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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS


/ az ~ eA#&aR ~ eAHzws @ @R
GIemw6eas Tewas
,xxus Would call the attenticnef .nzu4z
thu people eli Mills and - "
Joining coun les to the Kaet
that slssy have eomElesed tasiF rev store
house and have just received and opened cas-
of tha largest and mast varied assertmsns
Of new goods, sseK hr0ss 60 western Iowa.
Our assortment Of Dry Goods, beth Of
Amer lean &na foreign manafastnra are ss
complete aa will BIZ 1eand La the western
EoantTy.
Amang0ur GgSreries uaag bskoama-~
20 hdd. N. O. sugar,
5Ciarihsd, do
so sack Rio CsEee,
20 chests Tea, assortsd,
200 g. 4& s Id boxed Tea,
300 sacks G. A. Salt, r.
100 barrels Ka. do
200 aaekz Dairy do 4E
so barrels M0lAsses,
20hR do sysusx -
100 Bed-stsadt, all patterns,
Bnreas, eahhcards, tin satea, chairs, Isun
ges, mattresses, stands, ke., &C.
100 cook and heating stoves, ali pzsasraa
and sizss.
100 kegs Nails, asaoEtsd. sxHg
Doors window sash, blinds, paints oil,
sc. ).
B o OTIS AND SHOES.
We hare sixty cases, I'll aosEs and pakr
terms And every thing slse thai may be
found In storesthEs side OF 81 Louis. Our
heavy loss by fire and tbs failure Of %
many busil, ess houses threRghoak thestatss,
have shown 10 as the necessity Of doing .
pay down business Therefore, ne hsvs
adopted the pay down business, and By shis
means we hope to oHeF such Inducements To
those that wish to par 4 wn for Eooda. that
they win surely purchase.
By doing this kind OF a business, we are
not sabiest To loss, By bad ashts aud ether
losses, which surely follows altar cred tag.
We do nos pretsnd 70 say - NsbEsska City
and Omaha City does, that ours ls TMx ,pIasa
e tassss gets saeney, bat we de say ne will
give yoa more gopds for gear tasasy, khan
any other house west Of 81, Leaaa
Call and sxamins--ao knessb7s 10 sasSss
goods. Remember the siga I'll - 0asmg
Cash Stare, Gienwood, hzN
- Va bag dry Azess Essxss palssiss
eorn, wheak, cats SaAssN paF n ~ IS EaslesE
&c, &c at hIghsss prisess
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GITo carry q Collins steamer from
New York to Liverpool, requires eight
hundred tons Of coal, enough 70 keep an
ordinary family forty years.
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gI The diurual organ says that the
Republican party may elect Flank
STRxxY If they can. Remarkable privi-
aege f--Assonisking eondesoeRsionF We
breathe freer.-N oaparssi. Z
Glad to bear II, nsighbOr--gasss il yea
keep ~ aaking discoveries at ths rase
yoahass been doing for che last moashs,
you will find cut after awhile that you
live in q free State, and thas the sslavs
Democrats are liberal set Of fellows.
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NHEa

