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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

At this season, when various irregu
larities sffiict humanity in the abstract. it
10 we'll that our readers should be fully
posted as to where they can obtain just
what their Physician may prescribe. That
place is at W. W. McCANNoS 4 Co.'S, West
side Of Brady. between Second and Third
streeta Mr.. s. R. Roger, one Of the firm,
is regularly bred practical Prescriptionist,
and has had over fifteen years experience
in one Of the largest Drug Houses in the
city Of Philadelphia. Prescriptions put up
by Mr.. Roger may be relied upon as correct
and Of pure medicines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MRS. .ALDE.T CRl1(,xE-

ID HsbRnTYULLy insor m, the c,t,s~n. Of IA ven.
~ port thai she has oprned . PRIMARY School In
the building on Main street, next 70 the u Claire
House, where she IL psepa, ed 70 take limited num-
ber Of pupils.
Terms made known On srplsca,ion chool Room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
Spri0g and Summer BoOts, Shoes,
Gatfes's and slippers,


20 oil those who may favor me with . CALI I can
guarantee the workms nship equal to those msnufsc
tured IN this or any other part OF the United States
may29dtf Las C. TODD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

NORNBs Of Third and lowe streets, Davenpovt
~ only squares from the h DEPOT Gusssn-
tecd 70 b - good House - any In the city Tra-
veess stopping IN Davenport will nnd q the Drpton
House I'll ihs comforts Of sod hoase, compsIsips
clean rooms, clean beds, good attendance and =
ceeeIful compliance with every reason abie demand
Charges reasonable and no humbug
0ErH SHOVE, RENJ DruTON
Agent. Juur2Sl MIA vfv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

Having purchased the entire stocs Of Roots and Shoe
Of Hssers Dawson, Griegs b Co., the under
signed will continue the business success.
sors to said nrm, ut the old stand on
Brady street below Second
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
civ Ordinnncc, No. "a.

4 y 0rdinan requiring the prsonersOf the City
"A T. labor upon public works.
The Common Council Of the City Of PlacerVle do
Ordain follows:
SECTION 1st. That all persons convicted OF any
msdeinca..Or, In the Recorder Court, and who may
be unable refuse to pay any hnc or costs that may
be assessed against him or them, shall be required to
work the extent Of the time specified In the judgment
upon the public works, as hereinafter named
SIC. End. The City Marshal shall supeIintend the
work Of such persons subject to work. and shall em
plOy them upon such streets, alleys or other places
public private within the city, as he may deem ex
pedient.
SYc. 81. The Marshal may employ the police under
him to oversee such prisoners and employ such 9TH
or means As may be deemed necessary and proper
for their (the prisonersO security.
SEc. 4th. Any person who shall In any manner
converse or interfere with the prisoners when enga-
ged In labor without permission Of the person having
them in charge, shall he fined In sum not exceed
ing Twenty-Five Dollars (t25) or imprisoned not to
exceed twelve Q2) days, or both such fine and I'm
prisOnnOnt.
SIC 9TH. This Ordinance to take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved October 18th, 1881.
W. N. CARY, President.
certify that the above Ordinance was passed by
the Common Council Of Placcrville, October 18th
1857 g.. GAGE, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

GONE HoxE.-Mr. L. Fisk, Of American
Flat, eape of our most prominent, rcspec-
table and influential citizens leaves on the
steamer of the goth on a temporary visit
70 the "old folks at home" Ho has been
extensively engaged in business for some
time past in our county, and has so con-
Quoted himself as to secure the confidence
and esteem Of all with whom he became
acquainted. A man more honest friend
more true, gentleman more deserving,
cannot be found in our State. He carries
with him the good wishes of his neigh.
bOrs and friends for q joyous welcome at
his old home and speedy and safe return
70 California.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

Extensive SALE OE BOOXs.-Mr. A. RO-
man will offer at public auction, on Main
st., opposite DOrsey's Block, to-day, one
of the most extensive assortments Of stan.
dard and miscellaneous works ever bro't
into the mines. This sale will give Our
friends An opportunity to procure reading
matter for the long evenings, now at
hand, ct trihing cost Mr.. Roman de-
signs holding sales ct ColOma, George
town, Diamond Springs and FL Dcrado.--
Bee advertisement
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

