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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

PRICES OF NEGROES IN S. CARoLINA.-At the
Commissioners sale in Georgetown, S. c., on Mon
day last thirty-nine negroes, old and young, we're
sold for an average price OF 500 round.
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NEm NnnA FauNrAIN.

lrtHAa MtLLkK Aas iasi epened hls sREerb neu Sofa
u RosatAn, q ~ sore No a cesssr arrest ~hers ~
cas- al aass, sefpt shs thrsiy sih aai sieas All
10 ha ahizh neot and pTeaes Is keep heFa saFplT
Il 81 ~ EsFssaiss dsiaeiea e n asssoz soasAai "a
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STEAMER Aida SUSK.-A di-patch received
yesterday by Capt. Harrison, states that the Aida
upward bound, was run into by the Position down
ward bound, about O'Clock on Tuesday night last,
at Linwood bar, between Smithland and Paducah,
causing the Aida to sink Immediately. The dis
patch says she will be total loss-slso states that
the number of lives lost was not known.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

C9s- The &cNairy residence corner Of Church
and Cherry streets. is being fitted up for the Post
Office. II will make very convenient Office, roomy
and comfortable in every respect.
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CFy- The valuable dwelling house and lot on Mar
ket Street, the property Of Eli L. Woods, sold
yesterday by z. r. GascoCk, Agent, at public sale.
1t brought $1,000. This is regarded as an excel
Lent sale.
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For ST. LoUIs.-The beautiful AIeonia will leave
to-day at 10 O'Clock for the above place. The at
tentiVe Ben. Egan, will box all who wish to 20
down the river.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

NJ are now receiving Spring assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes, &C., and propose selling them at the lowest
price for CASH Our stock consists in part Of the folio
ing ArtIcles:-
Ladies Heeed Last. Caters, plain and tipped;
do do side and front Lace
do Heeled Kid and Morocco BOOees;
DO Welt do do;
Misses Last Caters allstyles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump BooteeS
do do Welt do;
Chldrens' Kid aud Morocco Half Ties;4
do do Bootees;
Ladies Kid Rosette slippeTs;
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
do Kid Buskins.
Gentlemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots;
do do Pump do:
do Calf Pegyed Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
do Last. do;
do Low CHARTERED Pat. Shoes:
do Calf and Pat Oxford Ties.
We have large assortment OF Trunks yasea Garnet
Bags Hat and Bonnet Boxes every style usually found in
this market
Also, alarge assortment Of Hats for Plantation use so
Cashmere Hats Spring styles We are determined TO Of
Ter inducements TO Cash purchasers.
mATcaS5 BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
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MOwISG MATCH, for the purpose of testing
Moving Machines, is to come off to-day at 10
O'Clock, opposite this city, the premises of DR..
Shelby.
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IAI aISKY.-ss hbls Deans AuFora WHISKY
w 80 bills RensE's Oid kentacky CO.
b bills uid ifoarbon ae. -
In stoFs and fof sale ~ 4. eohDNh W.
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EFs- We indebted to our ever attentive river
friend, Ben Egan, clerk Of the Aleonia, for files of
ST. Louis papers.
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CRors-A private letter from Gibson county,
received yesterday, states that the crops in that
county never looked better than at the present
time
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Notice 10 transient advertisers.

All transient advertisements this paper, must be PAID
the time they are handed ipotherwise they viii not
inherited Transient Job must be paid for on deli
Nery.
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The Flux Annihlliated.

The Flux Annihlliated.
Every summer and fall Thousands Of people die Of Fux
cholsrA Dyssntey Gripping Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels. u be cured in every rs
cents, by the Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has tested By the best physicians In the South
and West, and By them pronounced the most eeeetas
remedy now 10 Il has perfOrued more astonishing
cures than any other specific human BE be saved
ia nlne cases cut Of ten By Of Is Boy
bottle aud ksep a. By you,
For "a BY HERMAN RAINS and 7. WILLS, Drag
xisA spr24-sn
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Europe and the Southwest.

