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Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
BY COL. O'uARA, or ERANKFoRr, NY.

BY COL. O'uARA, or FRANKFORT, NY.
The mufIled drums sad roll has beat
The soldiers last tattoo:
so more ON lifc's parade shall meet
That brave and fallen few.
On FaDe'S eternal camping-ground
Their silent tents are spread,
Aud glory guards with solemn round
The bivOMc Of the dead.
No r,nnor Of the fr's advance
Now swells upon the wind
No troubled Thought 1T midnigh haunts
Of loved ones left behind
M vision of the nOrrow'S strife
The warriors dream alarms
No hrnying horn, nor screaming fife,
AT dawn shall call to arms.
Their shivcrrh =Apr,ls nr" rcd with iusi,
Their plnmrd heads are bowed,
Their naughty banner, traIlcd III dust,
II now their martial shr"II'';
And plrnteU,Is funeral tears have washed
The red stains from each brow,
And the proud forms, by battle gashcd,
Are free from anguish now.
The nrighing troop, the flashing blade,
The trumpet : stirring blast
The charge, the dreadful cannonndc,
The din and shout are past;
Nor wars wild note, nor gl"ry'S peal
Shall thrill with fierce delight
Those breasts that never more may fUcl
The rapture Of the light.
Like the dread northern hurricane
That sweeps his broad plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet to gain,
Game down the SrTTicI foe.
Whu heard the thunder of the fray
Break Ger the field beneath,
Knew well the watchw0rd "f that day
Was Victory or Death"
Twas in that hour our chiefs command
Called to y martyrs grave,
The flower Of his own luv Il land,
The natinn's lIag tn save.
Nv the rivers of their fathers gore,
His iirst-bnrn laIrrls grew,
And well he deemed the SONS would pour
Their lives for glory too.
Full many northern breath has swept
- Der AnSosiura' piail, ......
Aud long the pity ing sky hath wcpt
Above its tncWllcr'd Il shin.
The ravens scream or eagles flight,
t)T shepherds peUsivc lay,
Alone nWakcS each shllrn hight
That frowned Ger that dread fray.
Sons Of the dark and bloody ground,
We must not Slumhcr there,
Where stranger steps and tongues rctOun'l
Along the needless air.
Your own proud lands heroic soil
Shall be your filter grave;
She clnims from War his richest spoil
The ashes of her brave.
So, meath their parent turf they rest,
Fur from the CORY field,
Born0 u II Spartan mothers breast,
On many u bloody shield.
The sunshine Of their native sky
Smiles sadly On them here,
and kindred hearts and eyes watch by
Tho hcrO's srpulchcr.
Rest on, rmbalIncd and sninted dead,
IIrSr IN tho blood We gave
NJ impi0uS Iontstcp here shall tread
The heritage Of your grave.
Nor shall your glory be- forget.
While Fame her record keeps,
Or Honor points the hallowGd spot
Where V"lor proudly sleeps.
Ynn marble minstrcls, vuiccful Rtonc,
In drAthlcss songs shalt tell.
When many IL vanished age hath flown,
The story how ye fell. .............
Nor wreck, nor change, nor winters blight,
Nor time = remOrSelcas doom,
Shall dim one rNy Of holy light
That Rilds your glorious tomb.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Chewing TObaCCOS.

Chewing TObaCCOS.
EINilE most complete assortment ever offered
l. for sale in the mountains, consisting i'll
part of tho fAli.uing hrau,!.----
MAY FLOWER: CRYSTAL PALACE;
FUIR ACE: Sun FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CRUMpTO\'S TIN FOIL: APRICOT:
rRInE OF TIIE UNION: BARNEY WILLIAMS:
PEACH LEAF; PERFECT LOVE;
GAME COCK, JEWEL OF OpllH,
KNOW &DrlIlNG; GOLD DIGGER:
INDIAN QUEEN, THOMAS TWIST, &c. &c.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
PiNR CIT.
JOHN ANDERSON'S S0LACT;
GOupWIN'S YELLOW BANK:
MRS MlIIERS GRAPE BRAND:
GOODWl\'S in pound and half pound cans;
MRS MII.LERS do de-
For sale by ID! NEWBACER.
s"pt6 %
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
u. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

