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! YOUNGlM MEM

y Whohave injured themsslyes nv n certain
pE2ct1ee, INDUCED In Whan alone, q habit fTe.
quenuy learned from evil com paR1Ons or d
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even When asleep, and, II not cured, renden
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
what pity that a young man, the hOpeO
MS country, the pride of his parents, should
De SnRtched rom all prospects and enjoy.
menus OF Life by the consequence OF dew.
attng Rom the path Of nature, and Indulg-
lng1n p certain secret habit. Snch persons
must, before contemplating =
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The DOStors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE,
ENDORSEMENT -OFTHE PRESS. to

The many thousands cured at this estab-
ltshment Within the last twenty years, and
Lne umefous important surgical Operations
peft0fned By. DIR. Johnat0n, witnessed by this
notices Of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
Ss 9 gentleman OF character and Tespect2'
putty 9 9 sumeieut guh TO theanicted'
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREb.
cnaaLs-lye ~, ~ E,r,n ..a4-i
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sTHRRIVER.has got down below nine
feet In the channel and, is slowly fall
ing. Yesterday was dullsr day than
usual about the landing. The st.
James LETT for Cincinnati at II a. n.
The Potomac came up and Is the en- III
GinnaH packet for this evening. 1S
Express h the; Parkersburg boat to'eoay,
and leaves at IL this morning. 81 (
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aE9 SAT-
For SAD. Cheap.

mHR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEAT OF
Mn Me Leach. few, miles 9s.ys E S,s % ~
located residences IN the country, and Will be
f4 spS esSsrR diGs 5dF F9 Real Esfhts As't
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DR. IOHNsON.

Member qf the Royal College Of surpeor,
London, Graduate ofone Of themost en6fnsrtt
Colleges In the United States and the RTeSisG
part OF Whose LIE has beep spent In Ina No
pitfalls Of london, Paris, Philadelphis ana
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most e.
tonlshlpg cures that were ever known, MANY
when ahleept great nerYpuSneSs,b being Warmed
IS sudden SOUNDS, has fnlnesS with treGneHt
blushthg, attended spmetimes with derSnSs'
ment OF mind were cured iuimallafel
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DE-. JOHNSFON,

OmcesN No. 2 sonth Frsderick street,
Len Hand side going from Baltimore streets
IeW Doors nom the corner. Fail not TO OBJ
serve name and number. ..#.
no letteIsreceiVed unless post paid and
containing nstamp to be nned on the reply.
Persons writing should state hge, and send
portion OF advertisement. describing symP-
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Married Persons, 81 Young Men con,smr,.
ting marriage, being aware OF PhTStn.IHs,
Weakness, Organic Debility, DeioFSS5itSii.16l
he Who PLACES hImSelrdndert bsoa,.,.
]. may reilgtously conflde in his honSr y d,
6e,It e. ana confidently rely upon Ks
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Dr.. J. addresses all those who have inInras
themselves by Improper Indulgence and M
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business study, 8.
c1ety or marriage. Il sic s5IiiI l5.---.i ~
These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early hAbIlS OF You'll. III.
WEAKNESS Of the Back and Limbs, Pains Ia
the Head QlmnesS Of Sight, Los OF Musc1.
lar Power, Palpatation OF the Heart, On.
Repsia, Nervous IrTitabillty, Derangemeniof
the digestive Funcd ousJ General Debility,
sym ptoms OF Consumption, DC. Il
L lMEENEALLY..7The fearful effects on The
mind are mnch to be dreaded. i - Of Mem.
,9FyS Confusion OF Ideas, d OPPRESSION OF HplritS
Eyn Eotebodlng Aversion to Society, sch
Di4stfnsty Love Of Solltude, TimIdity, Dc, ne
some or the evils produced.
1honSauds Of persons of all ages can nov
Judge what Is the cause or their declining
neal losing their yigors becoming weak,
lar appearance about the ewes, COugh, and
symptoms OF Consumption.
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dransnqrtatIpa.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R COMFY
OFFICE BAH. 4 ONO lsAnEoAp C1s;iI4
ACCOMODATION TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE
TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
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BRUsHF,

White Wash, ssscrubblng, busting. Window.
sortmeneof Fancy Goods and Notions. 1'..f
,gi-.s.liC5s C. I..SFf .Hodsg5
mars ..a7zss D. NTCOLL q BRO.
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THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
-mr the Western end otths
Great National Railway across the
Continent