The Convention Of Railroad Companies called to
meet at Bristol to consider the feasibility OF estah-
fishing a line or lines of steamers direct from
Chesapeake Bag to England, and other parts of the
East, met on the Sd inst In the Baptist Church at
the above place.
Ninety delegates from Railroad, Steamship and
Telegraph Companies we're present, and Joined 10
the deliberations. The Hon. F. Mallory of Norfolk
was chosen President ofthe Convention, aud A. X.
Moore Of Bristol, C. w. Baton OF Lynchburg, and
R. G. Broughton of Norfolk, were appointed Secre-
taries.
Resolutions setting forth the importance to the
Southwest of direct trade with the East were unan-
imously adopted; and Commissioner appointed to
visit Europe for the purpose OF imparting to COM
mercial men in that country, correct information
about the resources and improvements ofthe South
west, and confer with them for the purpose OF es-
tablishng a line Of steamers between Chesapeake
Bay and Europe. Eloquent speeches, supporting
the resolutions we're made by F. B. Dean, Jr., and
W. B. Preston was unanimously chosen the Com
missioner to visit Europe.
The Convention will bold its next session OF Nor
folk.
Tn. above remarks we have culled from the
Bristol Viroiaia aud Tennessee Nel0s, Of June 6th'
an ably conducted and very neat weekly paper,
lately established at the above place.
We heartily offer our feeble influence to aid for
ward this noble enterprise. 1.-THE Southwest shall
do her duty, she will soon be able to support her
own steamships and importing trade. Our East
Tennessee Railroad Companies should strain every
nerve 10 push through their unfinished works
Without them, nothing can be done. No false,
picayune policy should invest them; but when
such a grand theatre is opened up to their view a.
now, they ought by all means, working night and
day, regardless of present outlay. TO rush through
with their roads. The end will Justify all possible
honest means.
That our readers may not think We are too eD-
thusias &c in this subject, will refer TO the cen-
sus report Of Tennessee for 1850. We fnd near
200, 600 men IN different producing occupations
over 5000 Manufacturing establishments, aud more
than ., 600 900 acres of improved farms The value
Of The above, together with the produce of the
State, is computed to be near 100000. II
this is correct, we ask, why should we not be able
to establish and sustain weekly line Of Ocean
Steamers 10 Europe. The above is but small
item in co parison to the resources Of the other
States of the great Southwest. Let the Southwest
unite upon a plan, and suec IS Is certain for the
great enterprise for which the Bristol Convention
met
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PERKINS Il CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
NEW RLEANS.
w NJ PERKINS aenfqn-htRAN
FARuERS, TAKE NOTICE

u :. WELLER, Agent for J. McHlM 90, Portland,
lie KY. IL now PREPARED 10 furnish J. Bamborough's
late improved GRAlN FAN, celebrate for eNpedtoOsy
o~s' ing all kinds Of rain and Seedspsented March 20th
lS41,
Moses Ham, Jr, Bosom, Je county, KY,
hss that he leaned Of thee Fans pile Of wheat
which he supposed be 2oO bushels when be asuTed H.
he found he had $50 bushels Of c 30 bushels
Of pure smut
NJ. D. Husor Spencer ointy, KY ceres that he clean
on 5hese Fans IS bushels Of wheat min
utes, and did IL wel
J. q B,ar Of smpsonvs, KY, certiaes that Ne 10
market
THIS Fan has taken seventy-thrse arst premiums and
seven silver medals awarded.
Sc All ordsrs promptly attended 20. Price $50. Nv
cry fan warranted
lane 1O-gm
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Tickets 500 90; Halves $500; Quarters e250.
kT Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken a. par.
Cheeks New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages %
tcketstO ANDERSON A SON, Managers,
Macon o. savannah, Ga
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets Of J. y. WINTER
Manager, will send then 20 . for payment
kE- Address orders for Tickets 20 g. H. WINTER, Box
So, Nashville, Tennessee 70 ANDERSON son, Ma
con, or Savannah, Georgia.
MAY 9i-trWkMtd
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GIers a ByingtOn's Gallery of Fine Arts.
This establishment, corner Of Deaderick Il. aud
the Square, has just been newly fitted up 10 spler-
id style With every coucsnisnce. aud the proprie-
tors have spared no expense in m1king il one Of
the 6uesi Glll.ri,s In The South western country
Their side aud sky4ights are the best in the city,
aud the ladies' will find fee Piano, asslso, com
mosiOus dressing room, fitted up exclusively for
them. They pledge themselves that their pictures
shall nOt be surpassed By any artist Ia the city, and
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly to call
and examine their Gallery, Specimens. ect All 10
Waut of 6ne and fe-like smbrOiypss viii hnd il 10
! TO their advantage to give theHa call.
iuneb-lm.
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From the Banking house of William 7. smithson)
WASHINGTON, June s. 1851.
still further decline has in the prices of land
wa rants since last weekly report and at this the
market very depres and has rather downward
tendency ais is owing mainly the very limited smand
or war ants the Western states and Territories which
Is the result Of the withdrawal of of the public lands
IRON mar ke As long this state of things exis s. we
look Tor sudden and frequent fluctuations u the price Of
ware nts. The following figures indie tie my buy ing
today
Buying 160 warrants, at. 90 cents per acre.
oO. 40 ........... 70 ...-... DO
III do ....,...... SO q 5000. do
4......dO -. 81 lO........do
The result Of the Western land sales, which commenced
on he 4th ut in Iowa have not yet officially reported
Our nf)rmaton received through different channels how
ever, induces The opinion hat the tiers and few regu
larry organized companies for p cuaing purposes
ceeded IN getting ost if not ALL Of the la DIS
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THE GREATEST BLESSING TO THK FYmALE
SEX EVER KNOWN.
GratuitouslY Purnished.

