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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29
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LIFE AND DEATH.

"what is Life fatherl PA battle, my child
Where the strongest lance may fail
Where the wariest eye may be beguiled,
And the stoutest heart may quail
Where the foes are gathered on every hand,
And rest not day nor night
And the feeble little ones must stand
In the thckest of the fght.'
what is Death, father2 -" The rest, my child,
When the strife and toll are DER;
When the angel of God, so calm and mild,
Says we need fight no more;
Who driveth away the demon band,
Bids the din Of the battle cease,
Takes the banner and spear from the failing hand,
And proclaims an eternal peoce.r
Let me die, father tremble fear
To yield in that terrible strife y
The crown must be won for heaven, my dear,
On the battlefield of life.
My child though thy foes are many and strong,
God oveth the weak and small;
The angels of heaven are on thy side,
And God is over ALL"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29

Too LATE.-When the worthy Balie s., of
B., died, leaving his widow comfortably pro-
vided for Deacon NJ, paid great attention to
the bereaved lady, ordered the coffin, directed
the funeral arrangements, and finally kept
close beside her as they accompanied the re-
mains to the tomb. Just as the procession
halted he hinted to her, in one of the intervals
of their mutual coincidence, that at proper
time he should be happy to fill the armchair
that the Bailie had so long enjoyed. The dea-
con was in season, for scarcely had the rela-
tives and friends retired to the house before
the minister made her the same proposition.
"You are too latel" replied the bashful
widow; "the deacon spoke to me at the
gravel"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29

A SCORE OF PRrNTERs.- The Cincinnati
Union thus takes off the printertorial "profcs
sion -" In this office are engaged twenty
printers. Only look at them! In ages rang
ing from twenty to forty in size and complex
ion, from the ordinary stout 1--WE never saw
fat printer to some that might crawl through
creased fute some as white as Crcassians,
and others as brown or rosy as your " Georgia
Cracker" or Pennsylvania publican. Some
"bearded like.the pard,' others smooth as the
Greek Slave.
One has travelled all over the North Ameri-
can continent, hunted bears in Arkansas and
the wild horse in the Pampas Of South Ameri
ca another has been out on the broad ocean,
and has seen life before the mast; another grad
uated at West point, and served in the army !;
another accompanied Col. Doniphan in the
Xenophonic grand campaign all over New Mex
ico-what a book he could write! another has
kept tavern, sold goods at auction, Travelled
all over the United States several times, been
well off and broken, often; two have been
on thS otaBO, a pioiSooiVh PihheoiS o'S iiuSh
addicted TO, for about half the actors on the
American boards are printers; one, we believe,
has preached sermons another has lectured
to crowded houses. Another has served in
Mexico, with Gen. Scott; another has been
stump orator, member of the Legislature "out
West" and fought duel, we believe; three
have practiced medicine, kept store, and dealt
in horses, cotton and negroes two have been
municipal officers; four or five have been
officers or privates in various military COM
panies; one served with Houston in the Texas
revolution, and one in the Canadian rebellion; +;
six or eight have edited or published news
papers in various parts of the United States;
one has been officer of packet on the "raging
canaw;" one was wounded-leg off-at the
storming of Monterey; another has clerked on
a Mississippi steamboat, was blown up and
slightly wounded; some are or have been mar
ried; some are old bachelors. All have seen
more or less of life and its changeable scenes.
They are all live men, good practical printers,
speaking various languages, and form news
paper corps hard to surpass or equal"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29

The OVERLAND MAIL.-Five mails have now
arrived at San Diego 10y tse overland route from
San Antonio, Texas, making their transit in
the following time First, or pioneer mail, iii-
ty-three days; second mail, thirty-eight days (;
third mail, thirty days; fourth mail, thirty
days, and fifth mall twenty-six days and
twelve hours. The company now have line
of coaches on the route, and advertise to tick
ct passengers through from San Francisco to
to New Orleans
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29

