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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Our old friend John z. LAmbdiu will accept
our thanks fer late copies of the New Orleans
Timea
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AT our village election % Monday last
John Hammond. Fred. Hirtb. Ed. BoEton.
Noyes Spicsr aud VIM. Clapp Wers elect
ed Trustees, and George Wait, Marshal,
Without opposition: Thsy vote VAS JopE
about half pOllsd. -.----srr,-.r
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NOTICE ia hereby given the Stockholders
IN OF the Union Pacific Railway. Southern
Branch, that the annual meeting for the cleo
ton Of board Of eleven dlrec tors will be held
at mporis, Kansas, on Thursday, Nav 18th,
1887, at o'clock P. N n. s. GOSS,
President q. P. K. ". s. B. Co.
P. B. MAxsoN, Secretary.
April S, 1867 10-l4-I9
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Thsaof6oe of Lhs Clark Of the District
Court has beeH removed to the room for
meFly occupied by tie County Treasurer
and Register of Deeds. spiCer also has
bic Justices ofics in the same place.
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NOTICE Is hereby given the directors Of the
that there ei viii be held a meeting Of the board
at En-. poria, on Thurs day, May 10Th, 1861 al
one O'Clock P. II. N. s. GOSS.
80 President U P. R. W. s. B. Co.
P. B. MAxSoN, Secretary.
pEvery share Of stock should be represent
ed al the aforementiOn ed meeting, and as full
an ate ndance of stockholders as possible.
P. B. MAXSON.
April S, 1867. 1O-l4-ls,
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We re ceived calls this week from three gen
tlemen from Shelby county, ulinOis-AsssFS.
E. Simpson, TiIghmAn Conner and E. c. En-
decott--who were here 70 select homes. with q
view Of bringing their families here next fall.
They selected places on Fall River, in ereen-
wOvd eouEty, near Eureka. They were niue h
pleased With 5hs Fall river EAIley. which show
them to be men OF excellent Judgment, as there
iG no finer valley lanyW here in SPtthsrR Kan
SIS than that. They Re port thai there will be
a grand rolling out" from that part Of Hi
nOis this season, for Kansas. Let them come,
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A rare chance for bargains is offered
by G. G. DsEegsssiu another, column.
Those wanting 70 purchase sheep or 3
good farm will do we'll 70 read the adver-
tissment. His farm has the reputation
of bsiog one Of che bat ia Lycu oOuety
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SO, 600 WORTH OF
VALUABLE PRIZES!
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT
FRAZER'S PRIZE CONCERT
Fraasr,s Ha1l. Anil 9th 1857.

EtaAe4 , AH44I q PR % VI TUT
have eilI . large stock Of Fine Goods
VII ieh / propossto sell according to ths above
method. Itis no dollar gift Swindle, such
IS the large cities are full OF, but bona fide
IL i and sVars scheme, wherein OF course. only
portion of those investing will secure valu'-
BILE prizes. 49, #.--.E
The list Of pr yes ia especially attractive
The piano is very fine seven octave, Chick
erings man ufacture. The watches are all fne
and the other prizes Just as represented
There is not an article Of cheap or gilt jewsIrY
among the whole list Of prizes.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

Fiue large chiskering Plane. $4,000
Fine Gold Hunting LsTer1AmeEieaA - q
Watch. 10000
Watch 10000
8 Silver Hunt. Lev. Watches sos eaeh, l26 90
Gold Hunting Ladies' Watch. 100 90
10 Seth Thomas Clocks. $40 each, 10000
50 Fine Steel Engravings Of "The Bet
! Ger Land" Framed. 81 each. 5000
10 Pairs Gold Sleeve Buttons. IS each. SO. 90
20 LslieS' Sold Pins, IS each, 100 GO
So Stsel Engravings of The Better
LAnd,1' 50 eaehs $1,000
30 PhOtoefap phi Albums. IS each. r
az Cents Gold Pins, SIS each, $1,000
40 cold Finger Rings, IS each, I51 90
10 Fine Pocket Knives, SO 90
IN Sets silver Pls'd Tea Spoons, 50 each 90 90
30 Pairs Gold Ear Drops, IS each, ie6 90
80 Gold Finger Rings. s. each, so 90
% Gold Pens and Holders, s. eEShS 1850
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.a Col. Plumb wants horse or Two. See
advertisement.
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Beware Of Hasty COnclu,ions !.