Their line will extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra Nevadas TO the
California State line, traverSlng the RICH
EST AND MOST PoPULOUS SECTION OF
CALIFORNIA, and thenee through the
great mining regions OF the Territories, to the
vicinity OF Salt Lake City. 49, p - -
It forms the sole Western link OF the only
route TO the Paeidc which Is adopted by Con-
gress and aided by the issue OF United States
bonds. Ergr F.eT
Their read is already completed, equipped
and running for 81 miles nom Sacramento 10
within II miles OF the summit Of the SIeFras,
and a large amount OF the work OF Grading,
Tupnelling. &C, beyond that point has been
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF this
Company Gt1ord unusual Inducements OF
Safety and ProhE tOInvestors, for the follow
ing among other reasons VIZ: 80 o lF-il'
The rate OF interest Is Sfz Per Cent. IN Gold,
York. - - :.
The Principal is payable in Gold at matu-
FiIS' ET y TF1Rn
The cost Of the Bonds, NfneEv;tfps Per Cent.
and accrued interest, 1" TIN Per Cent less
Bearing Bonds ofthe Government. ulF
ast ....l,4sH FOURTH. g;=-,5rsfi -.Ig4.,il
The United States Government provides
the entire road, and looks mainly to small
ment. In t..I.siil nj
FIFTH ~. +. Fence.
Owing to this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants OF Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, It's success b rem
dered certain, and It's, financial stability Is
Alto2ether independent Of the contingencies
which atpanu ordinary railroad enterprises.
sLiLl 20 u -Ao6 sixth. " 4-sisf 5i5t ~
The Security Of its First Mortgage Bonds Is
therefore ample, and their character for,
safety and reliability Is equalled only by thai
OF The obligations OF the Government ITSELF .
q. '-fti-''f 80 SEVENTH. = -.
The net eafnlngs OEthe completed pofAinn
nra already in excess OF the interest cSliRR-
tons which The Company will. ipguE on
twice the distance and are steadily inoreas-
Ing, rendering the uninterrupted pagment
Of the Interest Absolutely certain.
p--t -Htf-I EIGHTH,Tttf NlSl i-i'.'st
lAtthe present rate OF Gold they pay nearly
81 Pr Can. per annum, on. tho amount IN
vested. rt 49,. ,,i,7-7III7-I -.
The Bonds are issued IN, denomlnations Of
81 900 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
tached; payable In New York, and are offered
for the present at %! per cent. and accrued
interest lin cuIreocyl from January 1st. fi5lS
Orders may be forwarded 10 ns direct, or
through the principal BanBs and BankefSin
all parts Of the country '''7li' tS'i 80 7-st
Remitance9 may DO made IN drafts on
New York, or In Legal Tender Notes, Ma.
bonal Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds viii be forwarded e
any address by Express, free OF charge. In.
qulr1e8 for further 3paTtlculaTS, by mail o.
otherWtRe, will receiYe pnnetual attention.
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Eastern Through Mall
via C&PRR for New
England States, Eas-
tern New York and
Eastern Penna.... =,
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eiMEaftaI.
BALTTMORE lock HOSPITAL.
Az, "a fiREFiIGF up,,,,
b, QuACRERY -. : E'OA
THE ONLY PLAQB WHERE CUp,
rTQA4N,E.iR6Bl, OBTAINED. '0NS

s@rlhA 49, 49, 70 NfAH
nR. JOHNSON has discovered fba
t15z GeEtatn gsPSedy and only RffcS1I00SsfE
Back or Limbs, Structures, Affecti0n VI y, ne
Kidneyg and Bladder, Involuntary Di ~ Inc
ges. mpoteneyS General Debility, EerSs1astt'
mess, DySpeSta, 1anguor, Low Sbiri,sE E Gs'
fusion Of Ideas Palpitation !,oE he hon SOn.
!I1midny !, Trembling pimneSs Of Siebt ~,
GiddineaS, Disease OF the Head' fItL Or
Nose. or Skin, Ahactf0ns OF the Liver TI,1all.
Stomach ,COr RoWelS~ ttOSeI TeITibIs' TnI 1itlgs
ders artSinE from Solitary HABITS Of y, DlSor.
secret and solitary practices more StSIn -
their victims than the Song Of SyrsnSS ~ - 70
MaEtners of Ulysses. -blleh tihE tbtIy y Tue tue
brilliant hopes or anucipRtionR Tehds1i LIN
marriage, &C, impossible, 4.,,.T ing
- = - YOUNG MEN
cially, who have become the ,vis4,r,.
Solitary Vice that dreadful ana Stttns Of
naDlt Which annually sweeps, TO an 1ntjGinTISel
gr9Ns housahts of Young Men Of ~ ,1alely
excellent talents and bril- ihnt int ana, H91
might otherwise have entTapced iistsITtth o
Senators With the thnnd eFs lof elO6GaTea ING
walked 70 estacy the living Tyre, NAV ~ %
with full confidence. Ay call
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IECOND-HAND PIANos.8 3. II-@TE-7.=