MERIT AND PosITIoN.-The difference be-
tween man of merit and a man of position, is
this: the latter is man of his day, the former
is the man after his day.
There was king in England when Shaks
peare lived there, and doubtless every child in
the realm knew his name familiarly; but how
many knew the name of the poor play-writer? {?
But now, almost every child who speaks the
English language knows of Shakespeare and his
writings. How many of them knows of James
aud his wrtings9 Very few. Thus the man of
high position died with his position and his day;
but the man of merit only began to live when
he died.
The author of "Don Quixote" is kDwn by
his works throughout the world but who can
tell about the men of postion--the king, if a
king--or the mobiles, or the fine gay ladies who
lived when Cervantes was writing the adven-
tures of the "Knight of the Rueful Counte-
nancel"
Who was Governor of Virginia when Patrick
Henry fired his fclow-men with his eloquenceg ?
Yet every American boy knows of Patrick Hen
ry. And yet we think that the Governor must
have been better known in his day than the or
ator.
Thus it is, position is thing of to-day,
while merit is thing of all times; and when
joined to that rarest of all things-an upright,
blameless life--it becomes star in eternity a
never-ending light in the eternal sky of truth.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-29

PRosPEcr.-" This is a CRATE prospect" as
the prisoner said in peeping out Of his cell
window.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
ShorlG,A Sale.

NY virtue n a Execution i.4urd out ~ The CIrrh
o,nccoftkc Ilcv, pistTi'' Court "i the lIih Jnu'
i 4 ;l,4,,,f fur 81 Iprrrdu cUuuty. Oh = Judgment
4 ,IT tfIr 9th day ri SuvrnsEr, At' 'H''r W.
- ,,ior Wet Rotrhcin and T. DeinchaId for th"
sum ~ sixteen IIm drcd and Eleven aud ~ j" poi'
Inr with interest thereon a the rate 81 ~ per ctnI
' ,,,,,ru r,,n the OH day "f Noyeuibcr u. 1871,
together G.l, t1,e sum oG One llnndr"h ana seven
,uJ tnr ndrs cos,s "f suit, AMI hccrniig COSTS;
,, led r,,,,n and seized. and viii cSposc to pub
liz, sail, NJ tl,, Court lIou-r N T,rTvi'. "n tnr t
,,y 81 nrri,.b r, A. u. l>'i1 at ~ o'clock ~ Mali
t,. ryh, :l" interest mud claim of the said Daniel
And,r.,.l G. Il Tal lor, Victor Kotchtcin and T. Den
:,ntd nf IN a,d to the following described properly
Iyir.. and b, ing IN Greenwood Township. III Do nh"
c,,:i;y and Satc Of California to "t; NJ oi 'hht
c,ri.,.,,ra,t ,.f band and mining claim "n Wild ~"
Bar on III" Middle Fun 81 the tm'rirah RIVER:
kn.wi - the "t;rm Cos Claim lying between ana
nIi !. ming tie Wild Cat" CLAIM n' aud Peter I've"
claims. "n sud river tnEahcr with ilir iluine and
all the appurruances aud Improvements on said
claim ..
Sheriff. Office, Placcrvlc, Nov 9th, 4. u. 1851.
g.. BUG ARDUS
Sheriff II II Dorado county. Cal.
fbt.l By l.. H. 1I0rEINs, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

Nav PrBLrcArIoN Henry Shiplev 4 Co..
publishers, Sacramento, will accept our thanks
tor the advance sheets Of II work entitled. Last
Of the FillibustcrS; or Recollccti0ns of the
siege Of Rivas. by VIM. Frank Stewart The
author is well known in our city, has many
warm friends here. and his book will be looked
for with more than ordinary interest by our
citizens generally. Frank is II generous. whole
and has the talent to make readable book il
he determines To please. We have not had
time to examine other than the mechanical part
Of the work, which is almost faultlcSS. The
book will contain about 100 pages. and he
issIed from the St,Ete ,IOurndl office about the
18th inst.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

What induces the state .IournaI to defend no.
torioMsly deiaulting Treasurcrs? II intimntcs
that Tom Reed is more unfortunate than guilty
more To be pitird than blamed, and is cvi-
IDENTITY seeking TO arouse sympathy in his favor.
II won't do. Mr.. .homwai; and you will have
canse to regret that YOU were weak enough 10
essay his defence. You have either been i'm
posed upon, or are lending your influence to
screen IA dctauItrr and his mlrimrs. In all
kindness nnd sincerity we warn you not to al
low "othcrs, whose names have not vet been
publicly mentioned in connection" with his de-
itlcation, TO influence Your course.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
NUMBER or CHILDREN IN EACH TOWNSHIP.
Total in the County