A eonplsta stock ct Cat bass'd, IS rosfnd
doy mill saw, square, fuund. smocsh and
wood 6les, wc0a smd "a binat raspssanf ia
,per flss Of Hateaefs esd ether makes. which
are oGarsd At tina lGwsss ratsa. b.
G. 1. FOX.
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Thas which premises the mase 3ge~
qusnssy pFpdsess she AhAss !; and sagR
We have pIAosa she greatest eon7
vs. h&ve 0fsan n4aa with the 81
@ppoinAnsna.
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MRs. CUsNIEaHAM's EAREY HTEroRY.~A
Mrs. Cunningham came from 6ssGa escc9
and she and her sister, AGTs Barnes, wsee
known ia BROOKLYN, where they were
raisods - taa ssHempsseald gffls.s she
has, from Der schsoi .days. been IN bad
rspufe, and it was shs common saying
In Brooklyn, that IL the sheory Of tbs
Bible was true, that the iniquitfes Of the
fathers descended on the ssahildren to
the third and fourth generations, 2 Ii
wonM take at least SsfoEty xaaasr Ataana. ?,
A smart bold, good locking girl, aha
assraetsd ths atEsnkion at d AEF. 0nn-
bingham, Of Brooklyn. He vas Of an
axcellena family. His father vas q lead
ing man in the church of Rsy. DIR. Spring,
then Of the sold brick Church. - and so
remained till the dag Of bis dsashs
This good old man, however, brQaght
ap his son to the business Of a distilieE.
and he swegved from the good way Of his
fathers and was q heavinass to his moth
eE. He became fascinated with Emma
Hampstead, and he lived With her for a
nunbsr Of years. His family gala the
foul disgrace, and rnourned over the
eondue& CT o son and brother. He was
then id business and making money.
But il the family felt the disgrace of
has unlawful connection with this wo-
man, deeper disgrace was in ssore for
them. Ihey were horriaed 10 know that
this wumsazs with whom Mr. gaanGnxhara
had lived fpf SIX years, had aeEaalIg be-
come as wife, and that she was RALLY
Mrs. khaHaa 4. Cunninghams then began
his rsal arouhlaa. He Jailed In basiness
coon alter his marriage, and III about
i've yesgs Afterwards be died very sad
sisaag ns withDat suapfafans 81 fol
piays Be vac attended, By DE-. Uatlin,
Of Brooklyn. And when Mrs. Ginning
ham urged DIR. Uhl to aid her in her
fraud, she said 10 him THAI Dr.. Cas.in
would assist her, "she had him 10 her
power.n And since ths death Of her
husband she has been genteel woman
Of the housekeeping house with some
repute OF caeverness, and taking iii such
boardsrs a. she chose. The eharastez o.
the late Dr.. BurdelI Yves no better than
her own. He knew the waman vel.
and bad her in hia house because Ia
knew her. And the sqm mers sha pass.
ed at the Springs and Nsyport with the
grown up daughters, indafging IN the
luxury and dissipation Of Ehose I'll bra
ted places and hoih Mrs. Cunningham
and beg daughters poor and With no Wis
ihIe means OF supports tells is Own tala.
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Hsssng maas issgs aaalsloas = sss sas
0mes. - ~ ~ y sxssssas sllsaxss
sslss a Job Vaskssn asaa sasss ssslsass0Ey
mannar.
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OF al sizss, kr0n 10 30 Ia. 81 RraaGh
Eiocksas and RFoss celebrated maks; also.
their NIL, mniey, pit, erpsa-eak and tenor
sR&H; Large ssecE GA hand sd Tor sale
by CT FOX.
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ERaalalea.sa MmlIlwa

A large assortment of Asuse trimmings
n caA BE- found at my store, consisting Ii
part Of Rim and MaFtiee Locks and Latch
IS, sliding door Locks, sheayes and rail,
butts, strap s T Hinges, hook hinges, shat
ter hiRgss 9 ed fastentngs, gate hinges, barn
door rollers acrsws, nails, door BELLS, bell
pulls, shutter Hfsa and screws, stubs and
plates drawer haRdies, round and square
hoitss chain bcltay brass Aaah bolts ssaA
cord, &c, &c; at Of which win Be sold
az lew az the lowest, by
C. j. FOX.
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Lille liz M

