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, 1866-06-02

which The eri ard EaH>ic lovers Who have seen u1d
heard THEN. are referring 10 a nes attraction tn
.Mi1ier's" cpper es8esroo.u. IN The marble hu,ld.
inF. On the csru'r Of Randolph and sorth Clark
etseet-. Nu.ic boxes old story in the chops,
AID VINO hh. NOT htaru them. but no. .ueh a.
1hete- Made hs The bert md mo-t noted mixers In
Europe 70 Mr. Mtt1trs c1pscse order. thee Instru-
A. they etsi:d su1iauuded hx the WILDERNESS al
hthu.rni- They eosrs cvery Eanec In .ize
isw dsllsrr. 10 The grand mn:ical master.
p!ecr O: rs many huuared doi1,rs wnEth-
1osssslurs o1ehe.ira, Isl =bali render you pra.
prsrnu.c Of gems from opera 70 daintll5 ana yet 70
strangely ~, E, and powenu: that you shall sw-as
10 r:and otSs4 ciseoulsed 1or Ubefon pFiaec o
tc>. There is onc instrument thai give lure and
reed atcon.uisuent, Others tia strike their chimes
oi River belt anothrt Where the drum Il beat and
In ~ there Is he rane pure loncd dainty discourse
Of n,clody 70 bsse heard 'hs fall zrPens,ts o. q,
Iofcts ", Is 10 enjoy .be eho,ceat gems Of open,
a11eu WITH sa ezquls,ttness denied 70
,he living pe19'mer M s. 50 en,s,nepE ,nsn nd
yuur csr. No wonder these music bo1e. 1t Mier's
ale vitted scain and ag1in by those who have teen
siie1 ano'her a 1bese ssqa1ie er-auon. Of % sn@an
skill take their places IN our Northwestern homts
Mr. Mlllei Is 100 old End too Keen merchant ta
purchzsr such treasures on the rnetc sentiment oi
tIeis besu,Y lie Knows this marke'. which he has
wa,chrd tor year,, aud he knows tnesc ps1neclJ
music boxes MIL FELT, ana uG AuoNf HILL VIC Know
Whst hss Lcen ihe dst tination Of ,ht eon<an. pro
ccsEtop OF beautiful are. tha. ha. moved through
his warr1ooMs 10 the pubic and the trade He put
chases ltpn frrl hands. He has arrangements witt
the mctt eHlnl arsrnocrs In The uld World, and 10
these music boxes. as they tnnd are N proof
1t. Do you 9lth = bttieI esfoence; f1li 10 !ov
change OF err. Yon love Gavontes Of YouK oRL
EuetIY; Nil, Miller takes your order therefor an
teuds Ii abroad. To. In few mpnsha your n1*h
Glled, and Ire preelest uunc. box II the more PHI
ed beeautc II il your osu- No other In the wora
HE II. Ior your onn chulcc Na* answcycd In th
az or eshi pieces It renders. 1t is nor wondetts
That VT. S.ilef's estsnltshnent l. i1rqutnted b
btrudrsda Of visitors. when attractions. like tho.
ne src referring to, are found there; nor that II
yi.ftofr uho 20 charm avay With shem in cepas
Ing lhe beautiful waser, 60 thu he .kili sod enie
fnr and fcsuTnnl:ing bis rhtlves, and csse., aud
= bla Wllh The hlz.e Of jes.elly, and watches, ar
silver mart belnx, and fne nj trca 'ures OF nit U
pcf xaIe4noua, III. Aillet has naado hi. eetsblls
; mcnr tefer<tdiy famous among or ct'szrns 81
: ost rtsisoss.
, 1866-06-02

Humpilrcys.-A new and fresh supply
Of Humphreys Specific uompuathlc Medicines,
inst received hy Smith y p~ycr, wholesale aud
retafl agents, Chicago, Illinois. Also, agents for
Humphreys Foud- Extfocts. Sec advertisement
npl5uSsEl1 St-Iu.fnsksNT.
, 1866-06-02

itch! ltch!! Etchy!l Scratch!
SeRAIcu!I ScuArcHi!t-Dr. Dlnnk'e Itch ccr1tc
will cure The Itch In Sc hours: also cnres Scald
uesd. sals Kheuu. and all diseases af tho ssln.
All other cures for skin diseases contain thr health
destroying mercury, and are dangerous. Blank@s
CcIa'e contains no mG1rury. aud IL tree nom dan
ger. Psce. By mil 60 CENTS per boz, or by exptes.
a per dozen. Sold oT druggists generally At 50
erns per box. Ii. Scov1l- - R1ndolpn et1cet, Chi.
caco, General Agent. p. o, Hox 1SS3
Ant IL Y.1I. .11li. .T1r-I15.sA
, 1866-06-02