Amount Of taxable property
III the County: $3,l5l,Gls.
On which amount tax of IL cents on the
one hundred dollars was levied for County
School purposes.
BoIrsrEROIs. For the last few days and
nights, the winds have had II "high old lime
wild carnival--hecn on regular buSt--pay-
ing the duccc with bnnnctS and petticnats, hats
and coats, awnings aud signs frightening the
timid, and making even the brave shver.
How they sigh in the "still silence Of the night, A."
and how they cut kryrr when they catch him
''far, far away from home" after night!
The weather has been unusually cold for No
vembcr. and IL appears like mid-wnter. For
several mornings. ice of the thickness Of half
AT inch has been found on The ponds in our
ncigh6orhOOd. and few nml's above our town,
W. are informed. il has been found two inches
thrk: !tisclcnr and cold. with no indications
Ut rain. but RS soon aS il undertakes, we NAV
expect rain.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

TME DITcH CONvENrIoS.-Th Convention
adjourned at Sacramento on Thursday of last
week, afteV passing series Of resolutions re-
commanding bill to be submitted to the Leg
islature for approval, and to Congress for adop-
tion, securing to ditch owners the right of way.
with other necessary privileges. commit
tee was appointed to carry out the objects Of
the Convention. The Bee seemed to regard the
Convention with distrust, and iutimutrd thHt
it was called merely to assist gigantic railroad
speculation or swindC. The gentlemen who
called it and who participated in its proceed
ings have too great regard for their own rep
utation to commit such n suicidal act. Ifthcrc
is project on foot to swindle The State out Of
immense tracts Of land, ostcnsiby for railroad
purposes, We are satisfied the Ditch Convention
knew nothing Of the movement.
KLINE, Of the New York Store" has just opened
an invoice Of elegant Raglans TAlmAS, Opera Coaks
Al ca ~ ham
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
PROPOSALS

For publishing by RICHARD COLE late Of the Ph,.
crrrWr .imericGa, Weekly Newspaper, at Ge
noa, Carson Valley, Ia be called the
CARSON TALLEY NEWS.
1T will he devoted TO the development Of the best
Interests " the country viz: Agriculture, Horti.
culture, and Mining, and advocating good govern
mcnt-houcst and capable men, irrespective Of par.
~. for our public officers and economy in the exprn
dlturc of public money. and above ALL the speedy
construction Uf Rail Road, from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific, by the Central route.
The FIRST number will he issued soon as Ave hun.
drcd subscribers are obtained. The sheet will he
abou, the size Of the PlacervilIc 4AmsricdM. Terms
&S per annum, payable The issue Of the first num-
Der. kPacerVille, Oct 9th, 1851
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
PIIELAN'S CUSHIONS {!

THE undersigned wishes to inform the public that
| lie has purchased the exclusive Patent Right To
make and sell
"PhclnM'A Combination CUshIOMa+''
For this State and Oregon and that they can he
pure hRaed of nO other person in this city.
Persons will protect themselves from being swinded
by remembering the above facts.
Orders for taking down. setting up or repairing Ia
hcs attended to at the shortest notice Private Gen
tlemcn, Clubs, or Saloon Keepers wishing to procure
Phclan's Model Billiard Tables or "ComblnAtion
Cushions" will please address,
N. f. lIUGlIES,
1Sn jackson ST., next to international Hotel,
Inovl4.lm] San FrauciscO.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

w'0KTH S0TiCTNG. Mr. 4. u. TdrE, our
County Treasurer, has issued II circular to H.
censc-payers, informing them that ihc Board
Of Supervisors has discontinued the office Of
License Collector, and that hereafter, tn avoid
prosecution, they will be- required to call ut his
office in this phcc, for u renewal of their H.
ccnses, before the expiration of the time for
which they were at first procured. Those in
need Of them had better call ut once
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Administrators Notice.

