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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

When by the use Of DIR. JOlNvlLLE'S ELK.
IR you can be cured permanently, and at tr'
fling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine Tor Physical and Nervous
Weakness, General Debility and Prostraton.-.
Loss of Mu.cular Energy. lnpotency. or any OF
the consequences Of youthful inalsclclIon, leu'
drls it The most valuable preparation ever dis
covered
1t will remove all nervous affections. dcrrcs'
sion excl, mcn, iucapacity to study or bus!ness,
loss OF memory. confusion, thoughts OF seli''es'
huclion. tears oil insanity, &c. IL VIII restore
the appetite. renew the health o: those WHO nate
drs,luycd il by sensual excess or evil practices
Youn. men, he humbugsed no more by"Quaek
Doclo,s'' and ignorant practitioners, but scnd
wi,hou, delay Tor the Elixir, aud be at once rc.
stored TO health and happiness. perfect cure
is Guaranteed in every instance. Price, 81, or
four bottles to one addres SIS.
One bottle is sufficient to effect q cure in all
ordinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JOINvIIIE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure OF GOnorrhea,
elect. Urethlal Discharges Gravel, Structure,
and all affections OF the Kidneys and BlIdder.
Cures effected in from one TO five days They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that are harul-
less ON the system, and never nauseale the stocl.
ach or impregnAle the breath. No change oid'e
is necessary while using them, nor does their
action in amy mtnncr Interfere win Iusiness put-
suits. Price, 81 per box.
Either OF The above mentioned articles Will %
sent to any address, closely sealed and post-pa'd-
by mail or express, on receipt OF price. AddToss
all orders TO ~
No. ?s5 River Street, Tyoy n. 7.
(apee-iyl
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PUHGATIvE PILLS have become a settled ncccs'

PURGATIvE PILLS have become settled ncccs-
siIy with the American people. Indeed ca'har-
Tics always have been ard always must he
usrd in some form. ly all mankind. In this
country. the pilular form OF administration has
been growing in favor since pills were first made
of Aloes and Rhularb, rolled into ball. Their
hisl, in Imposition public confidence has finally
been secured and fastened into peimanoncy, by
Ayers CATuARTIc Phi LIS. the most tkilliul COM
bnation Of medicine for the diseases they are in
tended to cure, that science can devise or art
produce. Those who need pills, no longer hesi.
tate what pills 10 take if they eau &c. Ayers
P11ls- Vhccling Ta) Prera
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WONDERFUL But TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renowned As
troogs. and Somnaubulis'ic ic Clairvoyant, while
in y cl;,irvoyant state, dcl"niites the very tea-
lures OF the person you are to marry, ami ny The
aid Of an Instrument OF Intense power, known rs
th" psychomoiropc, guarantees to produce per-
feet ard liclike picture Of ihc future husband or
wife Of the applicant. with dhe o! marriage, &C.
cupation. leading traits of ch ,ractcr. &c. This is
70 imposition. as testimonials without number
ctn asstrt. Ey stating place OF birth, age. dis.
position. color OF eyes and hair. and enclosing
Gly Cents. and stamped envelope addressed to
yonrsct. you will receive the pic,ur" Ivy return
mail Together with Il, sired inf 'rmaton.
-" Address in confidence. MAZDA lE GEErnuDE
REMINGTON, p. q. Box 297, West T!oy. n. !.
I'm IL .-lX
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(apl3 l.y.1

Mis- a YouNo LADY returning TO her country
HEM. after sojourn OF a few months in the City.
was hardly recognized by her friends. Ia place
OF Il coIrsc. rustic. flushed face. she had soft
ruby complexion Of almost mAlbc smoothncss,
and instead OF twenty lhlec she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry ns TO The cause OF so
great change she plainly told that she used ih"
CIRCASSIAN BALM. and considered il All in
valuable acquisition TO any Lady's toilet. BY lis
use any Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold. 1t is sim
pie in lis combination. as nature herself is simple
yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impuri'
lies from. also healing. cleansing and b autilying
the skin and complexion. BY lis direct action on
The cutcle il draws from it all its impurities,
kindly healng the same. and leaving the surface
as Nature intended it should be, clear. soft.
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Nail or
Express, Oh receipt of an order by
" L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists.
No. 5 West Faye;tc ST., Syracuse N 7.
The only American A gents for the sale OF the same
Zap IS ly]
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' I HALE.
II. II. FELLOWS.
INSOLVENT TNOT1cE.