We advise our readers not to come 70
the conclusion, because theroads are bad 4,
that Horace BuudrSm has no goods. and
it lie therefore useless to go and see him.
Don't DO this. His new stock of sadd les,
harness leather (Oak tannsd) trim
mings, drovsrs' whips, collars. and
thousand other things, will certainly be
here to-day or tomorrow. His numeIs
Gus customers can have just IS large and
good . stock to make :hsir purchase
from as he ever offered them. Ths bes,
thing about his work is that it is most
eli made 10 his own shop By the best
Of wOrkmes, and from the best material
that can be had in the Eastern markets
Those Who purchase Of Horace always
haVa the advantages Of = large stock tC
select from. msuutaetursd BY good work
men of the best materials, and the very
lowest prices At Whichythe goods can b
sold. Ladies will fiud- st his establish
ment \ splendid assortment of side sad
dies. Nov isthe time to get 6rst choice
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Raten ofAdver1isinE:

All legal sad trAHSisnt Advsrtssss - seats Ter ins
T. sTst Insertion Aad each subsequent iAserti'n
oHs sslu1A. ySsAF AiAsy dSllArSi sH nsnth'' my
dsllAEs; three months thirty dollars HAlf eolu1n one
any dOIaEsi onths thirty dOilaFsi three
tWenty dollars Garter eoluna year twenty-five sS
lara; sizOass aeea dsI!aTss OAhs tea asliArs
Eighth sosna csc year aesn aOlATsi siG n0nthS siEA
aollArs; three meshs. ave dOliarf- eE s-F "a. sa
Bussss Cards 81 ave iHss less q ii1sFSF yshT
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The Rev. Mr.. Leard has departed for
his new field of clerical labor 1T Leroy.
Mr. Leard has certainly made good
mark at Emporia. The Metho dist Church
has grown in number, in efficiency. and
in all the elements of power aud useful
ness. while under his charge. The best
wishes of our people will follow him TO bis
new home.
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Amount Of warrants on standing Jan.
Haryl7lh. 1867 2 1'F'S1A- $3.50 IS
Amt. Of Earrentsis,ued Mar Is, 1854. s0ie9
April a" 9,3s3,Os
Total amount Of vsrsents out stand.
Inc Aprif LET, 1856, - IEJE SI0A93El
Board adjourned until next regular meeting
July 5th. 1851. -. l. - TbIIA4Sss 80.
ss- CCnnty Clerk.
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See notices Of meetings of stockholders
and directors of U. P. R. VS.. B.
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W. T. Soden returned from the East
last Monday, looking hsle7and hearty, and
as smiling as basket Of chips" He
gave us call and politely requested US
to take back the ''insinuatiou" -agsinst
his character contained in last weeks pa
per. We respectfully "eraw.fsh."
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NOTICE.

MY wife, Sarah F. Loo herman. has left me
WI without any just cause'Or PrOvoc alton,
hereby notify ali Pers.ns not to credit her on
my account, as l will pay no debts Of her con
trsetinp. N LOCKERNAN.
Emporia, March Slst 1867 I4-I6 .-e
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Charley SiPss wants TO sell his billiard
tables and ,ixtures-see adv.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

We notice that garden seeds are pie nty At
most all our stores.
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.E4soc.A.5al fEoriClRllsi.. j.