-. NEW BACEIR'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!
VNtILI. ALWAYS keep GA hand n general AS
w surturut of The choicest Wines aud
Liquors, am"rs which may be found the tol'
lowing:
rriNiTYS
lMmN gallons Dr,rrstir iIiindy;
luuN gallons C"gIia, dt CIUiH,
Champagne Brandy:
OtardA puh.,;- Mlirri { Go :. dark and pale;
Pony brandy: Kinnc. in boxes;
Cherry brandy; also, Wnlfc's SclridaI Sclnapis
wHiSIEY.
Old NNuoncahca. Old Bourbon;
Old Scotch aud Old Irish Mhiskcy.
Jamnica; New England; and ST. CrUV Rum.
GIN.
rnrt Holland and Club House Gin.
wlNLN9
John nurnnds lIaui Saiicrne;
81 julien Mclur Old sherry:
Turn,r', Ginger Wine, and Champagne Cider.
sYIrrS.
RaSl,hrry; Gommc Lemon
Aud Orscat Syrurs
CUEniALS
RoEcr's Stomach Rittcrs: S'ouCltOn's Filters;
iinsuttpr's BittCTS AbSynthp;
Essence Peppermint, etc,
Also, brandy Peaches, IN glass; gal and hf gallons.
For -tlehy u. D.NEWDACEE.
scpG 20
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
TER STEAMER GOLDRN GATE, Clippers, Morn.
l. Ing Light, Flying Fish aud Flying Mist,
4 LARGE SUPPLY or
Pnrc Cream Tartar: Lard Gil; Etrnct Iiquoricc;
Bluc Vitriui; herman AMI English CAmnmile
Saltpctrc; Corn Starch; Shakers Sar-apar rilla;
SArrapArlla Root; Gnm Arahic Citrc Acid;
Extracts Of Lemon. Rose and Vanilla; Potash;
Vanilla IrAns Bulcd Iinsrcd OIL;
Castor oil, in barrels Kildrr'A, Powers and
Wcighman'a Tartaric Acid;
purc Yellow and White Wax;
Hay Rum, IN eases and barrels;
Fresh Hops. in | n packages; Sage; Yankee Snnp
lnheliblr luk; li"st"ttcr'S n;trs: C,d Liver Oil;
Rour's ISscking brushes; Manun'S Barhing;
Spanish and American Saffron; Luhin's Extracts
Genuine Wrirh's, Hrandrcths, Muifatt's, and
other Pills.
ChAmOIs akns I.ycNpotlnm: Essential Oils;
Congress Water. in pints and quarts; lIorax;
eal Soda; Pearl Barley;
And many other staple articles, which, together
with our former Inrgr stock ~ Drugs. make our as.
AortmPnt a. varied and large any Drug House in
the City, o which We invite the attention Of the trade
and others buying Ia this market.
ALLAN. THOMAS g. CO.,
Wholesale md Retail Druggists,
fSf l6l at, corner Of 9th, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
What 1 Have Noticed.