CoRskabies FiEe Preuf Salamaasasr. Al
stock BIZ sha akoys Kakas raa b gouEd At Tue
hardware ntare d Cd. FOX
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Platform. eoanter ard Tea acaleas seaIe
beams. spFiag balances, aIal balances and
stseiyarda. On h1Rd and ger ssis bY
G. r. FOX.
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The NOssA- WSst usaaeeraks Ct Aav 90"
nah. Ma. apeeaga ii sar saeAa sAss NOR
uing aaasrialiy imprOyed u appea Ec'
By the Substitution "a ensaes asw sgps,
giving IL 3 vssy handsome appeaxs nee
vhich. combined with ne able manner
IN wnlen - g - u $50 = = ~ y
tbs moss aseepsabla skeste On our ca
change liss.
The Aaaseaaa Saesss u saHanasa hal
suspsnasa aar wmnt on supposk.
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We understand that il is the intention
of DIR. Haaala4r to soon favor us with
series Of free medical lectures.
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Cora and cob smtiia, alapeFfEg Rssa astlA&~
uspaabse article ID THE weateEa eoaHEEss-~
can Sc fsasd as the Hardware akaFe II
81 q
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The sssanass Aamfrals sprung ieAk
eRpesise Nsasons Me-, Thnrsaay laats
and ammsaiasely sasky carrying dovn
with hss ID isanaasa Load Of up river
fsaigAt. Ths passengers wsrs ali prov-
idensially savsd. We understand that
immediate Efforts are 70 be made to raise
and repair hes, hat there ia DO probabil-
isy uf hor being abba 70 resa ma her reg
alar trips again until spring.
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- When yeu are whistiiAg IL 4 prini
Ina ofElos and they sell yoa b whistle lUud
o., don's ron Do ik
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TE harsby given, thai shs anasEslgaed did,
Oh ina I'D day DE- gaHaarys n. ID 1851,
take out letters 1E administration mpen CAS-
estate of r. b DorHay Gray, asaeasea.
Therefore all persons hSyIag aEsiasa againss
said estate aEs aosfags& te rEessasE gzaaaa, an
theaAieaksd according % law, to he C0nxzky
Judge Of pottawatkamie xo9nty, E0wa, kus
adj ustmaatt and ala .peFsans iadaoasa b enid
aaEats win make Immediate paYaank kn ahs
IundersignAd -
/ THOMAS "A. BENTg1N, Jr.,
UaaHra nauaEss Dwaas AakmfmEaExakse
lRngAFy IT. Asst. 6kaos
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WHArHxR.-The nights still remain
cool, with waxm sud pleasant days. Il
is reported in some parts Of the country
that jack Frost has made his appearance.
All right, Dir. Frost, our ersps ara made.
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Ill. Paal, sept. Ii.

Pa nemosratle C0ns ention yesterday
npuaiasssa shs fagslewing oaEcsEs:
H.H. Sshlsv, Tor Governors YIN. H0l-
camha. for Lieuf. aayaxmer, ".
Rinrs6zss sur E1sgasaAs % Congress, and
Geo. Il. peakaw. w w phalpss and J.M
EJayanaagh. S0g Representatives % Con.
gresa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-09-30

Noswi sAssnding sgss sxeIksHsnt
about sAs BAN failures, oar sssssss 1NsRs
crowded asavseaswiag ON SasaraMg vi =
fasunsrs and business men ganss AIly
Council BlaHs viii lib alssad i IA tha
banks IL shs sounssy ass ssnus =
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R & gzal q Is IL ne sstasN 81
T1eFrpsz. sug ne axaa q 81
heg lsodsa aEaa other dh4. Az siaass sl d
Is e. Iussises aGkao u a. ssgssRl
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zoo der sash~~aIi akzees inst EaceGwa6 And
n fesg Nafs Iexx. ms ggse Esaxhahs sssa.
apr28 TOOTI.E q JACKSON.
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AZ SEMINARY.

~ d mas. n = WaiasEz, prtneipala
sas - Wsatw Qaasaw Nsa. II.
Tbs RgsaEipal has reessssa Erom ms Ease
Maps. sarks and Glshs, MBd no palnS wiI
ks sparad ID aake tia aehsoi wsrthg n
patronage papiss srssn shroad Willie an
zisted In 6uding hosassing places A elas1
81 Eoaag Men VII be Feeaivsa during u
swsnEeF Quarter. HI
rUxxgpR PEI auANEma oT II wEGxa.
" Primary .s.* - - .shs ssss #&509
Preparatory .yss = ~ ~ 80 80 -. 6500
Middle, sssssss.sssss $50 ssssss pess9 10 4
1nn5nE* s*ss sssss $1,000 sses ssNsss Ms0e
S@niaEs - $50 - sssA sEss ssess A&@AR &
I4atia and Greek sxtTas eseh 100
Frsnsh Aad Drawing -,sss. 40
1ReGdenta Ia 80 = - @tws ssss sssD4
z'xizina esvakIa u The zsssiSaias " bas saassev.
's ~ "a. r. WRIGHT.
ConnrIl Eluasss aet9la56 Iy
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H.ARw