MR KIRK, Superintendent ofthe Wagon
Road, and Frank Denver, Disbursing
Agent, arrived in our town on Tuesday.
They give favorable account of the ex-
pOditioD. They had several skirmishes
with the Indians, lost several horses, but
received no other injury. Mr.. Kirk de-
nies most positively that he recommended
the Carson route to immigrants. He
strictly attended to his duties, discharged
them faithfully, and only when called upon
did he give his opinion of any Of the
routes. He studiously avoided, the immi-
grants and was seldom questioned by them.
In our next we expect to give full ac-
count Of the expedition; at present we
have neither tho time nor room.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

RlcH QUARrz.-Quartz of almost fabu-
lous richness, We learn, has recently been
struck in the Bryant lode, near Iogtown.
From the top down every foot of quartz
has doubled in value that above it, and at
the depth of 50 feet, the point now reach
cd, it is estimated that it will pay from
Eve hundred to thousand dollars per
ton. Specimens taken from this lode
have proven to be more than one-half
gold. It is considered the richest lode in
81 Dorado County.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

JUDGEs OF TIE SUPREME CoURT.-The
Sacramento papers bring US the pleasing
intelligence that Gov. johnson has ap-
pointed Judge Burnett to the position
made vacant by the death of the late
Chief Justice Murray, and Judge Field in
the place Of Judge Burnett. The ap-
pOintments are unexccptionable, and will
be hailed with pleasure throughout the
State. Gov. johnson has heretofore been
fortunate in his appointments, and in this
instance has not disappointed the cxpec-
tations of hisfriends.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

SAD ACCIDENTAL CoyotavillO in this
county, on Tuesday last, an interesting
little boy of four years, the son Of Mr.. j.
N. Exec, met with painful death. The
little fellow, with other children, ran out
to meet 3 wagon loaded with brick, and
asked permission to ride upon it. The
driver stopped his team and seated the
children upon the wagon, and had barely
started his team again when the little fel-
low fell between the wheels and was al
most instantly killed.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

We have not had time to reply to the
lengthy, able and interesting political let
ter of our old friend II. We agree with
him most cordially, and the report he re-
fers to surprised and mortified US as much
rs it did him. We have the qualification,
however, of saying it was unfOundcd.-
Something of the kind was suggested and
talked over, but nothing definite was done
in the matter. Since then new facts have
come to light which has settled it. It's
all right now. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
Proceedings OF the ROarts OF supervisors.

MONDAY, Oct. 5th, 1857.
Prcscnt-Williem Knox, 4. A. Howard and
c. d. Ferguson.
II being deemed necessary by the members
Of the Board to have u special meeting for the
transaction of important business, il is hereby
ordered that special meeting of the Board be
called on the 9Th day Of October, 1887.
OCTOBER 9th, 1857.
On motion of A. A. Howard, William Knox
was elected President of the Board.
Bridge license granted TO C. w. & r. A.
Pearls, at COloma, ON the South Fork Of the
American river. The rates Of toll were estab
lished as follows: Y
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

PREPARING FOR WINTER.-Our enter
prising tOwnsmen, Messrs. Smith & Nash,
have now in store the largest and best
assortment Of stoves ever brought to this
county. Their stock contains every pat
tern of parlOr, Office and cooking stoves,
some Of which are Of rare beauty. Were
we to attempta description Of their stock,
we would be unable to do it justice, and
we therefore say to all interested in such
matters, go and see for yourselves.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

MAJOR SNYDER.-The enemies of this
gentleman, Notwithstanding their sneak
ing and insidieus efforts, have failed to
impeach his honesty, lessen his influence,
or injure his reputation. Actuated by
the basest motives, encouraged by an un-
scrupulous and vindictive leader, they
made q bold but infamous attempt to de-
stroy him, bat he has triumphed over his
foes. He passed the fiery ordeal un-
scsthed, and has come out pure. Not
the slightest stain rests upon his charac-
ter. The Alta says that during the past
four years @10O,O00,O00 of United States
funds have passed through his hands, yet
not Q dollar has stuck that did not legally
belong to him. Our confidence in his
honesty, during the searching invcstiga-
tiOn Of the Mintfrauds, remained unshaken,
ADd we predicted that nothing that SAVIOR
cd Of dishonesty would be found against
him. Our prediction has been verified,
and the villified and prosecuted old man
stands higher now, if that were possible,
in the estimation of the public than he
did before he was subjected to such a
rigorous ordeal.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

