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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01


Berlin, Harrisonburg, portfolio. Primary
class, hand writing, Mary L. Evans, staun-
ton, Goldsmith's illustrated poems. Reward
given in primary class to Sarah Teabo,
Slaunton, for reciting greatest number Of
perfect lessons-hymn book
Diplomas were deli cred BY the Rev. Mr..
Bowman, one Of the Trustees, to the full
graduates, viz: Misses Mamie Gooch and
Mamie Thornton. These young ladies have
been pupils Of the Seminary for several
years, and have at different times receive
certificates Of Proficiency in the following
studies English Literature, History, Natu-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, French, Latin and Mathemat-
ics
The Annual Address was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Woods, of Charlottesville.
During the last session the number OF
teachers in this school was twelve, md Of pu-
pills one hundred and Eve
D: D. AND B. INSTITUTION.
The final examination Of the pupils Of th g
D. D. and b. Institution took place on
Thursday evening, the 25th inst, in the pres
ence Of large and apprcciative audience =
The exercises were Of the most pleasing cha
raoter, rejecting credit upon all concerned
At the close Of the exercises Prizes for, mark
led excellence in the various studies, were
awarded as follows:
In the Deaf Mute Department. Prize OF
general superiority, gold medal, miss j a
Sims.
Prizes in Language LIST. Glass, miss Bet
tie B. Edwards End Glass, miss Rebscca
E. Digges. 3d.sClass, miss. Sue Martin.
4th Class, mr.. A. B. Walter.
Prizes in Geography .-mr Amos Holler
and miss Rebecea E. Digges.
Prizes in Arithmetie.--mr. j. Il. Chlles.
miss .Rebeeca &. Digges and miss Mary e.
Ogden.
I Prize in Philosophy mr. L. Saunders.
Prize in Painting mr.. Paxton Pollard
Prizes in Drawing miss Virginia b.
Fultz and mr. Nv. A. Hancock
Prize Sin Sewing Room.-miss Elsey G..
Jones'
Prizes in mechanical Department.
messrs. J. A. Chapman, VIM +. Cabaniss,
Luther Fry and W. A. Hancock.
Blind Dspartment--Prize of general SUI
periority.-Gold medal. miss Mary S. Kyle.
| Prize Of Merit.-lnr. VIM McAnain.
| Prizes in Reading, miss Mary E. Fay lor
and mr. James D. Kingee.
Prize in History VIM. A.. Rogers,
Prize in English Grammar. miss Virginia
E. Clements.
Prizes in Geography miss F F. catlett
and mr.. f. G. Holmes. W.. WE s,.,
| Prizes in Arithmetic Pattie NJ. Al
bertson, and masters y, T. HALEY and R. B,
1 Brudon. IA. ss,. s.
Prize in Algebra anes II, Holmes
! Prize in Chemistry. W. Garland
| Prize in French. -Berdoine Akers.
| Prizes in Music.--Lucy Mcdowell and j.
/ w. Garland.
Prize in Sewing Room.--miss Sue Ride
nour
| Prize in Mechanical Department. -Wn
/ H. Cole.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01
Proposed Physical Survey BY Washington
College.

.i7. q +
The trustees Of Washington College, at their
recent meeting, passed a resolution appoint.
ing Board Of Survey. composed Of the Presi-
dent and the Professors Of Pure, and Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Chem
istry.
Tho object of this Survey is to gather exact
information of the geography, mineral re-
sources, industry, and natural history Of the
South and particularly Of the State ofVirginia,
and to publish the same, for the use and ben
eft not only Of the Institution, in its instruc-
ton, but Of the Country generally
Such work must involve an amount OF la
Dor SO extensive and will require expenditures
for publication and exploration SO great that
to prosecute the undertaking with success, We
feel called upon to invoke the cooperation Of
all who feel an interest in such matters.
Accurate typographical maps ofthe several
counties Of Virginia will DO published, accom-
panied by such information Of their agricultu-
raj, mineral and other wealth as cannot fail to
be Of great value and interest, alike to their
inhabitants and to the public generally. And
to this will be added the publication Of such
information on important regions beyond the
limits of the State, and on special subjects Of
scientific and practical interest to the Country
as our means and facilities shall permit.
L is hoped that the usefulness Of this work
will elicit cordial and extensive cooperation.
Much may be achieved by combined effort.
And to this end we appeal to gentlemen of
liberal views in the respective counties for their
cordial assistance.
Heretofore, reliable knowledge Of the re-
sources Of the Southern Country has been sad
y wanted The geological survey made by
order Of the State Of Virginia was not com
pleted, and the State is not now in condition
to renew such an undertaking. Meanwhile
the resources Of our Southern Land, require
Investigation for the Development of its wealth
and restoration Of its prosperity.
n. F. LEE, Pfes't., Washington College.
A. L. Nelson, Prof Mathematics.
W. Allen, Prof Applied Mathematics
r. S. McCulloch, Prof Nat Phil'y
j. Z. Campbell, Prof. Chemistry.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