Oe application % the subscribers, DR. BRTDGE,s LEr-
" rhkh 70 Drs. N4sntine Nett Cunning Bedford and
G. ~ pixon, relative 20 Important cures made b. Mar
shAn Usrins Ca hocoD, sh remarks npon the saus 81
prs Chas Jehnson, Jas. n. Williams, n g. Wilscn G. j.
t4Inssh, g. H. Prosse, John p. Ian bert r. O. Granve
snd @Asy othes physicians Of smnsnee II All sesons q
he union.
hss eoatsnted 81 harshan's rtsriss c4shoooa thsf u
radically currs aims q every Ten q fnes Gen.
plAnlA Nhie tks commoo % medcAl pFaece cary
aisviAt, bai asdom fhat ~ heet net
merty oca bat thai poaeIfaiy flrsnsthfns No shoe
ayptsm, and that Is euilfef eoyAtea Ne use q Saasne,
enppoFiers cunneF Irrftents and All other aoemsaeas
thai oatrake emlnine dsicaeT. Thai u 70 qaac4 mea
efna nrc9e1y beiug sessry 10 contufe Q1aekesy.
Fhat Ia conponenf parts have beea rahatted mang
Ssaasr u Yscaar an3 q hsen Colleges and Mediea
Instunens. Aai any phssiran 10 Nashville q else-
unere. can tnsE fheu n pa application
clscEsAr s. las fu i1rnasien apoa tAi lsyniaabis
edcins aaa ~ ooiaioas e tArir a. As easr nsdrsl
Inen % he uR1cn nj Be eotsined xratni oaaly ~
jaRs& AAcK6Nzik bE0kNffa, kasAxIHe
fvOAonED saIa Fs.--Juss rsssissa = aas as
~ soFtaSnt - Coore ahF4s Gigios aad sart-
1as utlres hsEi q q NraftA
DkksEevkD Fas Arplss. PsssAsa as, lsaa lssiyse "a
Il sale ~ toNsAuasf co.
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CHARGES WILL BIZ

seven Dollnrs Per Week
Children under - years olt Hzf prics
Servants az al ages HALF Price
ANY uumbsr Of al Kinds Of eouveyaDees ready 81 81
times a. 90 umbA 20 tAke yea 20 Beaver Dam. About
three hundred pcrfonf b Comfortably neeommodaigd,
40 doni believe Nhen yOu hear that We AIS iaA.
We would most earnestly ana resPeeueny invite car
friends md ne puho 10 tlsg Beaver Dam,
ready 70 receive them. hAsLeA ~.
Urdsr hs sapersison aad control o MTs Jsae n Keller.
june Att
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BEAVER DAM STRINGS.

A RE- 10 Hickman county, Tennessee, oH beautiful
n clear small creek Of pure and living alter, den sely
shaded grove where the air 10 cool pure and brseng and
IN equal not superior 20 any In the souih uest
b wing sulphur Springs all differing Atsialiy;
Cnabate and several q puFett and coolest freesone
In the world. faknE sl things together n is considered
pernt Judges be Of the very hrS watering
places the GATED States. Beaver Dam II furiy mics
Of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road IL turnpike,
the balance the best dirt road In Tennessee From
waynesboro' only Aboat thirty lice and from
Perryyie AbuuS The same distance Coed hunting an
fishing By, aud the very best Of Brandy wiae and
Cigar, ktpi fer table and purposes billiard Tables,
Nine PA Alley, and many smaller games for eKercse,
health aud pleasure lnvAds and pleasure seekers
particularly ard respectfully inyted visit this place
We are authorized refer 10 Rev. A l. p Green Rus 81
Hcu ton, james Kills. X ". broWn, and NAshington
MeFcd n, of Nashville nearly every man, woman and
child IN Columbia I'd Nsnry county, Rt Rev Jas. otsy,f
r. Walker, Col h. q. L00pey, and DaneAn b. fElerson
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moLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL. LINImENT.