FIREMAN's BALL.-On Wednesday the
06th of next month, the Confidence boys
gallant fellOws-intend giving grand
ball at Cary's. We bespeak for them .
cTOwder.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
Common Council Proceedings.

common COUNCIL k~EOcccuAuR0s
Monday, Oct. 18th, 1857.
President Cary in the Chair.
Prcsent-Alds. Jones, Swan, Burns,
Tannenwald and Gowen.
Minutes read and approved.
Committee on streets reported progress,
and asked for an extension Of time
Granted.
Report of city collector for week ending
October 10th, read and ordered on file.
Aid. Burns, from the Finance commit
tee, reported the following bills as correct:
Thomas Jacks, per centnge as city collec-
tor; Henry Bird $12 rs labor on cisterns;
A. Shanklin $40 90, building house for
Hope Hook and Ladder Co.; j. Aroyaive
$40 90, lumber; j. McPearson, &8l 30,
for shakes for II. Fl. & L. house; W. Bar
tram, $22 16 for lumber.
Ordinance No. -, relative to Fire De-
partment, was presented, read, and on
question Of its passage the ayes and noes
were demanded with the following result:
Ayes-AldS. Swan and Tannenwald.
NOes-Alds. Jones, Burns and Gowen.
Aid. Burns moved reconsideration Of
the vote just taken. Carried.
On motion, that portion of section 12
which relates to the salary of the Chief
Engineer, was stricken out.
On motion of Aid. Jones, it was then
passed.
Ordinance No. -, compelling city pris-
oners to labor, was read and, on motion,
passed.
The assessment on Wells, Fargo & Co. s
building was reduced s., 900, and Placer
vile Water Co. Sc, 600.
Bills were presented by School Trus-
tees, properly certified to, and the Super
intendent was instructed to draw orders
ON School Fund for same.
The City Treasurer was instructed to
pay over to the Agent of W. G. Piper all
moneys in the treasury collected from
property tax, in liquidation of interest due
as provided by Ordinance No. II.
The Council then aAjourncd.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

Recommendation Douglass,
Secretary of Statc-a noblcman of nature
will accept our thanks for valuable doc
umcntS. On memorable occasion he
appointed us Deputy Secretary of State
for brief period and certain purpose,
and for this and countless other favOrs,
may heaven reward him, We can't. When.
ever VIC can assist you, General, set us
down for Eve chances SUre.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

Notice to StO0kh0 ders.-NOtIC is here.
by given that all Delinquent etock In the BOSTON
TUNNEL COMPANY, will be sold on the 15th
day OG October, 1897, to pay ArTeaTages.
RICHARD KNOWLES, esc'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

PASSING AwAY.-A man named Logan,
says the Stockton Republican, one Of
Stevcnson's regiment of New York vol
unteers, was buried at Springfield, Tuol-
umne county, on Thursday of last week.
A large procession of citizens followed his
remains to their last resting place. A
salute was fred over the grave. Thus
one by one tho conquerors Of California
arc passing away.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Paw Your Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment Roll
IN for $50, for n Dorado County, Is now in my
hands, and the Taxes are now due and payable, and
that the laws In regard to their collection will b
strictly enforced.
II. r. CARSON,
Sheriff and, er cDsctO, Collector.
Eertember 21St, 1881
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

Hawkins, or they will trade of the very breeCh.
es of Americanism-and that is oil there is left
of the party.-PIdcer Herald.
We think our friend of the Herald is
slightly mistaken. Amcricanism" has
left us as proud monuments of its great
ness and honesty, Bates and Rowe, a
bankrupt treasury, and blighted name
"a splendid legacy, the glory of which all
belongs to " Americanism."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