~oTfCE Is hereby given that Louis AbrO.
hams, Administrator of the Estate of Mar
cs Ahral nn-. hrcca"d. will apply to the Hon Pro-
bate Court of II Dorad" County. California, on the
2sth lnv Of December. 4. H. i>S1 for final settle
iur "f his accounts with ~aid estate, and for his dis
cllhrg" aS said Administrators.
It's order uf the Court.
With, ~ my hand and the seal Of said Court
f.. IL ~ aiN"i. at office in pacCrv!r, this November
1lh. 4. u, ISL
IN thl A. D. wALpRON, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

Shrill, clear and loud. these sharp. cold
mornings sounds the whistle of the Pacific
quartz mill. The new steam mill has been in
successful operation for the last week, driving
twenty stampers, aud crushing from fifteen 10
twenty five tons every twcnty-four hours The
lode is one Of the oldest. the richest in the STATE,
and has regularly averaged about $4o to the ton.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
DITCH FOR RENT!

StEALED PROPOSALS will he received ly the Co.
- sIImncS and MrKiFan Bar Canal Company, for
the Rent " their Ditch running to Indian DgHlngS.
browns vile aud vicinity for the term Of Nine Mnnths
commencing on the lst day of December, lNi, and
terminating On the Int day Of September, l>3S, OH
the following conditions:
Each bid to he accnmpRn ird ny securities to the
amount Of $4,000. that all obligations of the lease
will he fulfilled. The price offered in the proposal
must he at 81 much per month, payable each month
repairs; aud after the Ist day of May, lS'S. the
Ditch 10 he with water t0 Its utmost capacity,
there IL sufficient in the river. The company tu de-
liver the Ditch tu the lessee In good repair, tni the
lessee to return II the same, excepting ordinary wear
and use.
bids opened on the 9Sth day ofNovrmher. and the
Ditch awarded TO the highest responsible bidder
Possession given Oh the iSt day Uf December.
SF- Proposals must he directed To- JOHN II.
O'lltlEN, Michigan liar, Sacramento CO.. Cal
T.. $. llUBlIEli., Agent,
For G. and NJ H. Canal Co.
Michigan nar, Sarrn nlcnto CO. Nuy H. ESST
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

FIRnEN's BALI--Thc hall of Confidence Engine
Co. to be given at the Cary House. ON the evening Of
Wednesday, the 18th inst, will X a grand affair
All the bellies and heauN for miles around the city,
will be there and we have heard many Of our stad
elderly citizens, who have not joined in the "maxy
dance for years, express the intention Of being on
hand t. help the gallant fremen to pay for their ma
chine on which they still several hundred dol
lara. Every property holder In the city should ratl
chase ticket, and II he don't dance, give 1t some
one ..aa doan.n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Guardians Notice.

4 ~. u,rs ns holding claims, debts. or demands
nca:t,t the estate Of William Buchanan. are
IA, r, Iy unf h,I to exhibit the with the ncccssa-
rv vu,l hers. t. the undrrs!gnrh at the law office
Thos II iinWrs. corner ~ Main and Col"ma Streets
Placer, liz. II Dorado county. California. within ten
month. rnm H." date o this notice, ur they will hc
forever barred by law. .....
CHARLES D. AElfOT,
Guardian of William Buchanan.
NnNrrlI,. llih. lNII. llWl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

DIrcu FOR RENr.-The CosumneS ,and Michigan
Par Canal 90. wish their ditch ranninG to In.
dian DgginRs and Brownsville. John II. O'Brisn,
at Michigan Bar Sacramento Co., win receive ScaVd
proposals for II until the SSth inst. This ditch
through Of the best mining regions In the State,
and, we doubt not, can b. made 10 pay we'll. See
advertisement In another column.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

AprOIxrMENr.-Thc Board Of Alderman at
their meeting on Wednesday night, appointed
John Hume Esq, City Attorney in place ofW.
is good ono and gives general satisfaction.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A Ii nersans having claims against the Estates et
N VI PLUMMER and FRANCIS u. PRATT
Dcceascd are hereby notified that they must eHhiOa1
them with the necessary vouchers to the undersgn.
ed at the Law Office Of Thos. II. Hewes, corner OF
Main and Coloma streets Placerville, within ten
months from this date they viii be forever narFST
by Law. CHARLES \. AhhOIt
Public administrator.
q Plaecrvilc, November eth, tSSI. lS~P
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Su.:ISIEE,S SALE.