NTuVICKERsS THEATRE.
MoV1CKKR R&NFKHs.... ............ ....AAfA8RHS
FTitc Of hd1n!ttaasa. Drssa centx
Second C1ce.....1 cents Reserved seass.. ..15 ce1u
Last Might Of n1iss Hato neignolds.
, 1866-06-02

Go 70 ehe fte4E-9Io ID bryant & S4rMI.
tons Chicago Commercial College 10 &c: tho:-
Olvn practical hssus.$s csncat1ou. OF to accpule
rood Te:esraph Upelator. Aaa,css to, circulars.
Hs;r Ant s SIRkTfoS. Chicago. III.
, 1866-06-02

TO RENT Or For Sale-A new
l. tvoa,ory house ind lot On State Street. co.,
;aInng 10 also house Ad inns strett. COZ.
tainjn. toon.s. House Fcurth avenue cont ATM
Ing 10 rooms, l., ,U.ARTHER, 2l0 erate.st. e29S
, 1866-06-02
Chicago Iribune,
SATURDAY, JUNE ., 1868.
THE CITY.

EprcAT1os.-lt is compliment TO every busi-
ncts calling to tay that It is bcst reached br careful
sdncshou-sreh Is the Bryant i siratton National
Colleges lurui9h,
, 1866-06-02

Sure to Rrgu1asc tile Botycls.-Ura.
W,as,os's soothing syrup II the oDlr thing ,uat
mothers csn rely upon for sneir chi!d:en. II cor
reefs acids'y Of the stomach, regulates tue ho~e!.
tll;a During The process Dt ter:tlng. iss value Is
.ucalcutahle. 1t sofseos TIC Eucs-, induces ,aaaln-
NATION and 4ilass all pain, thereby Giving rest 10
Jhe ch'ia and comfort 10 The no,lcr.
MAY eSdG9
, 1866-06-02

FU1EnAL or GESEuAL ScoTT.-fcsteTdAy In &C.
cordlnce With previous announcement, tho funeral
Of the late Lieutenant General SCOTT wss silently
acknowledged In thl. ctiy br a suspension OF pub
lie business and the 1lsp}.y OF Tags ut hslt.mast.
from CUR public buildings AID numerous vessels on
The ihc tlyeT.
, 1866-06-02

TO RENT-Roo,ns, houses, stores,
L &C.. In ceod locations TO Responsible parties
Apply q WA:l:E:s l. GOODRICH, LIS Deafh2ru
etftet, ltQctn =, e51e
, 1866-06-02

FOR SALE "A splendid Millinery
l. and fancy Goods Store IN adlotninc city. Re-
ccpt> from 8b0 to <le0 per osy. Twelve hands en-
plAse1. ana doing ifst. .claSs business. VAIN.
WRIGHT q CO 1913 Deat born street. eG9
EOR SAIE-A first rate paying
l hgsints*. Only small capital required. 1aaulfe
nl 1lO Madison street. es..
, 1866-06-02

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.y We Will giye any person tloa5 70 show an5
agents haze M y ade g much oney o.. as QUE FALL
~ M 1ne psopf nsvs hssfd of
!e.dF: Also. 70 noE rsacy. ny The SANE axstss, The
otneEs: C.l1 On Or addsAs GuLDES. SAMMDSS 4
CO., 70 LaEe-s3- Chicago. ell
, 1866-06-02

LAKE TCSsu-Thc work On the western end OF
The tunnel, suspended for weak past on account
Of broken boiler, WIS resumed Last eventnc. The
distarcr rnr, rom both ends, now exceeds c,59j
Let.
, 1866-06-02

MINISTERIAL CNoS--Thc next session OF The
Chicago Ministerial Union ntll BE- held In The
soorns Of the Young Ncuts Christian Association
on Monday morning next. At ten o'clock. full
eltcpdauctA Is dcsirrd. -..-.-
, 1866-06-02