HuVTle Great Dollar Store.
"a, Watches, Silver-Plated Ware, Double
Barrel Guns, &C., &c., sold without regard to
value; on the simple and popular plan Of 81
~ ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
LIST OF VALUABLE ARTICLES SoLD.-Wyatt
Smiths (ceId) Cake Basket, John Yago, Augusta
Navy Revolver, r. T. Powers, Buffalo Gap, Hunt
ing Case Watch, ]. s: Lipscomb, Staunton, Silver
Plated Ice Pitcher, Jesse Strange, Hunting Case
Watch, B. F. Fifer, Silver Plated Cake Basket, ].
H. Coggins, Hunting Case Watch, Joseph Trust,
Hunting Case Watch, Henry Christian, one Re-
volver-besides many other articles 100 numerous
to mention,
ALL SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
Certificates - Is cts each.
+ Five for One Dollar.
! Call at HOLLAND s. cos Dollar Store, under
the Virginia Hotel, Staunton.
iuly lit a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

FEv'le Jackson River Hotel is now
u open for the accommodation of BOARD
Frs. Persons in quest Of nice SUMNER RE-
SORT will find this place admirably suited to
their wants. There are good AAsna, Sulpdur, and
cAalybeats Springs in q short distance Of the Ho-
tel
The table viii DO supplied with all the Delica-
cies eff The season.
Board by the month, $50; children under 10
years Of age and servants, $3.50.
J. A. COGBILL,
jackson River Depot, Allegheny county, Va.
july 1.tf 20
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

nubsic Stakeholder decree. Of the
= Circuit Court made on the 9th day Of
January, 1868. in the case of IIaggerrnan & Levi
VS., William f. Snapp and others, will offer on
the fourth Monday in July next. in front of the
Court House Of the county, to the highest bidder
at public auction, the interest of said Snapp in
the real and personal property conveyed by him
in the deed of trust executed by him to Addison
H. Pierce, on the ed day of August, 1865, such
interest being the right to said property after the
death of said William F. Snapp as ascertained by
and in said decree--said land containing one hun
dred and eight acres, more or less, and now in
possession of said Snapp and family +
TERMS: Cash in hand to pay costs Of sale
and suit, and the balance in six, twelve and eigh
teen months IN equal lnstallments, with interest
from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond with
good personal security and title to be retained I'M
til purchase money is fully paid.
SAMUEL PAUL, Sheriff
June 7-tds Of Augusta county.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

The Omnibus bill having become law the
Governor of Georgia, now in Washington, will
issue proclamation for the meeting Of the
Legislature Of that State on the 4th Of July.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

CIRCUIT CouRr.-This C curt, Judge
shefey presiding, is still in session, transact
ing large amount Ct Chaneery business. It
will adjourn to- day.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

ATOTICE.-Thi is to inform the public.
Az that l am selling in the counties of Au-
gusta and Rockbridge, Gaylords new map of the
United States, with the population of every coun-
ty, length Of every River; every Railroad. and
proposed route; with every new State and Ter.
ritory belonging to the American Republic. This
is an entirely new map of 1868, and contains also
the map of the World and twelve cities of the U.
S. 1t is given up by the best judges in Augusta
county, to be the best and cheapest map, ever Of
fered for sale in this country PRICE $3.50. l.
am also selling charts of Gen. r. E. LEE, the
Fallen Generals of the South, and others.
WILLIAM 4. YAHBROUGH,.
june 24-tf New HOPE. Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01
. UBBARD. LIGHT MOWER.

:" UBE1AFtD. ElESE HI MVWEK,
- This fayorite machine is again before
the public much improved since last Summer.
Forts merits we refer those wishing to, buy now
many who are now using them = Ears
j. & P. Todd, Mt. Scion, tas.a
James P. Byers, Parnassus,
VIM. B. Cochran, Cl,urchvlle, F4ae
James ". Crawford, Stanton,
# W. j. D. Bell,
David S. Bell, Fishersville, efe's
Luke Woodward, CraigssilIe, s
J. W. MeCutchen, -" III
Andrew Cameron, Lexington,
r. J. Glendy, Bath county,
J. G. Lewis,
VIM. w. Montgomery, Deerield ss1ey
may 2O-2m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