All persons knowing gbenaslgsa inAestad
Ia he old lsrsa of 81 pNoxiSh & ss..s wiil
please call and ssalis tie aalaa. he seaallhAl Ii
sfme and slas AFst 81 Apgass nsks. as III
hasinsss al ne MxEn msssk BE- eIeaszs ~
that @nedIav. ID eesne aEA save lisa eos.
aKd fr0uhas a.. wD0MKaH a. CD
Tisns Sesh, 1857. 9w
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ii blss. Eansesa on, Lard OH Kas.aags siiIl,
q Sweet oil. castor usE ADD WasAza Gil ~
good bapplisss aaways Evr sAls y
iHlylsg =
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YUsT ygInssd Ia COOS a6yle "a easEssa
ID pare Qaahszkg III IN &staalaa Deeds,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
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Letter frOna DIa mOnd Springs.
DIAMOND SrR,xcs. Aug. asth

''H"cEU ~ nAH'hsp mug Sotu, lcHI.
EDrrons Morx1ArN DENocRAT:--A letter
writer, over the slang signature of "HaFmonnt, $
in the Ptdeerriue AMerc0S. Of August 2od. at
the prospect If the certain election Of the Dem.
Ocratic nominee for the Office of Treasurer OF
FL Dorado county, has given vent to his holy
wrath by endeav Oring to cast Q stigma on the
reputation Of Mr.. Rhine, by connecting his
name with that Of the late defaulting Know
Nothing State Treasurer; and upon his person,
by calling him the '1ittle fellow" &C.
In my opinion, The writer could not have
adopted q more efFectual course tO produce the
very opposite effect 10 the one he evidently in
tended, as well as to prove himself devoid OF
every attribute Of gentleman.
Himself a resident Of El Dorado and can
didate upon the Know Nothing ticket, be thinks
TO do himself and hiApArty service, by endeav-
oring to defame his friend and neighbour, BY
taking advantage Of 9 remark which, il ever
sport Of speech. "Varmount" knows this, or
else he must be 30 absolutely shallow .pased as
not to understand . very common use 70 which
our language is applied. To believe that any
man, and one upon whom even the blight Of
suspicion never rested, would calmly and dis.
passionStely assert his readiness TO commit an
act az atrOcious As that which attaches to the
late Know Nothing State Treasurer, would
show the believer 70 be . demented fool. I
Gan
be applied with truth to "VArnlOunt," or that
he believes even whathe has written but still.
u Is certain that he does believe Il, aud there.
fore Is all that we have supposed L possibIe he
might be; or else he II playing the game of q
white-washed hypocrits By representing Mr..
Rhine in light which he knows 70 be fsIse.-
In either case, ''Varmonnt" is 70 be pitied for
his stwpidity, If for nothing else.
To suppose that this attempt Of the Fl Dora.
do prodigy to play OF his low, contemplate
trtckery, will increase the number Of his own
supporters while Il Iesssns the chances of Mr..
Rhine 90 the Democratic nominee, would be to
suppose that the Democratic voters Of Ell Do.
rndO county were all 20 lOngeared asses 90
"Varmount himself
That the "little fellow" is man of smaller
stature than "Varmount," may be true; bat
then he is so infinitely his superior in every at-
tribute that constitutes the Kentleman and true
business man, that "VaEmOunt" NAV vet and
himself badly dietAnced In the race, while the
"little fellow" wins.
1t is the character, integrity and trustwor.
thinesS Of the man, that the Democracy and
the whole people are now seeking in those we
hope to elect to places Of honor and trust. and
not aptitude or efficiency - Q ''Quill driver"
upon low, hypocFitioAl fantinRs against an
party.
The letter of Mc''varnount" has stOused the
indignation Of every honorable man who has
seen II, within the range Of my observation.
and will be the direct means Of the triunnh.
ant election Of NJ. Rhine, to The olfico for
which he has been nominated.
JUSTTCE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
JUSTICE.

A friend writing from Georgetown un.
der date Of the 90th, says: 'There Is be-
ginning to be considerable interest mani.
tested here in political matters, much
more than could have been reasonably
expected two weeks ago, owing to the
fact that our party has such tFemendi-
Gus majority. The boys ara waking mp,
and before the morning Of the election
all will DO aroused ShAnly completely
disguised the people here, and made ma.
ny votes for Weller. His speech COM
pletely closed up the Democratic ranks.
Three men have bean robbed between
Georgetown and Bottle Hin within the
last eight days. The robbers have not
been arrested"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Irnn.u Mo,hlnr nr..Ilnr.