Cunadn Invaded: Keep Cool! !!-Thcre
vii te ueed OF II oon, 20 provide yourself win
t.sf7ger4to1s, Ice Boxes, Water Filtus<, Water
v Ire Dish Covers. Carpet swccpcss. Bird Cages.
Everything to mike houss. keeping easy foll by
Dalton s. Co., II Lake street. e5a5
, 1866-06-02

A LECTURE Pos7rosEp.-The lecture before the
NActuRtoatsn Home. By Dr.. NJ S. paris, which
vat to have been delivered last evening. has been
postponed till further notice.
, 1866-06-02

ITO RENT-House And furni-
l. ture for sale. In desiranle location Oh the North
SIDE. iosse. sion given Immediately Address "D @"
Tribune office, els
, 1866-06-02

TO:REIT House "A fine house
Il ofe!e en- ROOMS, with bath suon, Gc., &C.. MS
Franklin Ei1oet. fronting Lincoln PasK. A beautiful
loca 19t. DAVID G00DH{LL1E. corner OF Frsok:ln
and Ohm streets.
, 1866-06-02

TROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
MATNEE ANNoUECEMEET.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE =
SIXTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
30 Cents Admission 10 iii parts Of the Opera
Contdy OF
Married LEFEI
With Mr.. Pope, III. Lawlot. Mr, Phillips. Mr. spaet
man. NJ Lamb, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. FssTen. Miss Wa1tar3
Mr.. oetfsce and MEy. Eltf1dge. ALL n TIE CAST i.
beFou0 doubt cne o! the strongest casts Of this
inE cnnedy ever Ult1esssd.
n addition to the above, the rosrtaz 1arceo Of
SKETCHES IN INDIA,
Making, altogether, the Finest MATINEE BILL
OF THE SEASON. e3oI
, 1866-06-02

The proofs come pouring f9 and 0l.
waya satisfy the people. air. q. y. Barnard, No.
81 south Wafer eiuri. says: lwas ialt up several
weeks with eciuttic pain. in the hip. used Nor
Felts Eli Gro Magnetic ttnld. II relieved nc nj.
most i-sautly. enabling me 10 70 to my bnstncs.
Mt once. can recommend i In the highest tcru..
All tic druggists keep it. Smith DWycr, agents.
clGS
, 1866-06-02

FoHExAs1 GoHE.-lt Is reported that large
black fore and -sncs schooner [nArne unknpwp\,
loaded With lumber, wss struck By squail Of Fort
her fotelnAtt,
, 1866-06-02

EHn1So NoaES's RrTu0E-7he regular month.
" meeting OF the Board Of Managers OF thtt Inst,
tnion will be held this afternoon In The rooms Of
o'clock.
, 1866-06-02

Fur tho Bcst Stock of Lnok ing t:la>Aee
tilassware Storr, Il and 7s fiaudolpu.et. n5GG
window Shades Mt greatly reduced
prices. F. E. RItsNi. 81 Rando!oa.st. cj!s
, 1866-06-02

EOR SALE-The Fruit Store No,
l. 3 Rush STREET. A man looking for buuness Will
fno good chance foE Investment by calling early.
, 1866-06-02

TOR SALE-A very choice Res
L ldenee IN the South Ditialoa. Double h;4ek
bpn4e Lot 50 feet front By about $50 {eet deep. This
property will be sold low. - the owner - about to
icavr the ctry. A. j. AvERELL, ReAt K4tate once
M = Nrfrnnotft1n RJnrf eJSn
, 1866-06-02

eeFEREsohs.-Tne Board Of 9upey1sorn Of
Cook County will meet In quarterly session on
Monday afternoon next At two o'clock Nl,s aeainst
the County should be prt1 .uted before that time.
, 1866-06-02

How TO Destroy Rats and IInachcs.-
No ar1lc1e known IS more etlectuas thau BuGr's
ExTEEM1SAToE, ready and safe e use, and kceps
Du, and ii your druggist has not got thc article.
he can oh,Au II at once OF Il SCUVlL, wholesale
uccnt. f6 Randolph st., Chicago, Iii.
n,actE a A1sn11s
, 1866-06-02
RFal EStdte--Uitp.