~ 'ne county Court OF Placer County. Of the
State OF California.
Al 'ne Matter of th" Petition of Hugh Jones, an
InsOlvcnt Debtor.
,hSUA mt 10 an order ef the Hon. II. Fell
!. 'owS Jil'ge of the said Comfy Court. notice
n"v,Iehy given to all the creditors Of the said
th"':n'; tho .; Hugh Jones. TO be and appear hc!ore
c",a Snu s'Io Juhgc, Aforesaid. at chambers in the
'%"'y u & o' Placer. on the 0Ih day Of August.
nn any, o"|, at 10 O'Clock. n. IN. of that day then
I"' ,h. 'nere 10 show caus'. il any they can. why
oI Prayer OF said insolvent should not be grant
ba M ,'u an assignment of his esiat" be made. and
n,. Nv We discharged Iom his debts and liabilities. in
rr" ,ce OF the statute in such case made and
rr,;n"' ;;."e"' ana in the meantime all proceedings
"Y''"s' said insolvcn, be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
' Oourt, this 3rJ day Of July. Il. d. 1867.
I, d W. SPEAR. Clcrr.
y w. w. ~; oocts] By A. N. GAMBELL, D.p'y. Cl TX
w ""'nllton. Atty. for Petitioner. jyG 4w
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOK!!
CHAST l. L A RS
IN air Extern i'm atOr!!
For Removing Super fuous Hair.

To the la.cs especially, TINS lnv"',l"'e "e-
,;l,1ory r.comn,euds Itself az being an almost IN
Iisncnsible article TO female bcInty. is easily ap-
nii"d does moi burn or irjure the skin but acts
directly on the roots. 1t is warranted to r. move
rupcrauous hair from low iorehca,if' Or II ON any
part Of the body. completely, totally and radical
y excrpatins the same. leaving the SKIN sot,
symooth and natural. This il the only article
u.nd hv thn French, and is the only real efctual
depilaiory in existence. Piice IS cents per pack
are, sent postpaid, to any address, on receipt OF
49, - BERGER, SHUTS Z CO.. Chemists,
ap20~ly. 28o River St', IToy' n l.
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BEAUTY! /!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Si'ken {

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Si'ken Curls,
DRODUCED by the use Of Prof. DEBEUEX'
FRISER LIZ ClIEVEUX. One application
warranted to tnil the most straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex into wavy rin@lels. or heavy
m,ssive curl< Has been used by the fashion
ablps of Paris and Lon'lon. with the most ar,ti
iylug results. Does no injury 20 tie hair. Price,
Lv mail. sealed and postpaid 81. D"sc,iplye
CiwuInrs mailed free. Address lERGER.
SHUTS d. co .Ch' miss, No. 2S5 River Street
NY Sole agents Tor the United States.
[ap,20-ly.]
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FREE 20 EVERYBODY.

Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of
the greatest Importance to the young OF both
cXcs.
II teaches how the LONELY may bccomc beau'i-
full, the dcspiscd respected, and the iorsahen
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 10
send their address, and receive copy postpaid,
by return mail. Address p. 0. Drawer II.
ap2O-Gmos. Troy, NY.
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SpE' IAL NOlI ES.

MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. Wm. X. Dohcrty' s
Medical and Surgical Institute is becominga sine
qua nan to the welfare OF our State and health
oil our citizens; and his rapidly spreading repua
ton, although it may excite surprise is but the
signal Of skill. and follows as the natural effect
OF such cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had Suffered for years under
chronic disease. and who had taken advantage OF
every available means that promised relief. but
without success until they called upon DR.. Do
hcrty. who in an incredibly short space Of !imc
has given them entire relief. 1t is gratifying TO
announce this fact because the 'ocor is gem
tlcman who seeks. not hy defamation OF others.
to establish bis reputation. or to rear the super
structure OF his own upon the ruin of anoher's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in sncb
a manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
ticnts. He examines. advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after bearing
his terms for treatment. can accept or reject at
Measure In no case does the Doctor make Il
charge unless he cffrc;s cure. This. he is a' lc
TO do because he feels the confidence which long
experience has giver. and no doubt the consoa.
lion which appcitnins to that confidence. Per
sons afflicted with either acute OF chronic disease
would do well 10 consult the Doctor; at all events
il can do no harm, MS for consultation he asks no
fec: nor does he insist on obedience TO his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His offices are on Sacramento street, opposite the
Pacific Mail steamship Offices. +. News.
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DIR. 4. S. DU EC!S.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Will continue the practice of his profession in
Lincoln and vicinity. He may be found at all
hours OF the day. ut his office in the n. f corner
oil Eood's building opposite the Logan House
and at night at his residence, first house "cst of
depot.
Lincoln June 5th. 1867.
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SUM NC S,
The People Of the State Of California:
p1PTT nv

