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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

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An ACT kEI.TEE SCHOOL, Is TFs
Passed April g, 1867, three bnhs being pTesehL fIl'
zz Psgk ok see o sr York rvrssnkd "a ssnak As't~
blg, % eadcf JotoDs;
eecroH The M can Of the hrst subdivision Of The third
cine 40 ente An Act v shnd consolidate
the various acts reAse 70 Common Schools OF the C Of hevio
passed J1 three eghee hd and khyeae smehdd by
tecon Of entitled seboo n
the City Of NeslOr hundred
CITY Of NeEfot" April eighteen ard
fytee amesded By an Conon tbe
March
y farther amended y ussEg tben the instead Of
,tAegbtn that the sad eectlOIi .i4n
AgpeTA aHoast ~ iss0e ahs Est ysssd tie Vap
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
i1nrt-flJar1eu's Notice.

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Poar.wAnpgss 0vyIcx, No % William -st
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
IN section of the AZ passed April IL i7 entitled An Aet
having ess o tAe subje nssser ,a inquiry.
Sos Sy tbe Port sryey or raHatous
BE- completed within days succeeding notice
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14


for Aonpy virtue Of onnAnce with which
tb, e,n reenhsted volunteers has recete al tLs
sne submit the your HOnor. Body Cor
saeh setou a. dserned.properi 10 the premises "
y - a. RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
Honorable ne Bosrd Q Ssisors Of ~ cOun or
The soldiers claim be entitled three hundred
dol.rt ef the Cesn Of kssios virtue
ordrlles w he lprols oi Nbel sy Tsak1 sssaa usluS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-01

'' Ed. was the finest fellow in the
room, and there were twenty from
town. Only there is too much of it
whatever 1t is. 1t goes too far [
wishI could see him dressing up the
ducks in caps and frills again, but he
seems older this minute than my hus-
band" D + ~"
Edward was " on terms with the
Fenns again it seemed - yes,
on consideration, he had concluded
it would be to his advantage to con-
tinue the acquaintance, so he contin-
ued it; but the charm had passed
from the name of the house of Fem
the glory had departed. y'ge9d 9i
ga CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-01
CHARLES BABCoCK & co.
No. . Main Street.

Evansville. July 2, 1862 jels
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-01

TO-PARTNERSFI Grant
~ having sold out his interest in the
himself with b. Dyson, and is now pre-
pared TO carry on the building business in
all its branches, and f1atter themselves
that by strict attention to business they
will be able to give general satisfaction,
and would therefore solicit share of pub
lie patronage. ssAlI Job-work done with
street, r between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Post Office box 511. Special atten--
ton given to heavy and intricate framing
THOS. GRANT.
jams. B. DYSON,
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

Edt!or Democrat-: The quissude of our
town has been recently somewhat disturbed
by rich vein Of quartz having b en- discov-
cred in the outskirts of town ut point
known as Walla Hill, not thousand yards
from the Plaza. We have seen the rcck.
which 10 without doubt, of immense rich.
ness, as it is completely interspersed with
gold. The lode is well defined, about one
foot in taekaess as fur us exposed, with
northerly and sou,herly direction. The for
tunate owners are the same gentlemen,
Messrs. Paige & Lucas, who some years ago
discovered and worked the famous Austrian
mine on Jackass Hill with remarkablc fine
results. They are both practical miners and
we'll deserve success. CITIZEN.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

Eead what the editor Of the Cincinnati Times saws of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM:
kxMARKABLE CuRE-Mr. Samuel Lewis, one OF the old
Pioneers ot Cincinnati was very long apparently in the
last stages of consumption and given u by phys;c,ps
when some kind frenj him 10 use .JIEN,s
LUNG BALSAN lie did So and i'm mo li.taIv cor,oa !,
recovering, and is able attend to business JIa
says - In truth may it has saved NV life Mr.
ewl- Is wei kpown IN Cincinnati and fullest cnn6
dence may 1e placed IN LIS statements" IT due there
fore, to the community especially those suffering under
to such marvellous cures, that other sufferers may sr
themselves OF the remedy With pleasure, therefore we
refer IL this care " w
From our knowledge Of the merits Of this exceIent
Balsam and what we hear Of merits we think If bor
be AT used 10y all persons suffering from curb or
any pulmonary complaint We hear that MI. far ,slx.n
ced consumption have been 10y its use Tn66m
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