TO RENT-With power, the third
i noos If Rlchasds' lrou Works. Apply ct 100
Washing on kttcct- dyl2
, 1866-06-02

TOR SALE-A new two-stor9
il each stoFY 1fth yc1Es' lease Of lot 1he cfst
house fsou State-st- on Seycnsecuth SEoe- 84
TOR SALE-Huuse and Lot on
Il the avenue. House eoot4.ns tsn toom1 lot 5J
IS. lmmed,ate noetessloe. free 8: soo-onfI *leeo
, 1866-06-02

w ANTED-Agents-For tsTen-
~ nsys Complete one Volume Hls:ory OF ,oe
Kebetliou now ready, ii octasc, 8l3 pages. doo-
hie column. handsomely Must1ated v:sh chroao-
thoEzanhs Of tatue scenes printed In aix colors nae
wooceu. Tepress na1ens q .c.nes and objects of
ners,blt fe1ufsiIcs 70 sneh RnsE Tae hs.t snn
ctt apstt work Of the kind published l. contains
more thnn twice the amount Of matter coat4tped Ia
several tlllas works that tcl! At tkher rate, while
our terms are 80 liberal that the income OF agent,
over = 2e! ncr .ssi As hi:a aserase - TN per
ncniaTf, te1u,s. Dc. adaFcta T. T. GO.SDM Is 4 Co.
No: Custom House Place. Chicago, Ill, {saccessors
to {. F. Vent L Col. uSsS.
, 1866-06-02
kOTRE bkHE.
The Ceremonies at st. Mary's-..En.
tertalnment to Clergy aud Friends
...Address to the Dlshops.
The Formal Act Of Conservation OF the
>tatuc OF the Blessed Virgin at
Npftc Dame. Efc


>tatuc OF the IfcsAed Virgin nj
Noaro Dame, BIC.
The students and ststers Of Ut. Mary,e. ar the
Academy Of The immaculate Conception, cavc m
entestanneut, yesterday morning. In the c1htbt.
tton hall Of temporary ch1pel Of tha Aca lcuy,
to the Moet Rev. Archbishop spald.ng, the Right
reverend Blshops and their friends, The day wss
most pFoptuons. md the audience cnn7regsted for
ne occasion was htue .n!cnof in porut OF numbefs
20 That assembled 10 wtiOess The imposing cese.
qonis no asn q ss DAY AZ :n psss q
tn.nsaent, c1eepusR TIC 1T. Rev. bishop. Tymon
ten po1ziy tndi.pos,tton and ihc istier by uscsai
bnslnefe. The commodiors exhibition hall a1s
denscly crowded Each eide Of The sage was
cnns ptcuourv, were about one hundred and 6l1y Of
thc young girls Sho arc Students IN the Academy.
Many Of them were really besu,itu!-all were moSe
Than pstf,y-nnd in their taatefaf robos OF pure
Eh1tc they seemed angelic taccs mid enony cloud
Thset ha1ps tiocc upon the srace, and before it
Sas a5s ee, nss
behind them about hundred more OF the beautiful
paps, and then the anoenee lltled IN every rrman-
ata litte attcr len o'clock n., win tl,o srsnd
march IRON ~ P.orAtte," performed upon Tic
,aEos h nisses la ausa3'z sehlsy a. Weld
tat haIp4 by Mtrses schutt. Pooi and Davenport.
wss by he s,nns ana hsa ss NJ
erca the following pleading little psotieal audsrss
OF welcome to the pretatcs:
Mott Ktsescon Afrhn1shops and Right Reverend
Bfshops-Venesab+ friends:
Mid the whIsl and Tho giant life
a., q ritics Of ae1re mcn.
SSSts 4a ehs sasa' ssaea s's ss
Mid the walla q marble md rold.
1Vi;s vhc sISnpigg1 Sa i Of ar oss:q1y 's M soa Powe
And the aftE with Their yer& atIie kolenaor hnia N'
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-03
Administrators A Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of the order of. the Probate
Court in and for the county of Calaveras,
State of California. made on the first day of
November. A. D. 1865. in the matter of the
estate of Daniel Shaw. deceased, the under
signed. administrator of said estate, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash. in one parcel, aud subject to confrma-
tion by said Probate Court. on Monday. the
26th day OF November. A. D.. 1866. at IL
o'clock NJ. of said day. at the Court House
door, in the village Of San Andreas in said
county, all the right, title. interest and es-
tate of the said intestate at the time of his
death, and all the right, title, and interest
that the said estate has by operation of law,
or otherwise, acquired other than or in addi-
ton to that of the said intestate at the time
of his death in and to all that certain real es-
tate. lot, piece or parcel of land, TO wit 4: a
mining claim situate, lying and being in said
county, in the Gopher Mining District,
southeasterly of Quail Hill No. q. described
as follows to-wit :"One hundred and fifty
feet in the Gold Silver and Copper Mining
Company known as the Poverty claim. situ-
ated in the Gopher Mining District, in said
county. southeasterly of Quail Hill No. q"
Terms and conditions OF sale, cash-ten per
cent, OF the purchase money to be paid on the
day OF sale, and the balance on confirmation
of sale BY said Probate Court. ss-e4 80,
HENRY BOETCHER. Administ'r
of the estate of Daniel Shaw, deceased.
San Audreas, Nov. ID, 1856. n3:3w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-03
COnstable3s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of the Court of w. H. Kelly, a
Justice of the Peace for the 4th township,
county of Calaveras. on the 9th day of Oc-
tober. A. D., 1866, to me directed and deliv-
cred, in favor of Woolsey Il Co.. and against
the Taunton Copper Smelling and Reducing
Company and S. Hazelett. for the sum of one
hundred and ninety eight dollars ($l9S COY
damages, and fifty-nine and 25lU0 dollars
(S59- 25) costs of suit, | have levied upon
and seized all that certain lot of land with
the Improvements thereon, lying aud being
situate in the county of Calaveras, State of
california, about one and one half miles
from the village of Campo Seco, bounded
and described as follows. to-wit bounded on
tie west by the Mokelumne river, on the
west and south by land of Westmoreland.
tinity and Phillips, on the north and east by
vacant land, the improvements thereon con-
sisting of the following DESERT ed buildings:
The smelling works; one dwelling house !;
one charcoal house; one ore house; one of
tlce and laboratory also the following des-
crlbed personal property one lot OF char
coal {; one lot of copper mat in sacks one
lot of copper ore, roasted and unroasted :;
one set of blacksmith tools; wheelbarrows.
picks, shOvels, etc., etc. And notice is here
by given, that on Saturday. November the
24th, A. d. 1866, between the hours of 9
O'Clock A. NJ and P NJ. of that day, will
expose for sale at public auction in front of
the Office of W. H. Kelly, in the town of
Campo Seco, the above named defendants
right, title and interest in the aforesaid
property (subject to all legal claims and
liens of whatever description) for cash in
hand. to satisfy said execution and all costs
and damages. l.. STUART,
Constable 4th Township. Calavcras Co.
Campo Seco, Oct Both, 1866. n3:3w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-03