have noticed that all men speak well
IF = mans virtue when he is dead, and
tho tOmbstOncs arc marked vs. it'll epitaphs
of good and virtuous." Is there any
particular cemetery where the bad arc
buricdp
l havO noticed that the prayer Of every
selfish man is "forgivc us our debts :" hut
he makes every body that Ows him pay to
the utmost farthing.
i have noticed that death is merclcss
Judge, though not impartial. Every man
OwR Q debt Death summons the debtor
to lay down the dust in the currency of
mortality.
have noticed that no who thinks eve
Ty man rogue, is very certain to see
one when he Shavcs himself; and he
ought, III mercy to his ncighbors, to sur
render the rascal TO justice.
have noticed that money is the fools
wisdom, the knavc's reputation. the wise
mans jewel, the rich mans trouble, the
poor mans desire, the C0vetious mans
ambition, and tho idol OF all.
] have noticed that merit is always
measured in this world by its success.
have noticed that in order to be rca-
sonahlc creature, it is necessary ut times
70 bc downright mad.
have noticed that, as VIC arc always
wishing instead of working for fortunes,
We are dis appointed, and call Dame For.
tune blind; but it is the very best evil
dcncC that the old lady has tho most en-
pAble cyc-SiSht, and is no granny" with
spcctAclcs.
have noticed that purses will hold
pennies aS we'll as pounds.
have noticed that tombstoncs say,
"hcrc he lies" which no doubt is often
tr,ie;; and If tos,ltl STE the rfPitarhs their
friends sometimes write, they would be-
licvc they had got into the wrong grave.
LcOsO NouyAts.- Every rose has its
thorn. never helped to shawl the flow
er Of ball room, without being convin-
ccd, by painful evidence, that she had
pin about her.
Crossing g-Swccpcrs may talk Of the diff
ticnltics of life but, to my mind, there is
nothing half 50 hard as to walk strait
home to your rooms after wine party,
and having found your latchkev, to asccr.
tain, without dropping it, the where.
abouts Of the kcyholc
w hOu q Htuh w HlsANC UlEul
Of it, he will do we'll to leave his card
ease behind him. The name of "Smith"
covers multitude of sprccs, and his ad-
dress will be shown by his skill in con-
cealing it.
What animal hut man did you ever sec
maltrcat female Of his species? The
claims to pity and uncommon consider
AtiOns every woman builds up during
few years Of marriage! Her incstimablc
value in the house! How true she is I'M
less her husband corrupts her, or drives
her to dcSpairl How often she is good
In spite Of her example! How rarely
shc IL evil-diSpOscd, but by his example!
God made her weaker, that man mig ght
have the honest satisfaction and superior
joy of protecting and supporting her. To
torture her with tho strength so intrustcd
him for her good, is to rebel against ITcav-
ems dssigns-it is to be a monster, a
coward, and fool.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Jack" said man to lad just enter.
ing his teens, "your fathers drowned" I"
"Darn it," replied young hopeful, "hc's
got my kniG in his pOckct!"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
NOTICE

To Liquor Dealers aud Merchants.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS ne.
N ceSsary for Making and flavoring every vare-
IL nf Luun: and a pacIaCe Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to Liquors, (con-
verting 10 gallons Of Whiskey to In gallons,( and
every article necessary to commence a LIQUOR
STORE. will be furnished for f2O Also, all the in
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
ment thus enabling the new beginner to successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lncour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, is put up in gallon packages at Is per
packaGs-n good shipping order. rs - ly1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

IUNhcrt Is nO use In trI Ing 10 Ch unlcrntC.
ns tho great variety | now have in store
would leave no space for others in our city
DIALECTS. GEO. +. JONES.
At No. q.
81 If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ISatisJactOry.-"Can you tell me what
arc the wages here :" inquired laborer
Of boy.
~ don't know, sir"
"What does your father get at tho
end of the week ?"
"Gct," said the boy; "wly he gets Us
tight ~ brick ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Groceries g. Provisions,
WllOLESALH AND RETAIL,
NO. 9.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Very cheap,
At No. 9.
CampIIcnc and Oil Lamps,
Al No. ..
TIN WARE,
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
Al NO.O.
NO EEG W BV g.!
YOIT CNN EUY HARDWARE AT PROM o.
To b. per cent LESS than the old prices.
by calling at No. ..
CTOCkrry!
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
Stock ever offered in this CITY,
AT TSACKAMENTO PIIIClGSI
Al No. D.
hay State Flour,
THE BEST BRAND IN TIE STATE,
At Seven Dollars per Hundred,
AZ No. q.
NAILS or ALL KINDS.
Much cheaper than yon have been buying Of
others,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
L I n 4 9,

On the re.intermcnt In the Cemetery at Frankfort,
KY Of the brave Kentucklans who fell at the battle
OF BuCHA VISA.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
DIR. M. BAKER,
0Jfce on Main M, a Je,c Doors 0Inps WtUs, Fdr0c
Il Co.'S ErprtSs Cl17ce,
PLAC WILLIE,