CINGIN9 BOOKS; INSTRUCTIoNBO
p for the Piano, Organ, MelOdeon,. Guitar,
Violin, &C. Music F0lioS binding and COM
mon; Music Paper RlRnk Music Books;
Music; Sabbath School and Church Music
Book1lt lowest Wholesale and Retail prices
at1s = Y VIM n. .SHEIBS Music Store,
/ janalI \! No. lS9 Main st., Wheeling, w, Va
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White Pine COInDOund
The White Pine Command.

~ was bub tltt mis-
compound was originated. a member Of INV
family was aftlioted with an Irritation Of the
throat attended with q disagfeeable cough. I
mad ior some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be SO Compounded
as tobe very useful in diseases Of the throat
alluded 70, compounded q small QUANTITY
of the medicine that had been planning.
and gaVe1t IN teaspoo nful doses. The result
days the Irritation Of the throat was 'reul Se
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, IEent some 10
9 lady IN Londonderry, n. H., who had been
occasionedby sudden cold, and had raised
mucnS EtTeaked- wi tn l11 3D. ShHscod fofifid
relief and sent for more. She took about
Esq, editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation In the
case OF severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the NJ
snltR, and Boconddelftin EucceSh tlan0iuRliB
saleSftf PLACED AbetoDe the public, that he
hnalty persuaded me to give 1t name, and
NoSenibef. ISIS, I INST adveftise n linden t
the name OF While Pine Compound. In Two
years nom that time there had been whole
Saled In MancheSter alone one hundred dol
laIs WORTH where II took the lead Of all the
mIaihtai6s Elfat pdsti6n. TiieFS III S& s. ~
in its nature; Is warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant Withal to the taste, and Is exceed.
tngly cheap.
s:As q remedy for kidney complaintstbe
White Pine Compound stands unriyalel, n
was not originated for that pntposes but a
person IN using It for R cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured Of 4
kidney difficulty OF ten years Standing. since
mat accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint. and
have been completely cured.P m IL ; =
The above was written by DE- Poland. In
leu. Since then, as In Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead Of
all Cough remedies, as well as preparation
for the cureof Kidney dih icultIeS, in every city
own, village and Hamlet tthfopKh0ut the
New England
THIS remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
as 1t 1aenectlaL y ~ ?. IeaIEA,5 5EEI 20
The White Pine Compound,
/ lqsGEORGEJ W.inSWETT, aL.gD,a3
-, ,.,,,e., PROPRIETOR. 80 zii;Ii 5l3 =
- PREPARED ATT HR55.,,''Iis : =,
New 7zl Botanical Depot,
grpffg.l O9 STREET. BOSTON, "a - 81
Under the Supervision of Rev 3.IR. Poland.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., wholesale
and Retail Agents G. b. 0pBERT, Wheel
ing. J. d n. n. MERCER, Bllalre, Ohio.
Ieott2lF-eoWqGY1y z ~ o1TtrFft
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The United states Government provides
neerIy half the amount necessary 10 build
the entire road, and looks mainly 10 small
percentage ON the future traftie for repay.
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THIRD. -t.tsr ......s. III
The cost OF the Bonds, YtIeEy;fps Per Cent.
and accrued interest, Is TSn Per CENT less
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds Of the Government. ulF a
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-01-05
COnStable'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
- sued out of the Justices Court of W. H..
Leavitt, Sixth Township. Ca!averas County,
State of California, to me directed and deliV-
ered on Judgment rendered in said Court.
On the 29th day of December. A. D., 1866. in
favor of Seisdorf & Weber, and against H.
Oettinger. for the sum of two hundred and
ninety-nine dollars debt. and twenty-one dol
lars and seventy-five cents costs of suit, to-
gether with accruing costs. have levied up
on and will expose for sale at public auction
in front of w. H. Leavitt's office. at Mokel-
umne Hill, on Saturday, the 10Th day of Jan
nary, A. D., 1867, between the hours of 9
A. NJ. and p. M.-viS: at O'Clock p. M
the following described property, to-wit all
of defendants right, title and interest in and
to that certain mining claim situated on
Chill Gulch, about two miles south of Mokel.
umne Hill on the road leading from Mokel-
umne Hill to San Andreas, and bounded as
follows: on the east by said road. on the
south by claim owned by Shaw, on the west
by Stockton ridge, on the north by claim
known as the Old Brown claim. known as
the Erny Il Oettinger claim. Also, one lot
situated in the village of Mokelumne Hill,
and known as Oettinger's corrall bounded as
follows on the east by Main street. on the
south and west by an alley, and on the north
by properly owned by William Ratz. To-
gether with all and every of the improve
ments thereunto belonging or in anywise ap-
pertaining. l.. B. MATTHEWS.
3. Constable 9th Township
Dated, Mok. Hill, Dec. 81, &c. jy5:3t.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-01-05