e9- You've LADY returning 10 her country home. af
ter asq"urn OF Anew months in the city was hardly re-
o'Sn'zed by her friends. In place of coarse rus,.
hfshe face she hal soft ruby complexion of alp,,s,
marble smooihness and instead twentythree she r..
".H nut eng Ten Upon inquiry TO the cause
II - great change. she pltiniy tuld ihen rbat sh
me Iircasstnn Balm. and cnnsi3 ered il an nvaua
be acquisition 70 any Lldys tai-t Ry it's usa anv -
or Gentleman Improve theis persona, snna.rs a!
hundred ioid Ii is simple in its cemlipstion IA Vi
hesseA Is siiPle yet rSnrpaSs ID in its efsc ,v in a.
ing impurities iron ais" healing cleansing ami hs.n,;s
ing tue skin aud complexion. Iiy direct Az, a. -,
c1iice II disws from It ali its Impurities k,;iv h,.
tAe same, and leaving the fce as Nsturs in;,S
should be, clear soti smooth ami be ,st,tnl p,1
seht eF Mail or Express receipt an order NV w.
". CLARK 4 Co, Chemist.
No D est fayette ST, Syracase \ v
Ahe ohy A"erc1 gents for the sale of the SANE
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
Letter from Riehmond.-c.l.ver..N.v,

We have just returned home from two
weeks solourn among the good people of Cal.
averas. During our stay we visited all the
important places. including Mokelumne Hill,
West Point, Rail Road, independence and
Eldorado. Business at all Of these places is
dull, duecedy SO. Columbia is lively place
compared with any town in Calaveras. True
Mokelumne Hill the day of the FIRE was quite
lively, for the gallant fremen, after their ar.
duous task Of preserving the town from being
laid IN ashes, were very merry. The loss by
fire was much greater than we first estimated
1t would be, reaching nearly $50, 900. The
citizens have two beautiful fire ensines-sim
liar In appearance to our Columbia engines,
but not equal to them; in fact the largest o.e
proved the morning of the FIRE, to be totally
unit for service-not even having q company
to man it, The citizens took hold Of her but
could not ges it to draw bucket of water.
Much valuable time was lost trying to make
her worL. The other eng inc worked beauti
fully, and her noble crew sayeu the town
TTOIIi tue I'LL VIC went I
West Point, Is miles distant. This place was
totally destroyed by fire in June last, but the
enterprisins citizens have been and are now
engaged rebuilding. We not;cei here one Of
the iinest brick saloons in the mines West
Point is the home Of Judge Robert Drigg>,
who is eadilate for Seargent at Arms Of
the next Assembly. Success attend him.
One mile below Wes, Point or Sandy Gulch
we found cur old friends and former residents
Of TuolumEe, II. X. and Geo. W. White and
Peter Mitchell. Mr.. Geo. w. White invent.
ed and had patented a year or so ago ma
chine FOX roasting quartz. and has in compa.
ny with his brother and Mr. Mitchell Just
completed the erection of ore, and is busy
testing rock from the mines in Calaveras lie
has by this process made rock pay $40 per
ton that would no; by he common mode yield
over two. |. take four hoUS $ to heat up the
machine. We are Indebted to the inventor
for items concerning II, and also, for heating
up to show us the modas operandi of roasting
rock. RICHMOND.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

rS- Know Thy Destiny.-MApAxE EFF THORN.
roN the great English Astrolost Cairvoyant and Psy
chomercian who has asouished the scientific classes
the Old World has located herself at Hudson, n r.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of
second sight, rs to enable her to mpi knowledge the
greatest importance to the single married of either sex
While in state of trance she delneates the very fea
lures OF the person - marry and by aid OF an
instrument of intense power, known the Psychomo-
troe guarantees to produce life like picture vi the fu
iure husband or wife @! he applicant together with date
Of marriage position in ie leading traits character
ASSERT She will send when desired certified certificate
or written guarantee that the picture what purports
10 bs. by enclosing small lock of hair, and stating
place ef BIRTH age disposition and compile. and en-
closing hty cents and stamped envelope addressed TO
Yourself You VIII receive the picture and desired nfor-
nation by return ILL., All acatipus sacredly
confidential Address in confidence MADAME L. F. THORN.
IoN, u w. DoN 30, liudson, y. L. apply
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York.