AND sALE-~Undor decree of the circuit
uAA court of Augusta county, rendered in
cause of Elliotts heirs u.s. Eliott's infants. viii
as Commissioner proceed on the premises about
miles from Buffalo Gap, on Monday, the 29th,
day of July next to sell at public sale to the hph
est bidder, parcel of land in Augusta county.
on Buffalo Branch, containing about =
A ACRES,
adjoining Hoover, Cook, NieCiune and others r
has on it a weather board log dwelling, good barn
and out-houses, is well watered, Set.
TERMS.--In equal instalments at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-f -four months. bearing inter
est from day of sale, purchaser to give bonds
with sufficient personal security, and title to be
retained as ultimate security
AK NICHOLAS K. TROUT, ,sg
june Aft Commissioner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

TYOr Weir,s Cssve.-The subscriber begs
III, to inform the travelling public, that
from and after the first of June, 1868, he will
run Daily Line of Coaches between staunton
and the above named place, leaving the Virginia
Hotel at 6 O'clock, o. NJ, arriving at the Weir
Cave in fine season, giving ample time 10 visit and
explore these great natural curiosities, and re-
turn in time for the train going west to the vir-
ginia springs M
Splendid conyeyances, intelligent and accom-
modating DRYERS will always be on hand, and no
pains will be spared 10 make the trip, o delight
ful one. FARE only $500 for the round trip.
JOHN NJ. STANLEY, Proprietor,
june 3-;f Virginia Hotel Stables.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

EW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
~ On Main street, next tc Links Drug
store, Sfannton, Va. M VI 81 u-,,z e-,ft.qr q
viii keep constantly On hand, the largest and
bast selected stock in the Valley Cheap for cash,
Envelopes cents pack, Paper cents ouire.
everything else in proportion. Orders solicited
ana promptly filed at lowest rates. Call and ex
anime. I'D M. SIIrTJWAM ~ -
march 25-tf 81 4 Sionn,on T.,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

Crop reports from Georgia continue favor
able.
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40 PA''R''IkRexxNY'

EEyhe Old sfaIl Opened Again. ~
Il PHILIP RQSSELLE, for eight years
Butcher for 1t. Thos. 1. Hartman, and VIM Ayres,
has re-opened the s.old stall' on Augusta street,
doors above Valley yirginian Office, facing En-
CINE House, who're he is prepared to furnish fam
lies with, the best Of Meats, ct LOWER RATES
than heretofore.
MARKET Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings. # desired meats viii be deliyed upon
contract.
Though q colored man, he hopes and believes
that his little enterprise win be encouraged by
all classes in this city Of Stanton. I honestly
tried to do my duty slave and refer to my
former masters for the truth of what say. I
have no feelings against eur people and only ask
of Thorn support. ?. ROSSELLE.
GTArNTON BREWERY,
- FOR SALE OR RENT.
This well known establishment, consisting of
Malt House, Cellar aud oil the requisites for the
business. with comfortable dwelling, &c., will be
sold en- accommodating terms orrented to respon-
sible parties, the proprietor desiring to change
his business.
This is a fine chance for parties with small
capital to go into safe business.
Possession given at once by applying to se
sH PAUL RICHTER,
july l-4t Staunton Brewery.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-07-01

Miss Dora Padget, Edgheld Dis South Caro-
lima Nellie Leith, Loudon CO., Va; Fannie
Hamilton, Lexington, Va Matte Station,
Washington CO., Maryland; Lizzie Kyle,
Culpeper county, Va.
School of French.-Miss Annie Fletcher,
Aceomac CO., Va; Mary A. Brown Rocking
ham county, Va. Bette Shafer, Augusta
county, Va; Gennie Pitzer. Allegheny CO.,
Virginia Re5eecs Payne, Frederick county,
Va; Kate Trotter, Staunton. Va; Fannie
Waters, Montgomery CO., Nd /; Anna Ward,
Rockingham county, Va; Julia Sledd, Rich
mond, Va. PEE
School Of Latin-Miss Jessie Davis, Glad
son county, Florida; Fannie Hamilton. Leg
ington, Virginia; Gennie Pitzer, Allegheny
county, Va; Kate Trotter, Staunton Va.
Anna Ward, Rockingham county, Virginia.
School Of Mathematics Miss Mary A.
Brown, Rockingham CO., Va. ) Jessie Davis.
Gladson county. Fla; Emma Hite, Rocking
ham county, Virginia; Fannie Hamilton.
Lexington, Virginia Marietta Moore, Pc.
cahontas county, Va; Ginnie Pitzer, ALE
ghany County, Virginia; Rcbecca Payne,
Frederick county, Virginia; Julia sledd,
Richmond, Virginia Charlotte Thompson,
Botetonrt county, Virginia; Anna Ward,
Rockingham county, Virginia.
School Of Mnsic.-Miss Mary A. Brown,
Matte Baker, Maggie Harris, Matte Hen
ming, ssJennie Pitzer, Kate Trotter, Sallie
Thompson, Julia SIedd, Fannie Waters,
Ida Weaver
School of Physiology and Hygiene Miss
Mary A. Brown, Rockingham county. Va. ;
Matte Baker, Richmond, Virginia Matte
Boswell, Allegheny county, Virginia Amelia
Basford, Calvert CO., Maryland; Sallie Car
penter, Rockingham county, Virginia; Mol
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25
For the Chronicle.