PLA VILE,
WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA'
w nent cure in the following cases: SYPHILIS
GoNARRHdA, STRUCTURE, Affection Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Weakness in tne Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness, Pain In the Loins. Affections Of the Md
neys and all 81 those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit, which, II not cured produce constitu
tional debility, and finally destroy both mind and
body. and which are annually sweeping thousands"
untmcly graves
DIR. BAKER has for n number Of years de.
voted his study principally to the treatment OF seC'
diseases, and therefore Possesses thorough eAPeI
cnce in this particular branch and Is better qualneu
to treat, and has cured Of private deAS''
than any other Physician in the Mountains.
All persons suffering under protracted cases. sE
gravatcd or unsuccessfuy treated by ineXpeTienesu
pretending practitioners those laboring unuet VI;
destructive effects Of mercury quack nostIums!.
all who suspect that disease Is lurking In their s'e'
may consult Or. BAKER with confidence, ana Iho %
surance Of speedy and permanent cure
Cured at Home!
DIR. BAKER Is daily treating patients
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never SEEM anS
In all cases with entire success. Letters dcscrrohs
age, symptoms, occupation, &c, promptly attenaso
to- and medicine, securely sealed from observS''en
sent to any part OF the State. a.
eE Patients at distance, are treated on the iOa
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescrPuOH'
and Five Dollars for each subsequent prescription;
46v3
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

CaIlpIlcMc and Oil Lamps,
Al No. ..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

nRESS SllHS!-rlain. Striped and Plaid
- cd Dress silks, il>' received at
BLOCH \ RACllMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ENTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
~ For sale by,
l4lH CHAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Very cheap
At No. ..
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

LEE & BESNETT's NORTH AMERICAN CIRcUs.-
This institution gave a performance on Sum
day evening last in the town of Hornitos. The
attendance was very large, and it was won
der to strangers where the people came from.
The music was admirable and the performers
very expert and graceful in the execution Of
various feats of daring horsemanship. The
two clowns, Rochette and Worrell were most
accomplished provokers of mirth, and when
Rochette ascended the pole we thought of the
dog-star actor. There was little too much of
the small fry, being as we haven't many young
'uns among us to enjoy their tiny fcats. Mel
vile rides at a daring gait when on his gallant
grey, and closed the performance of the
evening with some desperate riding, in grace
ful attitudes. They perform tonight at Coul-
tervilie.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

ANOTHER MuRpER.-About ten days ago on one of
the head branches of the Chowchilla, near Morris
rancho, a Frenclmau named Jorcai was murdered by
Indians, said to belong to ranchcra encamped in the
vicinity Tor the purpose of mining The deceased was
engaged in the business of mining and hunting, and is
represented to have wife and five children in San
Francisco dependent upon him for support. Our in
fornant reports that the Indians voluntarily discovered
and Acknowledged to Mr. Thomas Cowen OF the same
vicinity the preparation Of the deed stating that their
oblect was plunder, ard at the same time exhibited
prpvsions money, and other articles which they al
legged TO have been in their victims possession. Com
plaini was made before Justice Watts and warrant
issued on Saturday the 18th inst for the arrest of the
offenders 1t remains to be seen whether hey-igno-
rant as they of the force and purport Of paper
wrs-wil promptly surrender or resist the officers Of
the law.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

UNION HOTEL, MARlPosA-T Union Hotel
at Mariposa, under the charge of its industrious
and agreeable proprietor, Frank Williams, is
worthy Of all praise and encouragement at the
hands of the public. Its location is retired and
the building is shaded by handsome trees,
which add greatly in giving fresh and beauti-
fu appearance to the tastefully erected struc-
ture. The bathing apartments are not inferior
to any that can be found in the bath houses in
San Francisco being supplied with water from
a well of pure liquid pumped up by steam
engine. Al around and within this comforta-
ble abode displays the exercise of laudable
desire on the part Of the host and his agreeable
and accomplished lady, to render their guests
comfortable aud happy Travellers may here
find conveniences that they might seek for in
vain in other mining towns. Success attend
you, Frank.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
RARE CHANCE
FOR II VEL L1'G!
BUSINESS HOUSE AND LOT.
~ Only go. -Ga