The news from Pennsylvania which we pub
lished yesterday confirmed our expectations :;
that which we publish this morning from
Ohio fills the measure of our hopes. The peo-
pie of both these States have cast the maiori.
~ Of their votes tog the candidates Of the Dem.
ocrscy. 81 say cCr latest dispatches from
Ohio, and they cannot be far wrong. AZ the
worst our victory is all but overwhelming.
Beyond all question, too, will the people of
the Enpir, State, in November, roll up O
malorl'y, doubling, YES, trebling their joint
majorities. SIX millions of people have spck-
en-. To these the four millions Of New York
will irin their voice, ana this is their response
TO Maine and California;
a. So Jurs from her lofty peaks
Back to the joyous Alps, who call Oh her alcgd."
New York, PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio; the
first the Empire State. and the second third of
nj, the States of toe Union \ the three most
wealthy, populou, and intelligent of all; tie
foremost three n Ill the arts and victories Of
peace, and mightcst IN war the annual pros
ducts of whose industry is doubla that Of any
other three, and the value of whose garnercd
wealth surpasses that of six of their sister
S a.es; whose commerce upon our inland seas
and upon oil oceans SURPASSED the commerce
of ALT is these States which are now thun.
people. an indignant, unsnimous veto upon the
proceedings and tho policy Of the party in
power.
1t is high time for voice 40 potent to csake
itself heard. Our sons were led by thousands
20 fruitless Slsughter-yet it was dumb
HsaIing up, 10 mortgage hesindustry and
abridge the Joys of ourselves and our children
and our children's 8 children, rose a mountain
of 3eht-yet it was dumb. Two years of
paaos. which failed 70 restore the Union, were
adiei 10 he four years of war which failed
anl Ike those years were spent by shameless
partlsans in plans to prolong their hold upon
power they bad usurped-power prostita,ed
20 the stirring up anew of strife which had
ended prostituted to the imposition Of a gili
tary despotism upon ten sevsr;gn States;
pros.i:uted to the crushing down Of az already Y
conquered reople-our brethcrn, kiusmen--
and TO the lifting in into cole supremacy there
Of an ignorant. degraded race prostitu;ed to
the crippling of Northern industry by reck.
less taxes and monstrous protective tariffs
and to the thro,tling Southern industry BIZ the
denial of order and law under which it might
ere this have we'll revived; ..prostituted 10
the denial of any Reconstruction laws for
months and then to the framing OF such as
would longest postpone their pretended pur,
pose and then 10 the heaping of obstrucii3ns.
restrictions and penalties upon these-yet
still IL was dumb.
Long suffering and patent, indeed. with
their servants have the Northern people been.
High time indeed was it tha. the puissant
yu:ce Of these their masters should be heard
saving, as Pennsylvania and Ohio have said
and New York will say Let Strife cease
Let peace prevail Let Law revive; Let the
Urion live.-N Y. Ror1
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