The greatest remedy discovered for Man Beast
The unparalleled success Of this Liument Is sufficient
guarantee for its astonishing ecAov The Lame are mad
walk the Wounded Bruised and Sore are healed an
all who it rejoice in Its healing and invgOratng Ell
fects.
McLeans Volcanic Oil Eminent possesses alive
superior TO all other external remedies, being 50 ehemi-
cay combined &c retain in its combination all the viz
tues Of its several ingredients to enable to penetrate
the mnutet vessels Of the body discriminating It's healing
influence removing the Of the disease and tmpArng
fe health, strength vVacity the whole system.
We see or hear daily OF persons who were connrmea
Crppes. Their or legs parazsd or drawn crooked
their muscles being shriyeled and contracted who
joce in their permanent restoration OF the use 81 their
limbs by the Of McLeans celebrated Volcanic OH Ln
ment. Who" then viii suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy 50 easily obtanedI
Reader you afflicted with Cancers Piles, TumOTs,
sweings Bronchele, Gor9 Paralysis Chronic Innams-
Muscles Neuralgis Weakness Of the Joints Mu eles
Ligaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises sprans,
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores CAked Breasts
Sore Nipples Burns, Scalds inflammation Pains mat
ter how how long the disease has exstsof Suffer
longer McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment will cure you
II has been thoroughly tested in all Of the above diseases
and hav known 1t to fail in giving speedy and
permanent relief
That oathsome and distressing dis ease the Piles which
has heretofore been considered Bcurabe, be perma
nertly cured by this wonderful Eminent.
Then trhe no longer with common liniments and rene
dies-ca at and get supply Of hcLeans Volcanic
OIL Linment. Il is safe and certain cure and the only
reliable remedy for the cure Of local palms. Sores sEengs,
ETC., on man or beast
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Pine and Third
str Gets, st. Louis, Mo.
Ew For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drag
gisis in the city and country. apT29
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT rERXl

s1oe frre.An1oantnk 70 - s--~N
Tioksss a. Halves q. Quarters 81.
C<rt6cais Of faekagta 81 Frn rekes are taad A. ne
foloslag rates, whleh IL tAe rsk;
10 Nh ~ A<4ctt. --sF-- 49, -
10 Hall Ecket4. -s-- s--s----tf -
10 Qaartsr fiskets..... $500. 1900.
Raaa Not.a Il seand SAILS aasa A. Par. Checka en-
Se Yark r-itsed - pFz-s Adtrsss er1sra fer fksts
% CsfudcAfes 81 PncksFes . Netet -
ANpKRs0N son, MAnaEeft. Macoa, ga
rw- sY,asrs ~ raksts aatrsssst > q. H. WINTER,
BIZ Ne asa NAhxis. fsun-, ~ - Pronpsly aiiendsa
a. ANDkk5oN sos, AAnagers.
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DLows--HsnA spssrs rssbsEs f.s.s 90 hasa sna
l. tr sac "a asSas D. D. DioAkY.
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TRUNKS, vALISES a. CARPET BAGS.
TUSr reesiVed small lot Of best Leather Trunks
and Faises and some q cheaper styes Also an a.
s0Fsnent Of cArPst b rs, for sale By
J. n. MeaILL
Ladies and GentemenS RaFniSnlnz Store
June J. corner Of square and College street
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A WORD TO THE WISEI

only remedy thai win all Impurities from N
BLOOD. II being Tonic It will the time Strength
n and Invigorate the system.
Thousands in ST. Louis have used it, and the universal
expression is that fails In curing any complaint
arising from dsordertd State Of the LIVER stomach or
Bowels. few doses will DiarrhGa or Dysentery
AS Diuretc, II will any disease Of the Kidney y
Uterus, or Bladder; Alternative, IL viii purify me
blood, and remove all Yeowness Pimpes or Sores rom
the skin.
Is preventive for Yellow Fever Chis or Ague
and Fever and Cholera. There Is mistake about IT,
We refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and others to
prove that fact.
MCLEANs STRESGHTHESIG CORRAL does not REQUIRE GER
hcates bring IL into notice, dose Is sucent 70
convince the most skeptca Of its wonderful nVgoratng
effects. Call and Try It, II is very pleasant to take
Every Country Merchant should take a supply homt
with him It is indispensable remedy for every amiy
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLeau's Valcanic on LJnime nj
k Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, St. Louis, Mo.
az Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
eS- For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
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CLOEH AND IOILET BRUSHES.
ID ECEIVED per Express another Invoice q HAIR Tooth
II NAH aDa Cloth Brushes. AlSO, every variety Of
TueSirg and Toilet Combs.
Junsa. J. II. MeGILLs
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MILL, CROSS-CUT & HAND
SAWS
KNOB-PLATE; GUN-LOCKS;
SIFTERS, SHOVELS, & SPADES.