New YEARS SpoRTs.-New Years passed
off very quietly in Mokelumne Hill. With
the exception of shooting match and toler-
ably interesting dog fight, there was nothing
at all going on. We did not see man whose
appearance denoted that he was entering upon
the untried, mysterious future of the new
year in state of intoxication. 1t certainly
speaks well for the morals and habits of our
citizens, and we think that very few towns in
this State are our equals in this respect. The
shooting match commenced about noon and
was kept up until darkness put an end to the
bloody scene. Mr.. Werle. the gentleman
who furnished the turkey for the match, re-
allied small fortune in the course of the
afternoon, and when long after dark the boys
had fired away all their ammunition, the
gobbler was relieved from his unpleasant sit
uation, he was found to be in just as sound
and healthy condition as he was before be-
ing used for target. He was not even fright
ened, If that turkey lives until 1t is killed
at Mokelumne Hill shooting match, unless
a blind man should happen along and take
shot at him, it will live to be venerable
bird, surely.
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COnStabIe'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out ofJustice W. L. Hopkins Conrt
of Sixth township, county of Calaveras, on the
29th day of December, a. d. 1866. to me di-
rected, in favcr of William Wells and against
Henry Arney q Co.. for the sum of Sl4S 46-
100 damages, and $22 65-100 costs of suit.
together with the accruing COSTS have lev
led upon and seized all!the right, title and in
terest of the said Henry Arney & Co. to the
following described property, to wit A GER
tain piece or parcel of mining ground, situat-
ed on the west side of the Chill Gulch road
bounded on the north by the mining claim
commonly known as Shaws' Hydraulic claim.
on the south by the claim known as Henry
Guys, and occupied by Mathew Shaw: on
the east by the Chilli Gulch road. on the west
by unoccupied land. The above mentioned
property is in the Sixth township Calaveras
county. and notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 26th day of January. A. D 1867,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock, A. NJ and
o'clock, P. NJ, l will expose for sale, at pub
lie auction, in front Of Justice W. L. Hop
kins' office, in the village of Mokelumne Hill
above named defendants right, title and
interest in and to the aforesaid claim. for
cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy all costs and demands
THOMAS DRADY,
Constable Sixth township. Cal. Co.
Mok. Hill, January Sd, 1867. j5:3w
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ALIENS LUNG BALsADs.

IMPORTANCE OF HHTL.NG D.ATTS'
PIN KILLER fLW4YS on HIND.
Wonderful Cure of the REQ D. L. Brayton,
Missionary IN India, aoho lcas stung by a
Scorpion.
Extract from his letter published in the
Baptist Missionary Magazine:
For the FIRST time since l have been in In
dia have been stung by a scorpion. went
out to my exercises this morning. as usual, at
early dawn, and having occasion to use an
old box, on taking off the cover put my
hand on scorpion, which Immediately re-
sentcd the insult by thrusting its sting into
the palm of my hand. The instantaneous
and severe pain Which darted through the
system is quite Incredible; what an awfully
virulent poison their sting must contain! 1
flew to my bottle of Davis Pain Killer, and
found it to be true to its name; after a mo-
ment's relief l saturated . small piece of
sponge, bound it on my hand, and went about
my exercises, feeling no more particular in
convenience. j5:lm.
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The New Year.