&C. Medical Advice.-DR. WM X DouEKTY,s
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming s,yr or, xox
te the welfare of our State aud health Of our citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although II may
cite surprise IS but the signal of skill and llows ~ b.
natural effect Of such cause. We are pesscu,lIv
quanted with gentlemen who have suffered for ye,rs nm
der o,-3ac disease, taken NJ xcr
avaiiUc means that promise; relief, Gui without success
until they they called upon Or 0ery who in an incre
biy short space of time ha- gwen them entire relief If
is gratifying TO announce this tact necase the ctr
gentleman who seeks by defamation of Others y,
tablish his reputation the supers;ructure of H.
own upon the ruin of auutlers fame The Doctor con
ductshis Institute in such that mus; be ratify
ing 10 all his patients. lie examines advises and raon,
mends without charge aud the patient after hearing his
terms Tor treatment etn accep reject pleasure In
no cse does the Doctor make charge unless he effect.
cure THIS he Is able t. do because he fels tie conf
dcnce which long experience has given and no cubt IN.
consolation which appertans 10 that confidence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would do
we'll 10 consult the Doctor at all itcan do no harm
as Tor consultation he ASKS fee; nor does be insist ON
obedience to has avice unless the patient places bims
under his care His Offices Sacramento street
poSite the Pacific Mail Steamship ofice-S y Nrxs -
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
Application for Mining Claim

lNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, STOCKTON, JULY
u 18th. fS67.-Notics is hereby given shat the ;. En-
terprse Gold aud Silver Mining Company by o. X Stew.
not. Trustee and Director. has tins day fled in h. Office
diagram of the Enterprlse mine. situated on Carson
iii IN the county of Calveras State of California ex
tending IN uorhvesherly and souteastery erection
SIX hundred eo0 feet more less. hundred (Ol
ieet in width and adjoining the northwest end The
claims OF the Reserve mining company, anu on the
southeast eud the claims of the South Carolina npin
company Also notice that il is the intention of said
company 10 apply t patent from the United States tor
sd quartz caim with boundaries fixed rs shown in said
diagram 10 aecord'nce with the provisions of an Act Of
Congress entitled An Act granting the right of way to
ditch and canal owners the public lands and fr
other purposes" approved July 26th 1866.
All reisons having any adverse claims to said mine,
must their objections in this Office within ninety 90l
days from the fret publication hereof
oe1<cw at, NXE. Raxsgt@e
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
An ANTINnTE rnD POISON

The PAIN KILLER-',ey. T. Allen, writing from Taroy
Burinah, says: Within the past four years l have
use! and disposed of about five hundred bottles but am
now out Please send me fresh supply as you
cansay two hundred bottles. dare not be without il
myself and there endless calls it, both bv urman,
and karens always take it with into the iuncles
and have frequent occasion TO both on mysef and
others. One night, while sleeping in an open Zayate
was "woke 10y most excrucating pain in my foot. On
examination, found had been bitten by a centineSa
Immediately applied the Pain Killer. fou nd instant
relief In less than an hour was again asleep"
Rev. Mr. llihbard, writing from Burmah TO his father
says have used Davis Pain Killer for coughs cold.
summer comoaints burns and for sting of scornons
with uni We always keep il where Va q -, n
~ OHi A'ii'N Oh II III 'iie d1Fk IL need be" ap66m
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

Wondcr.u! but Trnc.-NAr.NE Eev,~-.
world renowned Asiroogist and Somnambulis,i. s,;o.
ant. while in clairvoyant state ielineat.s tn.
:res cf the person yoa are TO marry and sy tn. ,
instrument 4 intense power. known as the psvchor
irope gra''tees to produce perfect and Efeli. NJ;
tur u ts ature husband or wife Of the applicant viii
Gate 81 marriage occupation leading traits of charac,.r
&C. This Is imposition, Testimonials ,r;,h.
yer can asset by stating place of BIRTH age dsnos;
non. s9r ot eyes and hair. and enciosar INV cent? a,
stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself YOU win rass~
the p'cfure by rturn mail. together with desired
nation. "eo in1or'
ADDRESS o % II confidence, MAo.sI Gsararss Rsxrrs-
'f " S"' Afe5' n n aPlSIy
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
application for ssiaing Claim