Br ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20TH,
1851. at Men Naman 4 Crppens Saloon, in the town
ofM,rposa kpropose b. put up, to be raied played
for, as the majority Of the contributors may deem lit,
my HOUSE. KITCHEN AND LOT. situated and
fronting on Main street, in the town of Marposa,
bounded the south side by the lot and buildings of
Frank Williams and Of Fremont and on the north side
by the buildings and lot occupied by Madam Henry
aud Mons. Aphonsc.
The House is 80 feet wide and 10 long, With four
convenient r oms, and in good condition.
The Lot is 80 feet wide, and run back 200 feet TO
the Mariposa Creek--all valued at 81 200.
There nre TO he 100 CHANCES, at $40 each-and
when the chances are all taken and the money paid
oblige myself to make conveyance Of the premises to
the winning party and in the property IL not so
disposed of, 70 refund each person his money.
AUGUST THIEFFREY.
Msnrosa May 20, 1857 m?0td
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

SUPREME CouRr REroRTs.-We beg to re-
turn our thanks to William Governcur Morris,
Esq. for copy Of the fifth volume of the Re-
ports Of Cases argued and determined in the
Supreme Court Of California, in the year 1855.
The typography of the work is most excel
lent, and the cases are arranged in the order
in which they were delivered by the Court,
with brief and succinct digest of the leading
points of the cases under appropriate heads,
at the close Of the volume. The work is most
crediiaby gotten up, and emphatically evnces
on every page that the Reporter has fully met
the wants of the profession, and executed the
task assigned him with taste and Judgment.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

the liabilities herein created shall lie paid and dis
charged and the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof; but if majority of the votes - cast are
against this Act, then the same shall become v'nd'
Sec. l6. It shall be the duty OF the Secretary OF
State 10 have this Act Published in one newspaper IN
each Judicial District of th- State It one be published
therein for three months next preceding the general
election to be holden upon the first Wednesday OF Sep
tember next for which publication no greater allow
ance shall be made than the rates allowed by law TO
the State Printer.
Apprnve April 2Sth. 1851. Jell 3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

The STAGEs-It will be seen by reference to an adj
ycrtsemet in another column the opposition line of
stages leaves Homitos every Monday wedne' day and
Friday for stockt-Fare Five dollars. On last Sat
urda this line made the trip through fion Stockton
to Mrp,sl in one day-Q ck and safe travelling for
single day should say-espcclally when the 70 ds
are rough and dusty and the weather hot and sultry
Mr. Fishers line of Coaches leave IIornto' every night
for Stockton d carry the mail every other day to
and from Marposa
The stage for Nj lerton and visalia leaves Horntos
every Thursday morning.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

QUARTZ MLLs IN AM,DoR-A correspondent OF
the jackson Ledger, in writing from the town OF ANA
dor, in Amador county, says" There are seven
quartz m lis within one half mile Of this place. and all
Of them are running night and day and doing well.
Jones' Davis Co., after fourteen days run, cleaned
up $4,000. The Spring Hill Co., took out $1,000 in
twelve days. The Keystone took out s5,6i5 in four
teen days, and all the rest are doing well.n
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

Within the last Is daysdvc grizzly bears
have been killed on and the Mariposa and Yo-
.emiie trail by visitors to the Valley and in every
instance without hurt to the capt0rs. The snow on
the ridge and at the meadows this side of the Valley
is about melted and the sprngiug and tender heritage
and cool and pleasant atmosphere of the locality at
tract bear, deer and other game in quantities.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

YosEMITE.-Messrs. He and Weaver, late OF Mari
nosa have established store and eating house in the
Yosemite Valley, by which parties visiting It can be
supplied with the requisite comforts and necessaries-
This will prove desirable facility since heretofore the
greatest ncumbrance on Yoemite voyage has proved
TO be provisions aud baggage.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

BALL AT sNaLLnas.--A grand Ball will be given
at Suellings on the third Of July. On the following
day ar Talbot will deliver oration 1t is expected
that the guests Will be and that the orator
will acquit himself with great ability
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

PosrPoNEp.-The Comet, in its flight towards this
sb-mundane sphere, having struck It's tail against the
Dog star was compelled to stop at the planet Venus
for repairs, but it is positively asserted that its arrival
may be confidently expected about the -thirteth oil
June.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
Just received new stock Of
SPRING GOODS

