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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
B. J. BARTLETT & SON,

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office to
a the second story of Minis building, over +.
Dernham's Clothing Store. ~ Entrance on Croghan
Street. All business entrusted to them viii he eareimy
attended to- B. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov "a 1886 j. X. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
Upholstery.
Fitch's Gallery of Art.

Ambrotgpes, Dagaerreoypes aud Photographs taken in
superior style Also, Portraits painted Life Size, ci-
ther from the sitter from Daguerreotypes, and sdtfs-
faction warranted in all cases.
lately purchased the stock, 6xures &c. belonging
the A. ID. Wiles room, in Minis block and shall conn-
the business at the place. where SHALL be happy
to attend to those who favor me with call.
Instruction given in Ambrotyping also in Portrait and
Landscape painting. NJ W. FITCH,
Fremont, Oct 81, 1856. 4Oy1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
ELMORE HOUSE.
JACKSON BERRY. Proprietor

'F'F1lI n ELMORE, OHIO.
THIS Is a new large and eommodous House. and Is In
the Immediate vicinity Of the c. r. railroad Travellers
rest assured that expense will be spared to render
their stay pleasant and agreeable, L. ~ t.-.t
Elmore April Is, 1855. 12u
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
PETTTT,s DRUG ST0RE-

CIIAs b. PETIT has now in store, the largest and
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints window Glass
Pure Medicines' Fine Chemicals, and Genuine Pa
tent Medicines offered for sale in this City and
desiring to increase his present large trade and ex.
tend 1t to all parts Of Fl Dorado County, he invites
the attention of Country Dealers Physicians Paint
ers and Miners to his extensive and varied assert
ment, assuring them that he can sell all articles In
his line Oftrade at lower prices than any other deal
er In the mountains:
lie has been engaged in his present business for
twelve years, Is thoroughly acquainted with It's de-
tails, and, as he selects his goods with the gEeatest
care, purchasers may rely with safety upon finding
every article sold at bis Drug Store, PURE, FRESH,
and GENUINE,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

The Miners Drug store, ut 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 to be
found in the mihes: The patent udeaicines
sold at this establishment, arc received direct
from the manufacturers, and every package is
warranted genuine. Perfumery and other ar:
tlclcs for the toilet, all of the choicest quality
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
ut any other house in the county. It is; also,
well supplied with paints; oils; window glass,
rarnisheS, paint brushes, lamps, lamp Oil-but
see DIR. Jervey's advertisement in another col
nmn, or call at his establishment-the most
beautiful and tastefully arranged drug store in
the mountains-and see for yourselves, remem-
berng that he keeps none but the best articles
and sells at the lowest prices,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
42s ,O0O,OOO,OOO

ExrRAoRDINAY PREsERvATroN.-Thc
Hardy (Va.) Wing gives dn account of
the recovery o. lost child, which is real
ly extraordinary. A little boy; between
four and FIVE years old, son of Mr.. Will
kins, residing near Howard's Lick in that
county, strayed from home on Friday
morning. the 9th inst. Search was made
for it Immediately, and for FIVE days this
search was continued over rough and
mountainous country, without any tidings
Of the missing one. although over hun
dred persons were engaged in seeking
for It Whether it had been devoured by
the wild beasts of which there are a num-
her in the mountains, or had been carried
off by some malicious person, seemed dcS-
tined to remain a mystery. The search
was, however, still continued, and on the
sixth day the little wanderer was found
on Cooks Greek, about five miles away
from his home. When found it was we'll
and hearty, having subsisted on grapes
and berries, and when called by his faith
et the little fellow ran of down the creek
as fast as he could go 1t seemed hc did
not wish to be caught having apparently
enjoyed his six days rarhblc amazingly.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