RECEIPTS OF THE STATE FAIR.--The to-
tai receipts taken by the State Agricultu-
raj Society at the late Fair at Stockton,
amounted to about $4,000. Next year
it will be held in Marysville, where ac-
commodations are greater. The Stock
tonians, very uJustly VIC think, have
been abused not little by grumblers
who attended the late Fair, and who are
never satisfied unless they are allowed to
do rs they please. They require more at
tention and appreciate it less than Others,
and are eager to find fault Stockton was
crowded, and that some of the visitors
were subjected to little inconvenience,
we can readily believe, but that they had
cause to complain we very much question.
The citizens of Stockton are noted for
their courtesy and hospitality, and at
such time and on such an occasion, it is
nOtprobable that they would forget either.
CoNsoLING TO TUE REPUBLIcANs.-A
number of fabsconding slaves have escaped
from starvation and kicks in Canada, to
their old masters in the Southern States
-preferring good living, the absence Of all
care, and slavery, to freedom and starva-
tion. They say they were treated in
finitely worse in Canada, were more
abused, and degraded, than in the South.
They have very contemptuous opinion
of their allies the Black Republicans, and
intimate that the sympathy the latter
profess for them is simulated. They hire
the poor. dupes, cheat them out of their
wages and discharge them.
SENTENCE OF BANrsHNENT REvoKED.-
The Vigilance Committee may now be
said, says the State Journal, to have no
existence, except in the persons of the Of
ficers lately elected by the city and cOun-
ty. Their career is ended, and their acts
form q prominent page in the history of
the State. Their last, and in our judg-
ment, wisest act, as reported by the Bay
papers, was revOking the sentence of ex-
patriation against certain men they had
prescribed. Their last act was consum-
mated on the night of the 18th instant, by
a vote of 8S to %, or II majority in favor
of mercy and justice. We hope never
again to see another organization of the
kind in the State. The precedent it has
established is most pernicious one, not
justifiable under any circumstances, and
must ever be regarded by all rejecting
men with mingled feelings Of dread and
adherence.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
HACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, OCT. n. 1857.

A press Of advertisements has crowded
out our usual variety in this weeks issue
Of the DENocRAT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

DENocRATIc STATE JoUENAL.-COLONEL
RCsr, who has long been connected with
the press of California, nm editor of cx-
DerieDce, ability and judgment, has taken
the editorial charge Of the State Journal
Since the change Of proprietorShip, the
Journal has been one Of the ablest most
fearless and thoroughly Democratic jour-
mails in California. It's course, VIC con-
ess, has most agrccably surprised US
The bold and decided stand It assumed
towards the boilers, the heartincss, sin
eerity and earnestness with which it work
cd for the whole ticket, even when its ia
voriteS were defeated, extorted praise
even from its enspies, andIgave the live
lICst satisfaction to its friends. We watch
cd its course narrowly, fearing it might
not have the nerve to "hold out to the
end" but our fears were groundless. It
entered the contest with enthusiasm, Ia
bored zealously for the success Of our
nominees, has maintained its consistency
and is now regarded as an able and relia-
BILE Democratic journal. That it will not
forfeit its proud position while under the
control Of Col. Rust, we feel safe in prom
ising, and we therefore cordially recon-
mend It to the liberal support Of the De-
mocracy of FL Dorado and the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

The following indictments were found BY the
Grand Jury:
John Grnham,-Murder.
- Garrison, Assault with intent to com.
NIT murder.
AsaRsim con,-Manslaughter.
Peter Delano,- Drawing deadly weapons.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

A6idavit having been nleA before me In said cause
showing to my satisfaction that said defendant John
Borand, has departed from This State and that per
Sonal service Of summons cannot Be had on him y
said cause, and Il further appearing that there exiso
good cause Of action against him, Therefore oraM
that service Of summons be made BY pubhcauoA
thereof the MoUNTAM DEMocRA7, once week IoE
three months from this date.
Given under my hand, at my oface>ip Diamond
Springs, this 9Th day Of October, A. d. 1851.
loctlO 8m1 CHAG. y. IRWIN, J. 7.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
JNO. Fl. CLARK,
PATRICK COYLE,
NTVVT TWANW VYINVNCnN

PATRICK COYLE.
WILLIAM ALVERS0N.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME 9th Oct
A. D., 1857. A. d. WALDRON, Co Crk.
The following accounts were allowed:
j. M. Dorsey, Supervisor, services. $1G on
Rich. Harding, Water furnished Co. II no
James Moore, Grand Juror, . 100
r. II. White, School Marshall and
Constable services, 6S 10
T. N. Reed, Treasurer, q U9
q. B. Ferguson, Supervisor, 4s 90
VIM. Knox, SO so
A. A. Howard, 49 SO
The Board adjourned to the first Monday Of
November, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17