MINING ITEMs.-Herchner Myers & Co.
are steadily pushing forward work on their
claim near Middle Bar. Their tunnel is now
in about sixty feet and has been run directly
on the lode. The vein averages about five
feet in width and all the rock prospects ex-
ceedingly well. 1t is the intention of the
company to have about fifty tons of the rock
crushed at the mill below Middle Bar, and if
it pays anywhere near well as the pros
poets indicate, steps will be Immediately TAX
en- for the erection of mill on the lead. This
is bound to be one of the best mines in this
vicinity.
Myers, Wesson & Co. are still at work on
their clam in Jackass Gulch. They have
sunk shaft about forty feet in depth, and
are still going down. The indications are
very favorable that they will ultimately de-
velop paying mine. The lead is wide and
the rock all contains gold. Sufficient labor
has not yet been done on 1t, however. to
demonstrate its real value. -..t.
Work has been suspended on the Sulphuret
claim. in Dutch Gulch, for some reason. A
! shaft has been sunk on this lead to the depth
OF hundred feet, and the vein, which is about
twelve feet in width, is an almost solid mass
of gold bearing sulphure,s. The company
has been at considerable expense in sinking
and timbering the shaft. running cuts, etc.,
and now that they have developed good
lead, one which would undoubtedly pay large
dividends if the necessary machinery for
working tie sulphurets was at hand, we can
not see why they do not go ahead and do
something; either sell the mne or erect a
mill. We are of the opinion that the Super
intendent, 6. W. Smith. is chiefly to blame
for the lack of energy which is being shown.
At the next meeting of the company it will
be well enough to take this matter under
consideration 7,7,
Wallace, Coekley & Co. have developed
one of the best leads in the county, at Whis-
key Slide. They have sunk shaft hun
dred feet deep, and at that distance from
the surface the lead is a solid. well-defned,
mass of rich quartz. averaging seven feet in
width. We have been shown some of the
rock, all over the surface of which the pre-
cious metal was visible. 1t is estimated by
competent judges that the quartz will yield
from two to three hundred dollars per, ton.
The company will have some of the rock
crushed within a week or SO, when we will
be able to give the exact figures. One month
ago this claim could have been bought for
seventy-fve cents per foot; now twenty times
that amount would be laughed at Much
excitement exists in regard to the recent dis
coveries in this mine. 1t will undoubtedly
prove to be one of the richest lodges in the
county. 5 -'# n1l
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-03
EprroRs THE CHRoNIcLE