4 LARGE STOCK ~ Miners Goods. Boots. Shoes
\ aud C"ihing will hr sold Mt Grizzly Flat at Shcr
iT'S sale on Monday, Nov. 10th lS5I. at IL o'clock
An T.. HOGARDI'S Sheriff.
Dy l.. d. IIupKINS Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

YtxE erock.-Our enterpt iSing friend, n. NeWbAuer
has lust received heavy invoice Of goods,
prisIng hne segars, tohAcco' meerchHums, wines, Ii
Try 'eml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Ell DORADO
C1&aKe! Tobacco!
FRUIT AND VARIETY STOREI
NaVN g m II rT pTAcERvITHr

TTNIIE subscriber offers to the public choice lot Of
| Cigars. Tobacco, Books, Stationery, Fruit, Nuts,
CandicsF Fctc.
Having made arrangements with houses below, he
il In constant receipt Of the choicest brands Of
CIGARS RnJ TORACCO, which he offers at wholesale
or retail CHEAP FOR CASH.
He has, also, large stock Of BOOKS, STATION.
ERY, CUTLERY, etc, which he offers at reduced pri
ccs The CHOICEST FRUITS the market Affords
such as Apples, Pears, Grapes, Oranges, Figs etc.
always on hand and for sale low.
The public are respectfully invited to give me
call. ~. COHN,
loct3lul UndeI Masonic Hall, Maia st.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
L. w. WELTON.

surveyor,
rs prepared to execute Surveys Of bitches, Roads,
j Mining Claims, &C.
OFFICE-Cnon building, Placcrvile. "a 3al
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

The Board of Supervisors has adjourned ur =
Ill Monday the 33rd inst o-y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
GARY HOUSE!

VVNIE Proprietor desires to call the particular Atcn
i tion Of the public to his large Thrce.Story
FIREPROOF BRICK HOTEL!
lie Is confident that he can furnish as good accom-
mOdatlOns as any hotel In the country
I'm Point OG Comfort and all the convent
cnccs which modern hotel keeping has rendered cS-
sental, the
Cary Hou9e
ExCes, employing does the Hest Talent in all It's
various departments The table will always be sup
piled with the hest the market affords.
GE-Priccs 20 suit the times.
W. NJ CARY, Proprietor
PIaccrVille, November llth, 1891 l'SHl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
PERSONS ABROAD

L,Iul'LD SEND where there is large Stock aud
- LOWEST PRICES, for their Drugs, Paints, oils
etc. Slril a PLACE il APOTllECARI'S HALL.
No. I. Union Block, Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

TRIPLErs.-We are informed. says the Shasta
Courier, that the wife of an immigrant in the
eastern part ofthis county, gave birth to three
living girls, few days since. One weighed
nine, anOtheF seven, and the ether five pounds.
Yielding twCntv.Onc pounds Of babies at one
time, is increasing the population in a most
creditabIc manner. Productive county is Shas-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Abdominal Supporters

TTNRU USSES Suspcnsory Handages, Case Instruments
Il ,tc., for sale low, ut
APOTIIEC ARY'S HALL,
Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

tSTThanks to sod Tracy II Wells. rarg" Co.,
md paws Roy Of the AHA Exprc:s CO., Tor nunlrr'
Gus favUrs during the past wrtA.
The bondsmcn ~ r. n. Reed dcfanlting Treasurer
Of ri Dorado county in year, is valued at $''u'"
-SIh FrUnt iS,0 .tygHS
The above evidently means something, hut
what is not So clear. We are pretty well "''
quainicd in III Dorado, hut not with any
"b"nd>mcn who M year, is valued at $50
"nn." The dr(:.ulting Treasurer, with the
funds OF the county and State al his disposal,
for the last tw" wears only spent Il h:'lr nj
wards Of thirty M"n~nJ d"''Wr.'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
PerfurnerV

1 (TrFNN,Y ARTICLES. in the Greatest Variety
\ and Clr.ap,at APOTIlEi' ARI'S HALL.
Hamohd Sprirgs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