MAJoR BOWIE, the Know Nothing can
didate for Governor, = gentleman in the
fullest sense Of tho term, whose sincerity
no ono questions, but whose judgment, III
our opinion, and VIC say it defcrentially,
is somewhat defective, politically, DR..
Powell and others addressed the citizens
of this place on Tuesday evening Quite
q large crowd-and it affords US pleasure
to chronicle the fact-turned out to hear
the Major, and his speech was such as we
had right to anticipate from the antece-
dents of the speaker. It added to his
high reputation as an able debater and
dignified, courteous speaker. twas char.
acteristic Of the man-bold, fearless, earn
est, yet free from bitterness, personality,
or cOarseness, which too frequently dis
figure the speeches Of some stump orators,
the Stanlcys, Zabriskies and men Of "that
ilk." He catered not to the preiudices,
nor courted the favor, nor with soft words
and insincere professions solicited the
support Of the negro-worshippers. With
clearness, force and emphasis he alluded
to their Unreasonable purposes, and prov
ed to the satisfaction of every intelligent
and rejecting man present that q more
dangerous and unprincipled faction never
cursed our country. He handled Mr..
Stanly gently, much more so than that
vain, ambitious -vascillating gentleman
deserved. HespOkc in graceful terms of Col
Weller, but bore down pretty severely on
the Democratic party. As that party has
it all its own way in the present contest,
we shall not quarrel with TIN Major for
his opposition to 1.-THE moro 80 from the
fact that we soon expect to welcome him
into its ranks and number him among its
ablcst and most enthusiastic supporters.
Why he has so long remained alOof from
it, the only national party now in exist
ence, the party that must have his sym.
pathy, the party that he must agree with
in sentiment, passes our understanding.
He can never be factionist, Black Re-
publican, or traitor to the land of his
birth, and no must necessarily therefore
join the Democratic party. His speech
was well received, and the Know Moth
ings have good cause to feel proud Of their
candidate. We regret that he is not with
us, but our respect for him is not the least
impaired by finding him in the ranks OF
the opposition. He is heightened, gal
liant gentleman, thoroughly honest, and
too good man to be the victim of the pet.
ty politicians-his interiors in every res
pect-who control tho Know Nothing
party.
DR.. Powell, gcnlepnan who evidently
cntcrtains an exalted opinion Of his own
greatness, followed, and tho small fry
among the rest our nice young friend
James +. Bowe-closcd the performance.
1t was a good meeting, but spiritlcsS, and
the absence Of all hope Of success was
plainly pcrceptiblc in the speeches of all.
As Know Nothingism is ''gone in insti.
tuition" we have deemed It proper to
tread lightly over the ashes oft dead. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Terrible COnMAGrAOHOmI I-AnOther TOvvu
Destroyed.

The large, handsome and thriving town
Of Columbia, in TuOlumne county, is in
ashes The intelligence was telegraphcd
to the Sacramento papers, from which We
gather the following particulars. The fire
occurred on Tuesday evening, and origi.
mated in China house in the upper end
Of the town at 3 80 Pm. It tspread with
the greatest rapidity, and was all over in
q few hours; only three buildings were
saved. In the store Of H. N. Brown q
large quantity of gunpowder exploded,
killing him, his clerk and j. B. M. Crooks.
President Of the Sonora Gas Company.
and seven or eight others, who were en-.
deavOring to save the building. Main
street was completely swept away, not q
house remaining.
No estimate Of the loss Of property has
been made, but it must be some two hun.
dred thousand more than it was in "a.
which was 3460, 1000.
An old resident Of Columbia, Mr.. Heck.
endom, furnishes the Bee the following.
The dead bodies are now in the Phoenix
Hook & Ladder Co.'S building, awaiting
the C0roner's inquest. Our people are
gloomy and sad--all in confusion. Thou
sands are coming in from the adjoining
camps, who deeply sympathizc with US
in the loss Of life and property. There
are materials being brought on the ground
preparatory to putting up temporary ten.
ements. The families are being provided
for by the people Of the adjacent towns.
Three thousand mon, women and chill.
dren have not had q morsel of food since
yesterday noon. Thank God they will
be provided for in few hours.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