FeouOlrtr > rub eeOaeRy 10 use D. B.
d. Land 4 Co, e Bess Chemical SaIsratus, be-
cause. for tbs sane Money on get moro and
bstt.EsaisistS;I fssf .T6IUdiHJfT'Q
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E. r. Trask offers for sale one Of the
most desirAble residences 10 town.
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Proceedings Of she Board or COussy
CCm1fssisaeFsz ss2ls g $50 q
Regular ueestag held April Ess, AID.
1867.
Fdpstfas the ooaaty ols.t. ono, in
EmPOria. "a - 49, z4--
Present. R. B. Hur.s. Chairman ,. n. Miller.
r. ~. sssgehsea. a.lfEl HI FggTlI7
Board called to order by the chairman, 4
Board prOese dsd to canvass. the returns of
the TOWNSHIP election held March '95thl 1867.
Ordered. By the Board that, H. D. Curtis.
P B. MaxsOn and J. B. TssysIor; :; Be appointed
to apprAise School lands in Waterloo town,
ship.E ?, ~ a.. 49,,
The following township GrOs.sss presented
thsirannusl reports which were examined and
accepted, tO-Vib: Sc F5s go zs-z
&. P Perkins. Trustee Of Frs5f aetbts Township
A. P. Burns ~ - yWatsFFOsS s,-e,s
G. R. Harper Jssksoa ="
Van R. Holmes '''s. EmpOria a
John Carter .sasi, - Piks..I-is 8 z. az ~
Ordered, By the Board, that the following
bills FL services as Township Trustees, be
allowed and paid out Of the respective Town
ship Treasures. viz: a.sS, ".'ss :,
H P. Perkins, Fremont Township, $4,000
4. r. BurDS Waterloo a: 1000
G.. Il Harper, Jackson 1850
Van R. Holmes, Emporia {" 1850
John Carter, Pike a 1000
Ordered. By the Board. that the plan of tia e
Court House De shsnssd EromsA zshingls to
Tin roof. aud that the contractors be sllo wed
ths,sdditiOnaI sum Of six hundred aud city
four dollars, (S654. oOO.) to sOFef Increased sx-
PenOe, caused by said change: - 80 -
A petition having been died by Armcr and
NaxsOn. contractors for iffS building Of the
Court House. for an extension Of time for the
completion of said building il vas,
Ordered, By the Board, that the time for the
completing Of the Court House be extended
until the frat day of September. a. D. 1867;
Provided, the contractors shall give rev Bonds
to be approved By the Board - County Coma.
nissiOners, before the fFst day of Juns nsxs.s
W.o. FurgusOn and J. J. Campbell. having
fled q. petition praying for ieynce to run fer
y beats on the Cott on wood and NeosAo rivers,
it was
Ordered. By the Board, that the County
Clerk be ihsiru.ted to issue, license to said
FurguSOn and OAmpbsll to run ferry boats IS
follows: ons,aGrOss the Cottonwood river at
Soden's mill. and one across the NeJsho river
near Rinker'S ford, for one yeaI rates Of fer
ria0a for the aame IA E,ffova .to.vvft.
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FOR SALE,

rs...- Horses vii be sold for Lumber 81
Town i0tS I" 1'- ALLEN WHITE
Enyeria. Ksssa'. March lS' 1887. Ills
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- 3. L. FRAZER, Jswsier. :
t01fa Lawrsnos. Kansss.@.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
Rich Gulch Correspondence.
RICH GuICH Oct Dist

RIcH GULcH, Oct. DIST, 1867.
EDITOR CHRONICLE There is one thing
never could understand and that is. how
people can write when there is nothing to
write about. They certainly possess live
lier imagination than do, and only write
now just to tell you 1 can't do it. You sug-
gest gossip" and ask if it is not a "favorite
theme among the fair SEX 1t NAV be So
IN fact rather own to it-but think we are
not much ahead of you men in that line.
after all. If had q wider range in which to
exercise my talent for gossip, 1 might per-
haps write something interesting; but here.
in this quiet little place, where nothing ever
happens except occasionally somebody has
fight or new baby, it is simply out of the
question. If you were acquainted up here
you would recognize the truth of what l tell
YOU but you are not, and more than that,
have always seemed to avoid US Rich Gu!ch
folks when you might have become acouaint-
ed. However, We console ourselves with
the thought that the loss is not ours. Ifyou
Will not agree that "women are dangerous
things guess that you viii have to admit
that they are sometimes incomprehensible.
You have changed your tune so many times
IN the last three weeks that doubt if YOU
can tell which one has produced the desired
object. That last bait was thrown out l
suppose, thinking it would touch our wasp
ish side and would defend our sex against
your imputation of "inferiority;" but there
you are mistaken again. agree with you
exactly; we cannot compare with you. Ma
ture has failed to give us qualities which you
possess in abundance; assurance, self con-
ceit and such like ritaes which 60 to-
ward making man the more exalted being.
Yours, &c. II.
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SHEGKFFS SALE
Under Decree ca Foreclosure.


DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF FORE
closure of mortgage Issued ont of the
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial Dis.
trict, in and for the county OF Calaveras State
of California. TO r1e directed and delivered,
for final Judgment and decree rendered in
said court on the lst day of November. A. D.,
1862. in favor OF Henry Atwood. and against
Henry Thompson. for the sum of seven thou
sand three hundred iifty-four and 44-lOO dol
lars (S1354 Al. with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annum. together
with siXty-tour and 25-l00 dollars costs and
accruing costs, l have levied upon the follow
ing described property, to-wit All the right
title and interest of said Henry Thompson in
and to that certain undivided fourteen IF
teenths parts and portion of a certain quartz
mining lode situated on the south side of the
Mokelumne river, in township No. 6. Calave-
ras county. State of California. containing
eleven hundred feet in length running in its
main course or direction in northerly and
southerly line. and bounded on the northerlv
end by quartz claim owned by Robert Aus
tin. together with a certain quartz vein or
lode, situated adjacent to the above described
property, being nine hundred feet in length.
and is bounded or terminated on the north
erly end by the centre of a certain culch
called Alabama gulch. together with fourteen
fitteenths of a certain quartz mill erected on
or near said ledge for working the same, to-
gether with all appurtenances and privileges
thereunto belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning, and notice is hereby given, that on
Thursday, Oct. 31st, A. D., 1862.
at Il o'clock. NJ. will sell all the right, IL
tie and interest Of said Henry Thompson in
and to the above described property. at San
Andrcas. in front CT the court house door.
Calaveras county. at public auction. to the
highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy
said Judgment and costs.
JAMES OLIPHANT. Sheriff.
Dated San Andreas. October 10th, 1867.
o12:3t.
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6NTs9NS g.

In the District Court of the 11tb Iud:a.,
District. in and for the County of CsIa.
yeras. State of California.
IL. 5. In. Revenue STAMP. Fiftv c.,.y 1uI,.
Cancelled on orIginal.1 '"'y
VA. ADDISON HAYS. CALTOT-v
BENHAM.J J. RICE. Jr.. 5. A. UASTIECE
and E. J. WEEKS. Jr.. aud MARCTS
GRALE1, Executors of THOMAS "
LILES. Deceased. plaintiffs, - ->' ~
~.
JAMES G. FAIR and EDWIN DAVIS DO.
PENDANTS. d. De-
Action brought in the District Coprt oe tbn
Eleventh Judicial District. Of the STATE If
California, in and for the Comfy Of Gala.
veraS ard the complaint filed in the said
onnty Of Calaveras in the Office Of the
Ink OF said District Court.
1hie People Of the STATE of Cayif,ruj,
sand GREETING: % 80"
To JAMES G. FAIR and EDWIN DAVIS
Defendants. ~ = i -
Y " ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To
L appear in an action bro1rht arairst
you by the above named Plairfifs in tbs
District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial his
trict, IN and for the county of Calaveras and
otate OF California, and TO answer the com
plant hiei therein. IA copy of which accom-
pahies TINS summons within ten DAYS. lev
eluS:Ee OF the day of service). after the
stI SCI, ice On you OF this summons. if served
"''nlH ,h'S county or. if served out of this
count! out within this Judicial District. then
% Mum! twenty days, or if served out of said
pls'.iIs' hth within forty days-or judg-
ment by default will be taken aaainSt Won
according to the PRAYER of said comnIaini
The action is brought to obtain a Indictment
OF th's Court against you. the said defendants
ordering and directing that you execute and
ueiiFer 10 the plaintiffs. Deeds of CONVEYANCE
OF certain portions or undivided interests in
certain Quartz mine. situated in said Gala
Eeras county. and known as the s.Carson's
cIeeh Nine, as follows. to wit To plain-
TIN Addison. 2-2lst of said mine: to nlaintir
Hays. 3-35ths of mine to plaintiff HASTINGS
l-6lth OF mine; to plaintiff Benham. I-2Sfh of
mine to plaintiff Rice. Jr.. l-2Stb of mine
and to said Lyles' estate I-l0th of said mine
and that you deliver possession of said inter
ests IN said mine so conveyed. to said plain
Ihs. ANA that pending this litigation.
kecel7er be appointed by the Court. to take
chai ge OF said mine, and the rents and prof
us thereof, until further order of this
Court. '-''
You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as
lefuiltu, the said plalntlf1S VIII cause
deiault to be entered against you. and apply
10 the Court for the relief therein prayed for.
and their costs in this suit expended.
~ Given under my hand and the Seal
I, ! of the District Court of the 11tb
L. ) Judicial District of the STAT If
~ California, in and for said
county of Calaveras, this Sd day of An
gust, in the year of our Lord One Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven.
By n. T. NoRcRoss, Deputy. ''iA'
A true copy of summons.
ATTEsT:-J. A. FOSTER, Clerk.
By n. I. NoRcRoss, Deputy.
[ol9:3m1
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S9HSsnEsp's E:ssc