N - n
49,. Consisting Of 80.
FINE PRINTS; LAWNS;
BRILLIANTINES; BOBINETs;
JAC0NETS
CROSS BARRED AND SWISS MUSLINS;
BONNETS; ; HATS; GLOVES;
FANCY SILK GOODS EMBROIDERY;
LADIES' RIDING HATS;
FERFUMERY;
EXTRA FINE FROCK COATS;
KOSSUTH PANTS VESTS;
BOOTS CATERS DANCING PUMPS
HOSIERY PATENT SHIRTS;
PLANTERS HATS CUTLERY, &C, &C.
We would respectfully invite the Pnbc to call and
examine our stock Of toods now on hand, ~ We are
certain the prices will silt We determined to SELL
CHEAP, aud hope TO get liberal patronage
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

CASE OF Mrs. II. B. WBIrSEY--On Monday, June
sth, Mrs. II. D. Whitney was arrested the sixth time
and brought lo'ore Judge Bondurant, on application
Of Habcas Corpus, and the Judge discharged her for
want of cause and legality of arrest She gave bail
before the Csnr of Sessions the week before in the
sum of two thousand dollars, on which she is now re-
leased.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
VOTE ON THE STATE DEBT.
OFFICE OF sEcRFrARy or STATE.

SACRAMENTO, California, May, ZO' 1891, J
L DAVID T. DOUGLASS, SECRETARY OF STATE, OF
the State Of California do hereby certify that the
nexed true and correct copy Of the original Act
Gle in my Office.
Witness my hand and the great seal Of State, at my
Office in Sacramento California the tweniysixih day Of
May A. u. 1871. DAVID j. DOUGLASS,
[sEALl Secretary Of State.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

1crp AGE-Crocker Co. apprecaiing the abors OF the
disciples Faust and thoughtful OF their wants in
this swelerng weather have again supplied us with the
needf in the shape foanng pitchers of Iced Lager for
which they have our pious regards
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

SODA wArER.-Mr. David Morell, Of Bliven& Clarks
da Mandatory at Lagrange, set down in our Office
last week. some Soda Water from the above mentioned
mandatory, which excellent to take. Messrs.
Bliyen & Cails manufaetory at Lagrange supplies all
the camps in this vicinity with Soda Water.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18

COMET SALooS.-A Saloon bearing this name has
been opened opposite the Court House in Maposa by
M. j. NJ vandyke, proprietor of the Comet Saloon on
NJ ,in street. where jim will attend to the cooling re-
reshments for the benefit of friends and customers.
Try EN- and see.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
NOT Z q IA
MERGED MINING COMPANY.

50 Any Claim against this Company, will
be paid in CASH, on presentation.
sNY1H CLARK Agent
NJ orhir April 18th, 1851 alb-u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-18
STATE CONVENTION.

ay- At a meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee held in San Francisco on the 20th of May
the following resolutions were adopted
Resoired, That the next Democratic State Conyen-
venton be holden at the city Of Sacramento on TUES
DAY the l4th day Of July next and that the basis OF
renresentaton be as follows viz One delegate from
every county large, and delegate for every two
hundred Democratic votes cast, and one delegate Tor
every action over hundred Democratic votes cast
for any Democratic State officer at the last general
electinn-the Presidential Electors being considered,
for the purposes Of this resolution, State off ers
Resoiped That Messrs. Thomas Moore, and Redlng
ton are hereby appointed committee to canvass the
official returns in the Office of the Secretary Of State
and from them to make up and pub sh the apportlon
ment of delegat to which the various counties are
entitled according TO the basis of representation
adopted. 80
The committee appointed by the last resolution
mad the following report, by which the Democrats OF
the various counties will be governed IN electng dele
yates TO the State Convention.
ALFRED REDINGTON, Chairman.
p. X. WooDsIDE, Sec. Dem State Central Com.
10 Gen. Alfred Redington, S-c---Dear Sir
The committee appointed at the recent meeting OF
the Democratic State Centrl Committee to apportion
the delegates which each county will be entitled to
elect under the resolutions Of the Central Committee
to meet in Sacramento on the lIth of July proximo
have made the following apportionment, viz