EDITOR CHRONICLE In your issue of
January 18th, 1 see "Observer" has consid-
cradle to say about the bill to be given on
February 22nd, by the E. c. VS., and gives
that order severe slashing, and wonders if
respectable ladies' will attend where they
will be likely to hear "indelicate illusions"
SC. Now. 7 expect to see all the Ladies
there. They have more confidence in their
husbands, brothers and lovers, than to enter
tain the thought for moment that there
would be any thing of the kind. "Observer"
seems to think woman should let her curl
osity have full play, and fears they would
blush were they to know the meaning of the
cabalistic letters of the Order. If there is
danger of that, why ask questionss I have
often read that a truly modest woman
would Fever ask any question likely to make
her blush" "Observers'' article has more
indelicate hints than ever heard from one
of the Order complained of. Were it all
"Observer" hints at. would one of our first
citizens, with a gifted wife and daughters,
be apt to belong. meet with and deliver an
Grafton before them on such day as the
Fourth of July: or permit the same to be
printed in paper taken in his family.
"Observer's" remarks remind me of one
of the strong minded, who has worn her
husbands unmentionables until she thinks
she has right to those of the s'rest of man.
kind" or "any other man," X.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25
Notice Of Assessment.

COPPER HILL MINING COMPANY,
" Campo Seco. Calaveras County, Cal.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting
ofthe Trustees of said Company, held on the
tenth day of January, 1868, an assessment
of fifty cents per share was levied upon the
Capital Stock of said Company, payable i'm
medately. in United States gold coin, to tie
Secretary, at Benicia, California. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remaii. un-
paid on the 18th day of February. 1888.
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on the SECOND DAY OF MARCH.
1868, to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale BY order of the board of Trustees.
EUGENE BANDED, Secretary.
ia25.4w1
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! -
COUNTY OF CAI.AvERAs, sS.
The People Of the State Of CaliJoraia
send GREETING;
To the CALEDONIA COPPER MINING
Company.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE
i and appear before me, Justice of the
Peace, at my Office I'M Jenny Lind, at one
O'Clock P. NJ, on the 10th Day of February,
A. D. 1868, to answer the complaint of James
Smart, in an action due on account, wherein
the said plaintiff claims the sum of one hun
bred and ninety-three dollars and thirty-five
cents, and for failure to appear and answer,
the said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for that amount, with costs of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, Greeting Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1868.
JIG. POLLARD,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. [ &C
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs,
HAVING read the affidavit of the plain
LII tiff in the above entitled action, and
being satisfied that the facts therein stated
are true, it is ordered by the Court that SER
vice of summons be made by publication, for
three successive weeks, in the Calaveras
CHRONICLE, weekly newspaper published at
Mokelumne Hill, in Calaveras county.
Given under my hand, January Is, A. D..
1868.
J. G. POLLARD,
Justice of the Peace,
Eja.1S:3w.l
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25

The weather during the past week has
been the most disagreeable we have expert
enced this Winter. On Sunday night last,
the wind blew perfect hurricane, while tn
rain poured down in deluging torrents.
Wednesday we were treated to a regular,
oid-fashioned snow storm. The great, damp
flakes, nearly as large as saucers, fell SO
thickly that one could scarcely see, melting,
however, as fast as they touched the earth.
One can scarcely conceive of a more dreary
picture than is presented by mountain
town during long continued storm, The
sky is overcast with dark clouds, shutting
out the rays of the sun as effectually az
though one were confined in the Bastile !:
the streets are simply partially beaten ave-
nues through a sea of slushy mud. into
which one sinks knee deep at every step F.;
nobody ventures out unless obliged to, and
consequently the town is as dumb as a
churchyard; the rain falls as incessantly as
the flight of time. and as easily and lazily as
flows the current of a sluggish stream. Oh,
oh! We wish those weather-wise Prognos-
ticators who prophcsied an "open Winter"
were forced to stand out in the storm and
hold rain-guagc.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25