p1 VIRTUE OF TWO (2) SEVERAL
- executions, issued ont of the Justices
Court of Robert Briggs. in and for the 9TH
township of Calaveras county. on judgments
rendered therein. on the thirtieth (5O) day
of September. A D. 1867, the first in favor
of Henry Sterling, and against ". L. Davis
for the sum of seventy-one 70-lO0 dollars
in gold coin, damages. and forty-ope 25-IOO
dollars. costs of suit. and the second in favor
of J. II. Sterling and against VIM L. Il W.
o. Davis for the sum Of two hundred and
eighty dollars, in gold coin. damages. and
forty-one 25-l00 dollars, costs of suit. and to
me directed and delivered, l have seized and
levied upon all the following described prop-
erty, to wit: All that certain piece. marcel
or lot of land. being and lying in the 9TH
township OF Calaveras county, State of Cali
fornia, situate about one and one-half miles
east of West Point, on Bear Greek. and
bounded on south by Porteons Ranch and
containing one hundred and sixty acres, and
known as the "Belcher' Ranch. together
with the dwelling house. barn. tenements
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging-and also all that certain eight
stamp, water-power Quartz mill. being in
the township and county aforesaid. and sit
uate on Bear Creek, ct above described
Ranch. and known as the ''Belcher'' Quartz
mill, with all machinery thereto attached.
together with the water ditch leading water
thereto from the Middle Fork of the Mokel-
umne river. at point three miles above. to-
gether with the right, privileges and fran
chises thereunto incident, appeniant. or an
purtenant. And, notice is hereby given. that
on Saturday the 9th day of November, A. d.
1867, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock P. NJ, in front OF Justice
Briggs office. in the village of West Point
county of Calaveras. will expose for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder for
gold coin. all the right, title and interest of
the said Vim. L. d W. Q. Davis. of. in or tn
all the above mentioned and described nron.
erty. to satisfy said executions aad all costs
and accruing costs
Gu. MeLENNAN. Constable
ltb township. Calaveras County.
Dated west Point, Oct. 18th. 81. oI9-3w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