NIT2D STATES LANB oEFiCE. STOCKTON. TCT.Y
a. iTth, St5.--Notice Is hereby given, that Cab X
ctevenut. " M. r. Sharp. James r. anderson Julia
anderson and her i've children Wn. J. an4 .o-c sc
.iHLeZtn, have this day Sled 'fiS oif- diagram at
ne Reserve niae situate on cfrs'u Hi!. county
CssFeTse state ef Cat ru.a. e&t"'ug uartItpe e-t
sriv AMI .ouheSsie " direction a. ht Gnje 500 feat
ess ais e a ng.. three GundFcd 500 fce
OK orr hundred f4uu) feet, snt grounds 0t Ft
lack III. u-and ti01l !eet 81. length ~ tstty 20
iret in with. coGueci'rE said u site with the mine
said claim being Isnea on ,he ort,"est l.. the
James tair CO. 1t " !gsu' c3s and cn lie south
es; en- Nv ~ - En;erpr.e" ciaE,. notice il.t
II is She intent ea - alit = t"e United for
ir III fsle siyh btup1lre- liked shown in
-ai t'gFsI ~ acorGac WIN tue provisions Act
# Cong ems Ell An granting the right of way
80 ditch Aid cin owners over The PUBIC lands and for
other purposes. approved July 18th. 1890 All persons
having adverse ~ains IL said mine, file their OH
Jections in tins ce within ninety t90j days the frs.
publication hereof.
ocl-.Sm S. l. NYE Register
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

Fatal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS johnson, while
working in mining claim at llite's Cove on
Monday last, was crushed to death by the
cavug of large mass OF earth and stones
upon him. He was killed instantly. Hi
remains were brought to this place and buri.
ed on Tuesday. Mr.. johnson was native Of
Sweden. aged 81 years and. we understand,
worthy and good citizen. -Nariposa Nal.
We read the above paragraph with pro-
found sorrow. In 1868 and 6 1 while living
near neighbor. He was an honorable. indus
trious man and enjoying the esteem of all who
knew him. But short time ago when on
visit to Nite's Cove, we had the pleasure Of
meeting him in the enjoyment of health and
sigor now he is no moro. Peace to his ashes
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
for Mining Claim.

1T s. LAND OFFICE, STOCKTON, AUGUST 2ith
CJ 1867 Notice is hereby given that Cab X Steve
not has this day filed in this office diagram OF the
" Stansiaus Mine. situated the village of Robin
sons Ferry, in the connty OF Caayeras State of Catr
MIA. and beng Thousand lo0o feet in length and
bounded each side 10y the wall of the same; also fr
roadway and mill site, as shown III said diagram, IN
corianCe will the provisions Act of Congress
tied - An Act granting the right of ditch and ca
nal owners, the public lands and for other purpo
ses approved July 25th lS66 All persons having anv
claims said mine, file their objections in
this office within ninety 90 days from the first publica
ton OF this notice. ocl23m S I. NYE Register
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
Constitution in Huis.-The idea that ,h. CO,

constitution In Hui s.-The idea that the co,.-
siHtion is ruined is IN most cases vulgar error. The
elasticity Of the vital forces is marvellous Because they
are depressed do not despair Try experiment Of rem
ovang them with that powerful genia! nyigo-
rant-BrisIoi;s sSnrsapari!ia. rou may be feeble
attenuaed, lehargic, infected with constitutional dis
case Of the skim the gandular system the feshy fibre
the nerves bul under whatever complication of dsabi
tiles maades you may labor local general do not
fancy until you have tried this great restorative in vain
that your constitution shattered past help In seventy
five of hundred will re- establish SOC allied
ruined constitution. 1t important to use riators
Vrgct bic PILE at the time with the Sarsapa.
rlia as they off from the system large quantities of
morbid mate set tree by the Sarsapara Fastening
cures that would he otherwise slow and tedious
sell I'm H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN San Franc
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
for Mining Claim

EIHITED STATES LAND OFFICE, STOCKTON. AU
u gust "a lS67-Noti"e is HEREBY given that Cab
X. Stevent has this 'ay filed III this office diagram of
the Santa Cruz lime ninr situated near IN, road
leading from CarsoDs to EobasJes Ferry, county
of Cavtrss State oi CalifT and being thousan
2ooo feet in length AMI bpuned each way hy the all
OF the same; alsn for roadway aud mill Site as shown
said diagram in accordance with the provisions of an
of Congress entitled = An Act granting the right of
.,itc and canal owners. the public lands nd
for her rurp'scS approved July 70 1906. All perrons
having any adverse claims to said mine file their
-c tans Office within ninety 1907 days from the
ir>t publication of this notice.
ccl2 SIN st. NVE, Register.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
TO rAX.p.YERs-rno