AN ALLITEnATIvE APoLoaY.-The GALA
vERAs CHRONICLE complains that in conse-
quence of combination of concentrating
and calamitous circumstances he was COM
PEELED to come to his customers and cast the
CHRONICLE before the country, at the COM
nnencement of the new year, in a colored
costume. We assure the CHRONICLE that
its color is eomely and that its contents are
characteristic of the capacity and cleverness
Of its conductor. The color of the article
cannot conceal commendable consistency
Marin Journal.
We cannot consistently refuse to concur
with the correctness of the conclusion come
to by you, Brother Barney, concerning the
color and condition of the CHRONICLE, con-
sidering the conflicting circumstances conso-
ciated with its construction. We congratu-
late ourself considerably in consequence of
the compliment conferred.
We have received the first number of Our
Mutual Frsesad, neat little quarto journal,
published weekly in San Francisco. II is
devoted. mainly, to the cause of temperance.
J. c. Robinson, publisher. Terms, three
dollars year.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25

New VoLUME.-The Dramatic Chronicle,
"a gratuitous epitome of fun. wit. humor and
sarcasm, issued daily in San Francisco, has
entered upon the fourth year of its existence
with studding sails set allow and aloft. Its
editors satire is as cutting as though he
used a scalpel tipped with caustic for pen,
his wit as keen as Damascus blade. and his
humor as broad as the universe. He pierces
the fal acies of his more pretentious contem-
poraries as the swordfsh does the whale,
'dissects the productions of plagiarist poets,
as the physician does his subject, and after
picking the flesh from the bones, plants the
deous skeleton by the road leading to lite
rary fame, warning to those who steal,
not only ideas. but the language to clothe
their nakedness. The Chronicle is small.
but oh, God May it live forever.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25

The following are the officials whose
bonds have been approved by the Board Of
Supervisors, with the names of the sureties
attached:
Fourth Township-A. Chichester, Justice
OF the Peace ID. Wells, Z. G. Schrack, P
O'Hare and J. c. Syme. sureties. Josiah
Tyson, Justice of the Peace; NJ. Doherty
and f. Deios, sureties.
Fifth Township-W. J. r. Robinson,
Justice of the Peace F. Comeris, and L.
Casta, sureties.
Sixth Township-O. F. Tibbits. Justice
of the Peace; NJ. Coleman, P. J. Halk, w.
q. Depew and K. Hexter, sureties.
Seventh Township-J. J. r. Mcdonald,
Justice of the Peace; p. Cooper, L. S. Phil
lips, c. G. Hughes and B. Ratio, sureties.
Eighth Township-William TAFT, Justice
of the Peace; E. Stickles, J. Castor, C. H.
Torny and M. Cosgrove sureties.
Ninth Township-C. A. Hunt, Justice oil
the Peace; F. Dunbar and F. S. Hatch,
sureties.
Tenth Township-J. G. Pollard, Justice
of tn Peace; II. Mardock, S. Rosenberg
and ]. Reddy, sureties.
Seventh Townships. w. Briggs, Tax
Collector; b. F. Carleton, E. Shabard, ]
Fl. Gratacap, A. M. Hope and J. Zavala,
suretles.
Fourth Township-John LeBar, Tax Col
lector; D. W. Briant, J. c. Kelly, T. Park,
A. Bouman and T. Westmoarland, sure
ties.
Ordered that the county officers elect give
bonds in the following sums, respectively:
B. h. Thorn. Sheriff. $4,000; C. B.
Hopkins, Treasurer, So. 900; T. K. Wilson,
District Attorney, $4,000; w. A. Kelly,
Coroner, $4,000; ]. A. Foster. Clerk,
$4,000; J. A. Foster. Recorder. $1,000; ].
A. Foster. Auditor, $4,000; ]. A. Foster,
to Sec. of State. $4,000; W. K. Boucher,
County Surveyor. $4,000; o. V. Currier,
County Superintendent, $500; t. K.
Wilson, as collector of delinquent taxes,
$4,000.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-01-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of LAMES E. MOTT, Deceased;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, BY The
IN undersigned, administrator of the estate
of James E. Mott, deceased, to the creditors
Of, and all persons having claims against inc
said deceased to exhibit them with the NEG
essary vouchers, within ten months after inc
first publication of this notice, to the sald
administrator, at the office of T. K. Wlison'
at the village of San Andreas, CalaVsras
county. J. G. KELLEY,
Admir-. ofthe estate of James E. Mott decd.
Dated, Campo Seco, Dec. rs, '67. Janii4s