IA: "A FAMILY MKDlCNE.-Perry Davis Pain
hliier is really valuable medicament. and
unlike most of the patented articles of the
DAY; Is used by many physicians. 1t is par
.lcuiarly desirable in locations where phys
ielans are not near and in families will often
save the necessity of sending ont at midnight
ior doctor. A bottle should be kept in
every house.-B ston Trareler.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-We have tested this
medicine, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all the virtues claimed for it,
but IN many instances surpasses any other
remedy we have ever known. 1t should not
be classed with the nostrums of the day, got
up for the especial purposes of pecuniary
profit. but be regarded as one of the standard
medicines. for the public benefit Herald
If Gospel Liberfy. s2l:lm
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Messrs. Harris & Son in this
paper. Their wine never was equaled, not
even by that which our Savior made at the
wedding in Gallilee. 1t is prescribed by
physicians for everything. Ministers of the
gospel use it.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

We publish another communication from
our lady correspondent, H." to-day. We
were afraid that we had frightened her away
entirely. and were perfectly delighted to hear
from her again. If We keep quiet perhaps
she will continue to favor us. We also well
come our old correspondent, .'Calaveras," to
our columns once more,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

CHARLEY H1eBy. of the CHRONICLE, paid
us a visit on Tuesday; flying vislt-and,
judging from the happy twinkle of his eye,
and the feicitous expression of his phiz, we
think there is gal in his case. Didn't you
come around this way to so Tiers, Charley !:
Register.
No. sir; we did not. We went to San
Andreas on business, and came home by way
OF Launer 10 see the country. We want
you to understand, Mr.. Register, that we are
neither addicted to running after girls, rum.
or tobacco.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
w AKEYED,

In San Andreas. on Monday, Oct 21st,
1867, by Hon. James Barclay. Mr.. L. P.
BRowN to Miss OLIVE BRowN, both of CAL
averas.
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EaIN Es
Q Id " ElIS yTE9s S.

DICKSON, DeWOLF & co,
OFFER FOR SALE TIE FOLLOWING
celebrated Brands Of Fine OLD RYE
and BoURBoS WHISTLES. from the Ware
rooms Of MesSrs. j. 7. & W. Il. DAILY.
New York:
A. A. A. Very Old ami Choice.
CENTURY. ...5acob VAN Horns.
EUREKA. gOEisa z. Dasy'S.
CRANSTON CABINET. .Gsbsou,s
w. Il. ID. 81 T. e. D. Fine Cid Rive.
MONOGRAM .. ditto,
w. HI. ID. ola Esnss,sso,,.
The above are all Copper Distilled from
the choicest selected Grain. and the in
voices now here and arriving. are supe-
rior in quality to any of similar brands
heretofore offered in this market.
For sale by the principal dealers in the CITY.
DICKSON. DEWOLF &CO.
[o5:3m] Sole Agents. San Francisco.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
For the Wear 1867.
STATE CT CALIFOLN

D1-A1 Il CI VAIlIT OI-NIA. 7 o.
COUNTY OF CAIAvERAS 49,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I
II have received the Assessment Roll con-
tanning the State and County taxes for 1867
that said taxes are now dre and payable. and
that the laws will be strictly enforced, pur-
suant to statute.
l will be prepared to receive the same at
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
Lowest Market Rates.

We wish it particularly understood that
we warrant every article 10 be of the vcrv
best quality. 'O
Goods Delivered Promptly,
and Tree Of charge, within reasonable dis
lance. EDWARD WETHE Il CO..
Main 81, Mokelumne Hill. and
Corner Dupont and Pine SITS. San Francisc,
$. c. PEN g V l'''''' Mok Hi. W; + F: NAFrE,
-'''"' S. Francisco
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

GRADwoHL s Co. are receiving an immense
stock of goods, which they are selling at
prices which defy competition.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIALA
L. Meeting of Mokelumne Lodge. AA
No. 1901. of the Ancient and Honor 6sRzslG
able Order of E Clampsus Vitus this evening
at O'Clock, in
AzSaeliCV:aai0Es Hail.
All S. 2. Members are requested to attend.
By order of the n. G.. II.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
BORN.

In Mokelumne Hill, on Friday, October
25th, 1867, the wife of G. F. Wesson, of
son.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26
Official Vote,

Of Calaveras county, cast at the Judicial
Election, October 10th, 1867.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-10-26

E. c. VS., reeollect your meeting tonight.
Business of Importance viii come before it.