MEDICINES.
THIRTEEN YIsEI IL SAN FRANCISCO.
PIONEER WATER CURE!
'S - AND
DIR. ROURNE'S BATHS.
For TIE CURE OF

Ex- PERFECT CURES GUARAN-
TEED, according to agreement IN ALL
cases.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
CALIFORNIA VIEWS
FOR THE -
STERESCOPE AND ALBUM

Ovc- one thorsa,d djHcrrn, photographic view,
al trW arI nj .t '..,;, it.u.;t tt:S r. i.G'r,r
p5ore>.-s cf M.p.Hg' 20 Grld, silver Copper. .. \
silver a. f. hy.ltifu' scenery al Thr Ds-fnil,
NAll,y. Tt M4nuroJh Trees - CalAv'fas county
N1uniA,n IaAr.a Waterfalls. Vi 'GntAiT R,a .
Ni-Usa,d Wv stations. ~ Is Cat MoIaia.Es a..
Fer ." \atrV,. Tty ai.d Bay N''ss
rhr mot c'9lu..is re- ever put, s'vd. Ani - .
,n, u si.IN.r presents /, st.l 10 'r,;,d, Ah.olI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

~ nf Born tfssS all diseases o.; uAToAtr
rlt.i an 'Ags-uil'',1 l,!ules di 1thtvi1, bronch
IL. inc PIE. .tt@an>uwi,i,on. plerrisy, Group, Sc
n y. i;r.t Great relief 10 afforded Ia
advanced stages ~ consumption. Rheumatism, pa
ay,s, lrArIa, lever Ad dropSy, etc. etc
are also cureSl u'ckiy rrasAhty ard economically.
10 medic .ue whaicNvr. tseptSmS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
SUMMONS
I,rtTR oS CALiPuENIA. C.1u,y q = p,raa -

S,TtTR OS CALiPuGNIA County q T. psraA -
- : In J.,i e., {. avs, MaI >p,ir-- l.V..t. =
The trorlr ~ The stat of Spl,frria. =" = Il
i>,,. T,4.l. r.-.! =; - 81! IS' ...i' GfI't..C
f,G trr h..rtl, .-,o.ci sd 70 ari.AI n-'r' 20" tt
~ ufbre D., ~ Der.io. NaJ Sr.it-s ToNu>h' g.. ~!
;hr County - b. Dn-aa,, H.. ?>th day %! >oNtr,.
Ler. A. II i>Gj, az p'.'r-k L VI g. answer 3r.n
h- compliant - T., E+rcit", a rr..}'fit - - i
Tow .4jp. WHO suvs yog "a recover the saiu eva
?. tu.. hcluE dpr q, "a" rt''us>'rV u,t's one -
u 'r'l !. tsr ~. su'a - fIO4 s. iiN and onr Z r
49, 9!,lrn. h.'h dstrl-Frenchtnwn Nov ~roh-f I'd
l>il, a. .. .I,4t.- rrU ur file ~ uN ~ when
i4 y s"'.i MI he ttN a against yUU 'r ~ saui
.innurt, + gr'i'r VIA eos;s, 4 yVu faJ 70 appear
dal ah,W"t.
70 the Sh.r,G or any Con-,~hl, - r. Dp-al,
C.a4'y, G-cct,ag Make legal s,iyice a. 4 s,t4t,
h"r,uf
"..en under my .a;d, ~, 27,h day. q, N.s,a,.
l.~ \ u i-ft N.rHHNI, *,
.l.,'lcy ut IL. Peace in and Tor Sal u"nship
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County 90 ~ Doraio
Ih. necessary aniia1f h.iLg tn. i.y 4 ID tr al
urI,ruf puh.cl;'on--Ii !, hereby ordered that
N..e 1' p.li.At or = ~. above >uu'anus b. r"sle
in thr Mr3itl.n Ihls-crAt, a newspaper published
10 sad r..,.'y. g tllf'" successive weeks. uwer
ing from p-..r-hrr ond, ls' and ti.t th- cs.r
h. 49, -r II army ,r the lg,h Day o' Hccr ..h.r
sGj 4; ~ . 'cllet 4. NJ
'.-h ! MCCORMICK.
Justice u the Peace
/ Dora'o. Ncy. 3lth, l>tS. I'D
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09

TaE crowd of customers who throng the
clothing store of P. Sill erman & Co., buying
coats. pants, bats and other fashionable articles,
attest the low prices at which they sell all ari
cles in their line, and the fine quality of their
goods.