ALSO,
large assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols; Table
and Pocset Knives Scissors and Shears; and Fancy Hard
ware Of every description.
June ST BEAUMONT, vANLEER co.
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81 Fas AgPss, FsaaAsa ~ = e
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
Successors 10 J. ?. Winter, ManAgsr)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!U
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
Gil A = n,
Draws June 18th, 1857,

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL Savannah Ca, under the
supe Tinendenee Of w. r. symons Esq., and n
PrentiGs, Esq.
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SILK Isle Thread Msrno and every variety Of Cotton
- received and for tale BIZ
Juus 3. ]. II. MoGILL-
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Land Warrants.
"HSH o HTFdhISe
From the Banking-Ao of William T. smithsonO

lFor prices See tablet
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
PETTIT's Drug STORE.

CHAS. B. PETIT has now In store, the largest and
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints, window GAS
Pure Medicines, Fine Chemicals, and Genuine kas
tent Medicines ever offered for sale In this CITY ana
desiring to increase his present large trade ana eA
tend 1t to all parts Of II Dorado County, he invites
the attention Of Country Dealers, Physicians, PAINT
and Miners TO his extensive and varied AssoIs>
ment, assuring them that he sell all articles ~
his line ofrade at lower prices than any other deAi'
er In the mountains.
He has been engaged in his present business ior
twelve years, Is thoroughly acquainted with te de,
care, purchasers may rely with safety upon finding
every article sold at his Drug Store. PURE ERkSh'
and GENUINE,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

ASSOCIATE JUsTIcEs or THE CorRT OF
SEssIoNs.-Geo. Duden, Esq, Of Coloma,
and John Frazier, Esq, of Grizzly Plat,
were elected on Monday last Associate
Justices Of the Court of Sessions A
number of the newly elected magistrates
were placed in domination, and quite Az
animated contest was kept up for several
ballotings. Squire Dudcn is one of our
oldest citizens, reliable Democrat and
an honest man, and Frazier is ditto, bar
ing the old. They are both competent
and deserving, and VIC take pleasure in
recording their election.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

SHERIFF's OFFIcE.--Shcriff Bogardus
and his Deputies were sworn in on Mon.
day last, and the same day cx-Sheriff Car.
son, not unwillingly, retired to private life,
carrying with him the confidence and re.
spect Of the citizens of Ell Dorado, and the
proud consciousness of having discharged
his duties, while in Office, faithfully, hon.
estly, efficiently. The same need Of
praise is due his Under Sheriff, Milt Elst.
ner, and his Deputies, Wallace, Bukcr,
and others. For the last six years Ell Do.
RADIO has been blessed with good Sheriff. s.
and we hazard the prediction that in tho
future, when Bogardus shall have been
tried, he will be regarded as one of the
best. We predicate this opinion on our
knowledge Of the man. He has made an
excellent beginning; his appointments
give general satisfaction and especially
meet the appreciation of the Democracy,
his business qualifications, are of the first
order, his honesty is proverbial. He has
appointed Walter j. Burwell, q staunch
friend, true Democrat and q competent
man, his Under.Sheriff, and L. B. Hopkins,
another good man and true, Deputy. COL
Boyd he has appointed Collector offoreigp
miners taxes for the Northern District,
and Mr.. Sims for the Southern, and John
Tuescher-faithful, worthy JOhn-jailer
Col Boyd and Mr.. Sims are energetic.
honest, popular men, and the county will
never suffer through their negligence.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

The Miners Drag StOr~, at the sign Of
the Big Mortar, Main street, is, supplied with
the best assorted and most extensive stock Of
fresh and pure drugs and medicines 70 be
found in the mines. The patent medicines
sold at this establishment, are received direct
from the manufacturers, and every package Is
warranted genuine. Perfumery and other ar
tcles for the toilet oil of the choicest quality,
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
well supplied with paints, oils, window glass,
varnishes, paint brushes, lamps, lamp oil-but
see DIR. Jervey's advertisement in another col.
umn, or call at his cstablshment-the most
beautiful and tastefully arranged drug store IN
the mOuntains-and see for yourselves, Femems
bering that he keeps none but the beat articles
and sells ut the lowest prices.