Eighteen hundred and sixty-six, laden
with its burden of pleasing recollections, Bit
ter experiences, crushed hopes, joys and
SORROWS incident to the varied life allotted to
mortals, has passed away never more to re-
turn. The history of another year of our
lives has been chronicled in the ponderous
tome of the recording angel, and our deeds,
whether good or evil, are recorded and sealed
up, not to be opened until the day of judg-
ment. Expiring amid the festivities of the
holidays, the old year has been gathered
with the centuries gone, and while we well
come the new, still we are not altogether
without regret for the past. Although its
pathway is strewn with broken hopes and
dark shadows, here and there are memories
sweet and fragrant which linger pleasantly
around the recollection. The past and the
future seem almost to meet on the dividing
line between the old and new, and crowd
aside the present. The dark and unknown
future is before US. We have entered upon
an untrodden path, where new scenes and
objects will arise to engage our attention.
Life is ever-varying. God, in His infinite
wisdom, has benevolently veiled the future
from the eye of mortal man, and truly is it
said that -" Ye know not what day may
bring forth" Whether joy or sorrow, pros
perity or adversely, health or sickness, is to
be our lot, is known only to Him Who
doeth all things WELL The year eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven commences auspic-
iously. As nation, we are at peace with
all the world. Our commerce whitens every
sea and our flag commands respect wherever
it floats. All branches of industry, mechan-
ical pursuits, agriculture and manufactures,
are in the most fiourishing condition, and
our country was never more prosperous than
at present. The finances of the country are
assuming healthy aspect and point to the
speedy extinction of the enormous national
debt incurred during the rebellion. The line
policy pursued by the recreant johnson has
had the effect of postponing the reconstruction
of the seeded States for season, but let us
hope that ere another year has completed its
cycle, that the United States of America, the
giant republic of the West the pride of the
free and the terror Of tyrants, will be more
firmly united than ever in!the bonds offrater
nal friendship and good will. Should this
be accomplished during the present year. and
the starry emblem of our country again wave
in triumph from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
from the hills of Maine to the broad prairies
of the far West, enshrined in the hearts of a
free, happy. united and prosperous people,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven will mark
one of the grandest and most glorious epochs
in our history
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-01-05

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF CALAvERAS. S.
In County Court of said County.
ROBERT LEAN, Petitioner,
against
HIS CREDITORS.
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER MADE
by the Hon. James Barclay, County
Judge of the said county, on the 2nd dav of
January, A. D. 1867. NOTICES hereby Civ
en- to! all the creditors of the said Robert
Lean, to be and appear before the Hon. the
County Court. in open Court, at the Court
Room of said Court, in the town of San An
dreas, on Wednesday the 9th day of Eel
ruary. 1867, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
to show cause if they can, why an assign
ment of the estate of the said Insolvent Debt
or, Robert Lean, should not be made and he
be discharged from all his debts and liabili-
ties.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
this End day of January. 1867.
H. J. A. FOSTER Clerk.
By N. I. NoRCRoss, Deputy.
W. l.. DUDLEY, Attorney for Petitioner.
internal Revenue Stamp so cts duly canceled.1
j5:4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs. ss.
In the district Court, Elerenth .byd;c;a1
District, in and for said county.
In the matter of the petition of Mrs. Caroline
Oettinger to become sole trader
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, married woman will
make application to the above named Dis.
trlct Court, on Saturday, the I'd day of Feb
ruary next, in open court, for an order of said
court to permit her to carry on business in
her own name, and on her own account. in
the keeping ofa hotel and bar in th,. VILLAGE
OF Mokelumne Hill. in said county and State
under and by virtue of the provisions of an
Act of the Legislature of this State. approv-
ed the eighth day of April. A. D.. 1852. enti-
tied An Act amendatory of and supplement
al to an Act entitled An Act to authorize
married women to transact business in their
own names as Sole Traders passed April
18th, 1852.
CAROLINE OETTINGER.
Petitioner
A. P. DUDLEY, Atty for Petitioner.
Mok. Hill, Jan. Sd, 1867. jy5:4w.
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SINCE the commencement of the recent
rains labor has been suspended on most ot
the quartz claims in this vicinity which were
being worked through shafts. In most in
stances. no sheds having been erected for the
protection of the workmen, they were expos
ed to the fury of the storm, and have been
compelled to cease operations until fair
weather. No difficulty has been experienced.
however, in the tunnel claims, and labor is
being unremittingly pushed forward upon
them. H9rchner, Meyer s Co. are develop
ing one of the most promising leads, located
near Middle Bar, to be found in this section
of the county. This enterprising company
have completed their arrangements for the
erection of mill, and the machinery will ar
rive as soon as the state of the roads will
admit of its transportation. Wesson & Co.,
located in the same district, are still driving
ahead and obtaining fine prospects. The
rock taken from their claim is uniform in its
richness, and will average 800 per ton.-
Stewart & Co. have taken cut some very rich
quartz recently, which they have had crushed
at the Middle Bar mill We are not informed
as to the precise amount obtained per ton,
but understand that it yielded remarkably
well. During the next season no less than
three mills will be erected within two miles
of Middle Bar, which, when completed, will
''speak for themselves