The People Of the State Of California: To
B.qRTLEY CROSBY
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
l. me, at my office in Auburn. Placer county.
on Wednesday. TIE 2nd day Of October. a. d.
SCI. at 10 o'clock A. NJ TO answer The complaint
Of William Turner, wherein he prays judgment
against you for the sum OF Fifty Dollars in an
action for d IMAGES done to plaintiffs barley and
oats hv the defendants hogs, in breaking into
plaintiffs ft0: plliniii in his complaint avers
ne has sustained damages by reason thereof. in
the sum of iIty Dollars. see complaint on file.
and take notice. if you tail so TO appear and al
swer, plaintiff will take Judgment hy default
against you, in The sum OF fifty dollars together
with costs OF suit.
Given under my h,nd this 22d day of June
1867. Il. G. POLAND; j. p. Tp No B.
Auburn une 29th. 1867 --3mcs.
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HY THE ISL. CT r.... .-
G. II A S r J., I. l. A r. g
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, s,

For improving ard identifying The complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In
nse. Tor giving beautiful and p,ailike tint
that is only found in ycuih. II quickly removes
Tn. Freckles. Pinples, HloIchcs. Meth Patches.
Snllowness. E,ultions. and all impurities Of the
tkin. kindly healiug the same leaving the skin
white and clear rs .,!ulaster. Its use cannot Le
dNce'ed by Tic closest scrutiny, and Icing veg
c'nhlr preparation is perfectly balrlcsS. II Is
the culy a,ticc Of tho kind used ly ile French.
and is COZ sidtrcd ly the Faiisan as Indispensable
TO p'rlcc, toilet. CpNaids OF GG,o0O bottles
were sold Cuilhg the past year. tuil cicnt guar.
antce OF its icy. Ti:cc only - cents. Sent
by mail. post p i'll or receipt OF an oider.l ly
BfEGFR, SHUTS x Co. Cltmisis
orl3-lv. ?t5 River St. Troy, n. Y.
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THE GREAT BLoop MEDICINES. - Let every mon,
woman and child in our country learn. that lie.
Doycn's Family Medicines are the best in use.
See nd Eerienmcnt on fourth rAoe.
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WITS ERS
AND
M II ST ACHE ES!

FORCED to grow upon the smoolhtst face III
L from three to five weeks hy using Dr. SEV
IGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CApILLAlRE. the
most wonderful discovery in modern science act
ing upo the Beard and Hair in an almost mirac
uIous manner. j. has been used by the elite OF
Paris and London with the most fIitering sue
cess. Names Of all purchasers will be registered
,nd if entire satisfaction is not given in every
INSTANCE. the money will be ch"crIully refunded
Price. by mail. sealed and postpaid, 81: Dcs-
crip,ivc circulars and testimonials mAil'd free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS Il CO.. Chemists.
No 2s5 River Street, NY. Sole agents for the
United States. ap2O-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. -Wewoud call theatten-
ton of of our readers to the Grover Baker Ma
chimes. Their reputation is too we'll established
for us TO attempt word in their favor but
would advise any person wanting Il reliable Fam
lily Sewing Machine, to investigate these before
buying. "a word 10 the wise is sufficient"
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EEPARATOR CArsLLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (lIom what
ever cause il may have fallen cut) and forcing 4
growth OF hair upon the face. il las 'tqunl. 1t
will fierce the beari TO grow upon The smooihost
face in from five TO eight weeks, or hair upon
bald heads in from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that there Is
nothing that will force or hasten the growth Of
the Lair " beard. Their assertions are false M
thousands OF living Witnesses from their own cx.
pcrienct) can bear witness Eut many will say,
how ale We 10 distinguish the genuine from tho
spurious? 1t Certainly is difficult. as ninc-tenIhs
oil the different Preparations advertised for ths
h,ir and beard are entirely worthless. and you
may have all eudy thrown away large amounts in
heir purchase. TO such We would say, try tho
R,parator Cuplli; it will cost You nothing unless
it fully comes up TO our representations. II
your Druegis, does not keep it. send us one dollar
and we will forward it, postpaid, together with
receipt ur the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire satisiact ton
il not given. Address,
W. L.. CLARK < CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fay'tte Street, SYRACUSE, n. Z.
[ap.l3-ly.l
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Star Bakery and Billiard Saloon.
EDWARD HOLLY, Proprietor.
On the Plaza, opposite American Hotel

T7llE Proprietor now has his Bakery IN full op-
| Grafton. where persons in want OF fresh bread
cakes, etc, can be supplied.
TIE BAR
Is always furnished With good Liquors and Ci-
nais, and his Billiard Table is in excellent order,
for those who are lovers OF the game.
Auburn Dec Sth, 1866.
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Rerarator Capilli.