SINGrLAH--I 1t is stated in our Eastern cx-
changes that the captain of the Norwegian bark
My.-whth rcsrurda number nf the SUI viv"rs
was twenty miles distant GTom the steamer, II
bird appeared on his vessel, and three times
few in his face. which caused him To change
his course ten points, and thus he came upon
the wreck
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
1000 Lbs. Pure White Lead,

(tR0UND IN OIL, for sale low. a.
APOThECARYS HAIL,
Diamond p rim
~ III have Spacious Cellar, under
my store, where keep Paints, Oils, etc. almost ex-
cln-,vtly.--,srrtiny, White lead in OIL, where II
docs u"t dry up" it usually does in stores above
ground c. +. MORRILL,,
Apothccary's Hall, No. I, Union Block,
Diamond Springs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14

VI. GNLLAnrKT, The Paris correspondent 81
the CaUr;.r MN LtI!o f"". writes tina; the
swiss are iniorlant &c Mormonlsm. \ mum
bcr Of brigham Young's disciples. ''ng late.
ly rcparcd To the lake Of Zurich 10 perform ihc-
ceremony # hahtiSin, were set upon "! the IN
hahitants. armed with short cIdg"l>. aud I'r"!-
" roughly handled in the mclr" that followed.
Tln' Morn,cn priest rcccivrda severe drGblhns.
which cooled his rnihn>a. III not II little. The
impositons these Su-callcd priest, practicru; On
the unsuspccting are Of til" most shameless
character and enough I" sink cvcna pure tl;l.
MArrri> >I. Amt i said that 4li" .n" have
been raised in the State Of Grol.Ia I" adt;rr.
Walker ~ his descent upon Nicaragua. One
Of his old soldiers who is dev"tcdly attached ("
him, saws hr j. u good AMI brave man, bat too
visionary tn hr at the hrati "fan invading army.
llri> crcduuu>. not above iiAttcry. "l 'i'"a"t'd.
but sincere. gallant and loyal Although "ur
friend has not M exalted opinion of Gen. W.ik.
rr's talents ~ commander. he is d"t' rn'inrd
t. iuin him as soon as hr Tcacm'> Nicaragua.
According &, the Wrr,r cfMc 71m,r the or
gan "f the c"lnrcd people Of this State. 'r"h'
l>hrd in Sun Francisco, the valn" "f rr"prrt.
held bv that class of inhabitants. in California
amounts To- nearly $i.""".nnn. At their recent
Convention FL Dorado county rcpnrird siN
hundred residents. and property I" the value OF
&lin,"o comprised in mining operations.
shops. tools. etc. TIL" rrmmittc also reported
three churches. cnr school house and onr hun
drcd and twenty tive church members.
MISS OiivE O>1u>x. We learn from the san
,ln,c 7rit44. that this Young lady. whose re-
mantle AMI tragi, narrative "i her lon. 'aIilVI-
Is among the NJ have Indians, excited 81 much
interest and sympathy II few months Sine" i
ut present residing in Santa Clara. unLrr the
care and tuition of Mrs. Rogers, Of the Fc-
male Academy.
DErRrCilrioN. Last year the value Of rail
wny invc-mcn:s drrr"ciatcd fr"m one thousand
mlliunS To- nine hundrpd millinn, "t tduliar> and
this Ncnr say tIom nine hundred millions L"
seven hundred rIlious. The pressure in 'hr
money market in the Atlantic i attributed Il"
the reckless spcruni"nS i'll railroad stock~.-
Property advanced in plirc with astonishing
rapidiy. and deprecated in value with still
greater rpility. Srt,lcn"n, day left a numb
Of >prtulators bankrupt, and number If rail
road proprirtors and officers witha lot ofw"r'h-
less stock on hand.
SiNGrLAn.--Tt is stated in our Eastern cx-
changes that the captain Of the Norwegian bark
EVu-which rescued Il numbered the survivors
nf the GnfIW .lm"ritl--statcd that when lac
was twenty miles distant GTom the steamer,
bird appeared ON his vessel, and three times
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-14
Choice Brandy g. Wines

INOR the Sick the purcs and best to he had in the
L state, for sale al NP0THEcARfS HALL,
Diamond Springs.