EDITORS THE CHRONiCLh
Being rather confined to the house to day on
account of the blessings that is being shour-
ed down upon us in the shape of rain shours
which we hav so long bin wonting ana need
ing i thought of Passing the time in scribling
a fieu lines to yure valuabel sheet. Being
patron of yure paper and onct a citizen OF
yure state an kounty an having sum relatlvs
an number of ackquaintances thare, thot
a fieu lines would Bee of sum interest to my
friends that mite chanc to read 1t provided
you thought it worthey of a place in yure
valuabel paper. Well sine left the golden
an healthful state and during my stay in my
natiy land of birt hav Experlencta CRATE
many ups an downs an mong the rest of
misfortunes hav lost my health would that
could climb the ruggid hills an monntings
of Mok. Hill an vicity onct more an Drink
the pure wartes that flows from its ravines
an gulches. A feu items of the prospects
of the crops in this Part of the state may not
bee miss the wheat crop was most failure
on account of beeing winter killed SO that
we hay not over haf crop In this part of
the stait Though the quality of Wheat is much
better than has bin nown for years The
berrey is verray large full an plump the heds
Is verray long an well filled. A CRATE many
of The farmers ploud up ther wheat land an
Planted other crops it being so thin that it
Would not pay to let stand. Farmers is look
ing to Bee we'll rewarded for what littel wheat
they hav The wheat crops last seson in this
part of the country An was } generaley a
failure on account of black Rust which makes
wheat verray scarse at present We ar oferd
5000 per bushcl for wheat which Is double
to that of previous sesons at the opening of
the markets. The corn crops in this part of
the Country is verray promising at presant
though we hav had most continued droth
sine the first of may up to this date an now
we ar having fine shours an a prospeckt of
continued rain. To day the citizens of our
ittel villige an vicinity hav the opportunity
Of spending there cd quartoreals in visiting
the CRATE mamoth circus of Mr. Row Hoo use
to Exhibit in the golden state at least it is
sed To bee the same. will stop my scrib-
ling Fer fear of tresspasing upon yure pa
tienc an time If you think this note worthey
of publication or emmy of its Extracks you
ar at libberty to do so an if not eonsine it to
the waist Basket an Pardon me for tresspas-
ing. 81. ..--... .......,-f .....-..
Hopeing to rename patron of the
Chronicle Yours Truley
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-11-03
COmstiablc's sale.


pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of the Court of W, Fl. Kelly. a
Justice Of the Peace for the 4th township,
county of Calaveras, on the 9th day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1866, to me directed and deliv-
cred. in favor of Woolsey d Co., and against
the Taunton Copper Smelling and Reducing
Company. for the sum of one hundred seven
ty-tive 8-1O0 dollars (Sl75 G8) damages and
fifty and l5-l00 dollars $3.50 l5) costs of suit
have levied upon and seized all that GER
tain lot of lend with the improvements there
on, lying and being situate in the county of
Calaveras. State of California, about one and
one half miles west from the village of Cam
po Seco bounded and described as follows.
to-wlt: Bounded on the west by the Mokel-
umne river, on the westa and south by land of
Westmoreland, Finity, and Phillps on the
north and east by vacant land. the improve
ments thereon consisting of the following
described buildings: the smelling works !:
one dwelling house; one charcoal house ;
one ore house,; one office and laboratory I:
also the following described personal prop
erty one lot of charcoal; one lot of copper
mat in sacks; one lot of copper ore, roasted
and unroasted; one set of blacksmith tools !:
one lot of brick; wheelbawows, picks. SHOW
els, ETC., etc, And notice is hereby given.
that on Saturday. November 24th. 1866. be-
tween the hours of o'clock A. NJ and S P.
M ofthat day, will expose for sale at pub
lie auction. in front of the office of W. n.
Kelly. in the town of Campo Seco, the above
named defendants right. title and interest in
the aforesaid property, subject to all legal
claims and liens of whatever description) for
cash in hand, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and demands L. STUART.
2 rf Constable 4th Township
Campo Seco Oct. 3nth, 1865. p3:3w.