DUY YOUR GROCERIES AND CROCKERT OF
II CHAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Crockery Of
CHAS. W. 1ARNkS.
Buy your Groceries and CrOckery Of
CHAS. ". BARNEB.
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CHAA ". DARNkD.
Buy your Groceries and Croekry Of
CHAA ". BARNkS
buy your Groceries and Croekery Of
CHAA. ". BARNBD.
Buy your Groceries and CrOekery Of
.. CHAA ". BAkNBSs
Buy your Groceries and CrOcksry Of -...-.
CHAD. ". BAkNRD.
Buy your GrOcerieB and Croekery ee
CHAA ". DARNEe.
Buy your Groceries and Provisions q .
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
ExECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE

ENXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Sea'e
~ Of California, Oct. 9Th, 1857. -.
Whereas, satsiactoFy evidence has heen reeeTsSos Ss
By me that JOHN MCFARLAND and W1LIIANS
were murdered ct or near "elippeEy ReFd In e 20
RADIO county, In this State, time near the Ist e
Of September, 1857, By person persons unknown;
Now, therefore, BY virtue Of the power vested IN N
BY the Constitution and Laws Of lhis State hereoy
offer reward Of Tive Hundred and FtHSx
DOll9F0 for the arrest and delivery Of each OF
such persons to the custody Of the SheyiH Of y Do
RADIO county aforesaid-sAid reward to be paid upoI,
Satisfactory evidence being presented Of the guht o
the person or persons 90 arrested.
In testimony whereof, have caused % Dc ~
T.. 81 Axed the great zeal Of the State Of California,
on the day and year Aforesaid; ,,,.o,,
Governor Of California,
Attest: DAVID ?. DOUGLASS, Secretary Of Stats'
f8O lwl By J. p. vAUOzH, Depcty.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17


The following accounts were allowed:
Lewis Black, trial juror, $325
Cyrus Bartlett, y 90
OcronER 9TH, 1857.
The following accounts were allowed:
X. A. Madden, cOnstablcs services, e35 95
d. N. Boyd, School Marshall, "a %
The following accounts were allowed
d. C. Mckinney, Clerks services, SS5 IS
f. b. Carson, Sheriffs 1000 OO
L. B. Carson, wood furnished Jail, 20 90
OcrOBER 9th, 1857.
The Board having under consideration the
condition Of the building now used as u Court
House, and deeming it necessary to ascertain
whether the said building is insecure and un-
safe for the purposes for which it is now used,
do hereby appoint three Commissioners, TO wit !:
William AlversOn, Patrick Coyle and John b.
Clark, known as practical builders and mHSOns,
and who are hereby authorized and empowered
TO thoroughly examine the walls, partitions,
and roof of said building and in making such
examination to take into consideration the an
ticpated rains of the ensuing winter, and the
crowd of persons assembled in the Courtroom
during sessions Of the court, will have upon the
stability of said building, and to report immc-
diately, under oath, the result Of their examin-
alton to this Board.
The following is the report Of the Commits
sioners, which was accepted and placed on file
Dorddo County, Cal. Your Committee ap-
pointed to survey the Court House building,
would respectfully report, that after careful
examination we have found the main part OF
the building to be substantial. From inquiry
and otherwise we are convinced that the walls
stand upon the bed rock. We have also ex-
amined the partitions, and arc Of the opinion
that they are strong enough to uphold any
number of persons who may be collected with.
in the house. When the East wing Of the
building (now undergoing repairs) shall have
been completely repaired, we have no hcsitn
ton in saying the building will be u good and
safe one for the purposes us now used"
JNO. a. CLARK,
PATRICK COYLE,
WILLIAM ALVERS0N.
Placcrvillc, Oct. 9, 1857.
State Of California,
County Of FL Dorado. ~
John II. Clark, Patrick Coyle and William
Alverson, being duly sworn. each for himself
says the statements cOntained in the foregoing
report are true to the best of his knowledge
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-17
United states OF America.

State OF California, County Of El Dora.
do, SS.-Justicc's Court, Diamond Springs
TOwnship.-The People Of the State Of Cal
ifornia, to John BOrland. GREETING:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
Il atmy once in Diamond Springs Township Of
the county Of b Dorado, on the Eleventh. Day Of
January, A. D. 1885, ct 10 O'Clock A. H., to answer
unto the complaint Of O. p. Jackson now on ale In
my ONCE wherein II is set forth that you are Justly
indebted 70 him In the sum Of OOe Hundred Dollars,
for Money loaned you BY him ON the Sd day Of Sep
tember 1851, when Judgment will be taken against
you fer TIE said amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fall to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 6th day Of October, A.
D. 1851. CHAS. =. IRWIN, r.. 81
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.