Threw away your false !riz1cs, your svictes.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort. and rot worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful come ugly aud As!s,
And rejoice in your own luXuriant hair.
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Magnolia Liquor Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES HIGGINS,
PROPRIETOR,
Stro,s snhur,,

h''t IA lN'A,
Commercial street Auburn.
TTHE Proprietor still c;,ri's on business at his
| place on Commercial street. WEcIt h Will
be hAppy to see his olu friends and the public
generally. | am constantly receiving from San
Francisco. ,he largest and best stock OF Liquors
Wines &c. ever hrouGhiio Auburn, consisting
o well selected brands such ~
LONCWOisTlS'S Sparkling CATANEA,
HEEDslCK, HoSE de NAMES,
gIENNESSEy, NJ HgAHTEE. CHS. EENlKEe,
JULES NUVIN's EEANDsEs.
JAMAICA. A.SAN1ACEUZa and NEW ENGLAND
Rum Old Hourhou. Mononpahcm. Scotch and
Rye Whisky. Sherry. Port. Madeira. Claret
and California wines. ChGmpagnr Cider,
Schnupps .Bittcra. and all III" different
kinds ot ease liquors to be found in
THE MARKET.
In returning thanks to OLD friends for the lib
rral natrona er herei oore bestowed the proprir-
tor would desire a continuance OF the same with
the assurance that at his establishment villnl-
ways be found superior liquors. which will DO
sold 10 dealers and c.milics al the very lowest
rates. oct. is, 1865.
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RECEITEU AND FOR WIRDED.
At L, ,sonlhlc Rates.
with Care, PrOmptncss and Dispatch.
{eTs' Persons wishing Goods forwarded. will mark
them Care of &. w.. Auburn Station"
I.gs- Perihatic Goods should hc properly mark
ell as such; and Glass. or other fragile fabrics
should be marked WITH CARE"
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HEADQUARTERS SALOON.

EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
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There oomcih glad tiding oi Joy 10 all, taa
To young and to old. 70 great and 10 small,
The beauty that once was so precious and rara,
lS L. - i1.r II u L.. L.::
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GEORGE WlLLM ENT,
CAT THE OLD STAND,)
Fire Proof Brick. Corner of Commercial and
Court Streets. Auburn, Cal.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL MERCHANT,
NOTIFIES the pc, pie of Auburn and vicinity
that he keeps constantly OIL h'nd u vel! selected
and scasonahlt stock OF fresh
GROCERIES,,
PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE,
TINWAEE,
GLASSWARE,
CROCKERY,
PAINTS,
OILS,
WINES,
LIQUORS.
II EED,
POWDER AND FUSE. ETC. ETC
10 Goods purchased from me will be deliver
ed free OF charge. M my.
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. "yan," the excellent correspondent OF 'ns
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, says in one %
his late letters from Washington to that pa'
per:
at is SO dull here now that you Will Pa,,,
don me single paragraph. not on Poll,lssd1
matters. Rev. DR.. Mcleod, editor OF o ,,od
Words" London. is writing story CAN'T .r;t
The Starting and it is rich in patnos, , S
and misunderstanding. Chapters are ne ,hs
" equal to some of Scott's best ana NJ. ,,s
story is upon church matters too: Lit'ss .o'
Living Age has just begun to reprint the ssS
ry. By the way, the Age copies prettty, % havs
everything that is good from abroad. ! aa.s
tried to take half a dozen foreign magazine s.her
and gave up, because the Age will t gn1iihl
the best things from all Of them, ana i an.t IN
them for one fourth the money they oO''
their original dress"
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The Queen of Belgium is having c'0''
made with 5000 diamonds in 1t.
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~~.>N>
displaced authority, when it again comes in
to place, must in measure accommodate its
action to circumstances and consider many
things as rightfully done, which, in mere
insurrection, would have no color of legality.
This principal is recognized by all civilized
nations, has been especially enforced in En-
gland by statute and by the decisions OF
Of Courts as early as the reign of Henry the
VII Obedience to the de facto government,
established under an usurping monarch, has
been held not to involve subject in the
guilt of treason to the lawful King Giving
due weight to these well established pfinci-
Piles, I proceed with the inquiry.
am of opinion that some direct overt act,
done with the intent to further the rebellion,
is necessary to bring the party within the
purview and meaning Of this law. Merely
sentiments or expressions are not sufficient.
The person applying for registration is not
required to clear himself from the tainoof
disloyalty. The meaning of Congress here
becomes yet more evident, when we look at
the last clause of the prescribed oath. He
is required to swear that he twill faithfully
support the Constitution, and obey the laws
of the United States, and will, to the best of
his ability, encourage others so TODD" This
part of the oath is not explanatory, butprO-
miscuous. 1t leads to the future and to the
past, and the purposes manifest to omit, as
to the right to vote, the qualification for the
right to exercise office. Mere acts of COM
mon humanity and charity cannot he con-
sidercd as involving the party in participa-
ton in the rebellion. So, too, as to forced
contributions by the rebel authorities, or the
compulsory PAYMENT of taxes in aid of the
rebel cause. Voluntary contributions in fur
therance fthe rebellion or subscriptions to
the rebel loans, and even organized contri
buttons Of food and clothing or necessary
supplies, except Of strictly sanitary char
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constitution, or shall be established by law,
and whose appointment are not herein there
with provided for" The Chief Justice says:
at has never been ascertained, nor is it easy
to ascertain to what offices this power of APP
pointment extends I speak of Offices Gre
ated by law since the making of the consti-
ton. The word Office is of very vague and
indefinite import. Everything concerning
the administration of justice or the general
interests of society, may be supposed to be
within the meaning of the constitution, espe-
cially if fees or emoluments are annexed. to-
the office.
But there are matters of temporary and
local concern, which although comprehended
in the term of Office, have not been thought
to be embraced by the Constitution, and
when offices of these kind have been created,
the legislature has sometimes made the ap-
pointment in the law which created them,
sometimes given the appointment to Others
than the Governor, and sometimes given the
power of removal to others, although. the
appointment was left to the Governor The
officers of whom I am speaking are often
described in acts of assembly by the name Of
commissioners, such, for instance, as are en-
ployed in the laying out of roads and canals
and other works of public. nature, yet all
these perform duty, or in other words exer;
else an office. I cannot enumerate all of the
employments under State authority, which
in my opinion, work no disfranchisement
will name some by way of illustrating, viz
Boards of commissioners of public works
directors of State penitentiaries, State direc;
tors of banks or other corporations, special
commissioners or agents appointed by the
Governor or other State authority to perform
special duties, as examiners OF banks, notarie:
public and commissioners to take acknowl
edgnents of deeds.
The rule laid down and these illustration.
I, will, perhaps, be sufficient to determine who
come within its operations. The next dis
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1t is impossible to imagine case in which
the construction from laws in pari naateriG
has more cogent application, for it is evil
dent here, that the law maker in framing
the disqualifcations of voters took special
cognizance of the third section of the amend
ment and weighed it word by word, follow
ing it literally for the most part and reject
ing deliberately the very word intended to
embrace military officer.
1t must be borne in mind that we are
here considering the class Of military officers
who were such prior to the rebellion when
the Office was lawfus.and who were known
as officers of the militia-not THAT class who
became military officers during the rebellion.
As to this last class they all come under that
other clause of disqualification which ap-
plies to participation In the rebellion.
Having the enquiry thus circumscribed to
civil officers the question: occurs what civil
officers are to be brought within the terms
Executive or Judicial officers OF State. !"
They clearly include so far rs Executive OIL
GERS are concerned all such officers as are
generally known by The proper description
of State officers or officers of the State. In
one sense and in a popular sense the. descrrP-
ton of Executive officers of State IS appll-
cable to n well known class; the, Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, State Ar1diror, Freasu-
rer, Secretary and State official g proper, who
exercise executive functions at the seat OF
government. am not prepared to- say that
only the proper State officials come within
this term of description, nor ala prepared
as to judicial officers of q State to limit the
description to Judges or courts whose jnris-
diction extends over the entire State: !
must content myself in saying Of these Off
Gers, executive and Judicial, that they are
clearly within the meaning of the law: NOW
changing the inquiry from an affirmative to
a negative process, such officers as usuany
! pass under the description of municipal dc
not come withint the purview Of the act, such