NAJ "A 7
~ payers of District No. !. Tuolumne county are
hereby notified that the Assessment Roll said District
in my hands that the State and county taxes for
lSe- due aud payable. that the law in regard
to their collection will be strictly enforced.
CO Notice j. ais given all those doing business and
obliged by law To take rIt license, that unless the
same is paid within eight days from the commencement
of the regular quarter su will he commenced against
them for the recovery OF the same.
r. l.. CONYERS,
oc12-4w Collector of District No 1.
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02

WDRo&ATE NOTfCE.-In the matter of tn.
estate Of HENRY G. COLE. d-ceased.-In Pro
bate Court, county "f Tunlumne. State of California
appearing To the Judge Of said Cnnrt by the petition
presented ard ed by John Van Iarlngen the executor Of
the estate of Henry C. Cole. deceased praying for an or
der to sell real estate that II is sci. the whole
Of the real estate o the deb standing against
deceased anu the debts. and charges OF the a.
ministratiou 1t is therefore or !erel hy the Judge OF
said Court that all persors interested in the said estate
beto tire Pr'it3i" Court. NO\D =
day Of October l3t. at 70 ocl ek in frena, of said
at the Court Of sci Prh1te Cont at the Curt
House in the city of Sonora 4" show capse why an order
houd not he gran'e the said sell so much
of the real estate of the deceased shall
and that copy "f this order lie published fur
successive week. in the UNoN DsMpcFAT a uewsnspe,
printed and publis al in said city and cnniy
GEO 2 hEYES, County and Probate Judge
OFFICE THE CoUSTy CLERK C,UxrY Of TraIrx
SE- p NJ. Fisher. County Clerk Of the of rual
umne. State of California, AMI exocin clerk If Fro
bate Court in AMI for said county d hereby cer.y the
fore going to be true AMI copy OF arar dn,
made aud entered upon the minutes of .id hete Ceart
Witness my hand and the Seal of -si Probate Court
lhis 3oih day "f September A. y. lSt!.
Seal and Five cent Internal Revenue stamp oanceei
oc5 IN 7. " FISH
The union Democrat., 1867-11-02
SHERIEF,s sALE.

SHERIFE'S SAL E.-nv vir.se of 81 execution
- isued of the fih in ci'l District Cla.t ur c
County of Tuoi4ae, State Of California in tho
J"seh Phelps j X. Shephrr ani John Cp"e against
Tn; Tuolumue Mountain Gli aHa ~irar Mining Eut7rauv
Corporation" duly atte-tei -" lSth day al OCtojeg
4. n lS51 fr The of Four anGlrei 12i10 dll trs
damages. and interest Thereon II sHt half pes
..r doar tagether with 9tgruiag costs have
seized and taken execution She t described .1
erty, to-wit
That q',rrtz claim ka 7vc 10 Ercha1sl,
quartz la, -iEU,jrt 9 te s9ut -f Hdat-r CaPou
i'll XGJLs>.lIe coGaiy, Calf ilrnia.
Also
Thst oeSain 1<srtz-n known the Bu ch1nan quartz
MILL s5tQated ti tiuch The south siie cf Hunter
Canon and sppertanus said Buchanan quart e;n
together With all and singular the tenements. hereai-
tanents and apau~tenincrs tbrreuutn belonging III
ans wise app perta'u' tn said mine ami mil.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that on SATURDAY., the 9th
day Of NoveniherA 1867. at l2ocock in front ofshe
Court House door in the city of Sonora, will sell d
property TO the his hest bidder for cash. to satisfy said
Judgment. with casts and accruing Costs.
Judgment, costs and aecruing payable in U. S
gold coin. JOHN L. ROUR{AND, sheriff.
Sonora, October 18Th. IS6.. ocI9-4w