TURN Our, DENocRATs.-See to It that
every Democrat turns out on Wednesday
next and votes. Have horses and carria-
ges in readiness for the sick, weak and
disabled. 1t is the duty Of every Demo.
crat in our county, duty he owes to his
country and his party-tO appoint him.
self . committee of one, and work earnest
ly, zeAlOusly, increasingly, until tho sCt.
ting Of the sun on Wednesday next, and
we will achieve mighty victory-A vic.
tory that will be an honor to our party
and lasting benefit to our country
Boys, give long pull, q strong pull, and
. pull altogether, for the Democratic tick.
et-the whole ticket and nothing but the
ticket Don't scratch q name or swap of
. candidate, but vote the wholsofit Our
victory will net be complete If one candi.
date il defeated.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

There is one democrat in Fl Doral,
that can't tell the truth-it is the NouM
tain Ucn0crdt.7l0mes E. BOsoe.
Jim. Bowe is young, enthusiastic, h
entcd.-4Ounta'n Democrat, Sept 81
1856.
Hard on yourself, Jimmy, very bad
You're unfortunate when you speak
Better Keep your mouth shut and d
little thinking, something that might in.
prove your mind If not your memosy.-
Your Jdvz pGs in the convention EXPOSE
you to ridicule and contempt BE guar
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

BE VIGILANr.-GO to the polls early in
the morning, remain there ell day, pre-
vent any frauds being psrpetEated, and
gusrd against the tricks and expose the
hlss reports Of the opponents Of the De-
mOcrAcy. Keep sharp lookout for spu-
riOus tickets, lying handbills, and rumcrs
Ofbargain and corruption. Be vigilant,
be active, until the close Of the polls.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
ConmEy Ticket.

Fer the 6enHter
GH Hklnr, w.B. DICKINSON
For the Assembly,
5. sodRRow. 4; !. aRAHHM,
ESAvvin 3 STRL, Il. 4. MOSES. =
HprCOunty Judge.
JAMES JOHNSON.
For District Attorney.
". II. BRUMFIELD.
For Sheriff,
EDGAR BOGARDUS.
For Collector,
--~--. HARRISON HILTON. -
For Clerk,
ASA D. WALDRON.
For Recorder,
N. K. SHEARER.
For Treasurer.
NATHAN RHINE.
For Assessor,
LEWIS FOSTER.
YsS Superintendent Common Schools.
JOHN g. EUSTIS.
For Public Administrator,
CHAS.. E.. ABBOT.
For Coroner,
T. DOUGHERTY.
For Surveyor,
e. w. WELTON.
For County Supervisors.
let District-A. A. HOWARD.
9Nd DiatFict-WM. KNOX.
ID District-C. B. FERGUSON.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

Won HIS BEr.-On Tuesday Evening
last our modest young friend. James E.
Bowa the Know Nothing victim for the
State SenAto-he's ''such q nica young
mAn"-bOt 'thO cigars" with q friend
that he could speak for half an hour with.
out telling the truth or making . sensible
remark. The bet was taken, and after
the big guns Of defGnCt Know Nothing.
ism had concluded their remarks, in 60
cOrdance with . prccOnCerted arrange.
ment Jimmy was called out and It Is al
most useless to add that no wOM he bst
Go in, james, and 'dO itagAin." XOu're
expert at THAT sort Of thing"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

There is one democrat in Ell Dorado
that can't tell the truth-it is the Eovn.
tam Dcm0erGt.-.Idmes Z. Bore, EnOx
-N0thing nominee for Senator.
but. notwithstanding the many did.
cultics under which they laborcd, they
have nominated good men for some Of d.
county offices. Mesars. McCallum, Rod.
Elstner, Park, George and Bush are Ssed
men.--NOa"tGin Democrat Of the Sth
inst.
Their nominee for Governor, Major
Bowie, is gentleman Of irreproachabs
charactcr-frank, honest and competent
---NOuntdiH Democrat Of AuOust lst