BANK SUSPENSIONS. 4 cOmmunica-
tion which appeared last year in several of
the periodicals of the country, on the
subject Of banks, written by Mr.. Rupert,
of Louisville, KY, we find the following
reference to suspensions:
The Bank OfEngland, which was cstab.
lished in 1896, suspended specie payment
and in 1896, her notes were at discount
OF twenty per cent. She again suspended
in 1897, and continued so till May 1921,
twenty-fOur years, during part of which
time her notes were at discount Oftwen-
ty'five per cent. The Royal Bank of
France, which was established in 1915.
failed and in 1925 she wound up her bu-
siness, when the stockholders found that
they had lost one billion eight hundred
and sixty.thrce millions livrcs; to say
nothing Of the losses Of the countless
thousands Of nOteholders who were sud-
denly reduced from pffluence to penuary
ana want The bank of France, which
was established in 1900, suspended in 1905.
The Bank Of Venice, established in 1903.
suspended 1897, when one dollar in specie
was worth thirteen of her paper. The
Bank of Copenhagen, established in 1896,
broke, and her paper was gr' ally depre-
ciatcd: The Bank Ct Russia, es abliShcd
in ITO, got into bad odor and her notes
were worth only twenty-five cents on the
dollar. Our own United States Bank, es-
tablished In lTeli experienced great troub.
les in 1914, at which time her notes were
at a discount of IA per cent In New Or.
leans.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

TATE OF CALIFORNIA County
- Of El DOradO.-In the County Court IN and
fOt SGld County.-ThOmas J. OrgOn VI! his Credit
ore.
In the matter Of the Petition Of ThOs. J. oEgon,
an InSolv6ht Debtor:
Pursuant to 6h order Of the Hon. James J1hh-
son, Judge Of the Court Aforesaid notice 10 hereby
given to all the creditors Of said Insolvent, Thom-
as J. OrgOn, to be dhd appear before the Court
Aforesaid, on Monday, the, 4th day Of January.
1858, at the Court House IN said county, at the
hour Of ten A: NJ, to show cadse ". the prayer
signment Of his estate be made and he be diSchGr-
ged from his debts and liabilities in pUrsusnce Of
the Statute in such case made and provided; and
In the meantime all proceedings against said in5oI
vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
(L.6. .lafixcd at Office, this November 9Th, 1857.
A. ID. WALDR0N, Clerk.
N. TEBBS, Attorney for petitioner. fnov20%SOd
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Receivers Sale.

RY virtue Of an order made by the District
- Court Of Fl Dorado County, on the let day Of
pointed by said Court, in the cause wherein Ellen
Bentley iS Plaintiff and l.. A. HOyt 10 Defendant,
will expose foE sale, on the premises, on WedneS-
day, the l6tE day Of December, 1857, at 9OclOck,
NJ, the following described property, to Wit A
certain Hotel Premises, situated on the Placer
Vile and Sacramento road at point about fifteen
miles below PlaceEyillc, formerly and still known
belonging to the same, containing Three Hundred
and Twenty Acres, being the same premises fOrfI-
erlt owned and occupied for like purposes by ole
DR.. TraftOnj one span Of Horses, Wagon and HaF-
Tons Of Hays Ave Goats Household and Kitchen
Furniture and lot Of Turkeys, Ducks and Chick
ems; the Samc being the property belonging 70 the
Grm Of Hoyt Bentley.
Placervillc, December I'd, 1857. ftSl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

A CHINESE SmLock. The Chinese com
munity of DrytOwn, AmadOr county, are
at least half Of the inhabitants, and en-
deavOur to be governed by the laws of
their own country. An instance of Shy
lOckism was brought to light among them
last week that exceeds old ShylOck him.
SELF Over two years ago, q Chinaman
lent China woman one hundred and fif-
ty dollars she giving her nOte-for it to
bear interest ut the rate Of twenty per
cent, compound interest per month
Suit having been brought on the nOte
judgment was rendered for the principal
and twelve hundred dollars interest The
man insisted in open court for the
money Or the woman, the Cinnamon
around declared that the claim should
be enforced after the law of China If
American courts could not do It.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
-...a-tiOns Of CO"ade"ce Engine Co:

RhrAdRs MouSfAtN DsNocRAr-Gents' am
i..,rueted BY Confidence Engine Co, No. l. N
-SSrd to you for publication, the following
Al = regular meeting OF Confidence Engine
Cc No. /. Of PlacerviIle, held at their hall on
TTS;aev evening. Dec. 4th, 1857; the following
.S'soIntiOns were unanimously adopted:
RcsoIVed, That the thanks of this company
.rs hereby rendered to Messrs. wells; Camp
Iii. Coca, Henry, Mitchell, Backus and LOl:
s..sn. Of the San Francisco Minstrels; for their
lind and liberal services rendered at thu bene-
81 given by them to this company; on Monday
evening Nov. 3NIh.
Resolved, ThN the thanks Of the company
are Also rendered to the Plsceryille Brass Band
Tor their services on the above OCCASION. Also
io John O'DOnnell for the use Of the Theatre
bn that evening, and 70 Messrs. Cary 4 Shank.
lin. mechanistS, for their services.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the company
Are also rendered 70 Messrs. Gelwicks 4 Janu:
nrV, of the MOUxTAIx DENocRAT, and MessrsH.
F. smith 4 Co., TSi- WtsEly ArgVs, for the
nfintiuR on the occasion, 90 literally extended.
Moved that the Secretary be instructed to
hsrdish copies Of these resolutions for publica-
tiou: to the fan RrsncisCO EIEemen's journal,
EsrLiI0raiq SPIRIT Of ne Times, Tri- Wtekly dr.
HGs and MUUxrAIX DEMocRAT. Carried.
WM. JONES, Sec'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Common CoameII FrOeeedIUgs.

PLAcsRvILLE, December 7th, 1857.
board met, President Cary in the Chair
Brssent-Ald. Jones' Burns, Swan, GOwen and
faunenIaid;
Reading II the minutes dispensed with.
Rephrt Of the City Treasurer was read. Aid.
Flutns moved that the report be laid upon the
table. and that the Treasurer be required to
prcsc1at m ife Board at their tiext meeting q
complete and proper balance sheet embracing
the 6usiAeAs trahsacliQps Oi hit ONCE. Carried
Board adjodrHed to Wednesday evening next
att o'clock.
wxrSE.DAf, bct. 9th, 1857.
- Board met. Frcsident Cary in the chair
Present-Alds. Jones; Swan, Burns, GOweu
and Tannenwald.
Minutes Of last meeting we're tead and ap.
proved.
A petition was prcsented from members oi
Confidence Engine Co.; No. !, asking that an
appropriation be made BY the Council 0f q SUN
sufficient 10 finish their hall suitably for hold
ing meetings. Moved BY AID. Swan that the
petition be referred to the Committee on Fire
and Water, tO report At next meeting. Car.
ried.
The Finance Committee reported favornbly
on the following bills: Vedder 4 CrismSn; tn
6le for Council room, g.; L. Tannenwald blan-
kets for station house, $40 50; A'P"s office
for Printing, .e19 80; ". BartramI t"h school
Aid. jones made inquiry with regard to the
action Of Special Committee appointed to cx-
anime the affairs Of J. C. Pcnnie, late City CUl-
lectOr, whereupOn said committee submitted q
verbal report. Moved by Aid. Swan that the
examination be referred to the Finance Com
uIittee. Carried.
.NoxOd- -bx-Ald- -G0xen that IN order be
drawn on the Trcasu er 10 favor Of w. J. Bur.
well, for $50, services rs City Assessor. Car
Tied.
The bonds Of Thos. B. Wade 4 Co. were
presented. Moved BY Aid. Jones that the bonds
be accepted and placed on file. Carried.
Ordinance No. 70. entitled "An ordinance to
license and regulate AuctiOnscrs," Was Presen.
ted and read. Moved by Aid. Tannenwald
that the first blank, general auction, De filled
with .'e2j per quarter" and the second blank,
aWStion and commission, the same. Ald.JOncs
moved to amend BY filling FIRST blank with
N'&l5 per quarter" and the second with "&20
pr garter" The amendment was adopted.
Aid. Burns moved that the ordinance be
adopted as read. Carried.
Moved by Aid. Swan that the Marshal shall
proceed TO notify property owners on COloma
street, from Main 1T. TO the northeast corner
uf D. Newbauer's lot, and TO the northwest
corner Of =. W. HuEs lot, to have laid in front
az their property, sidewalk four teetin width,
II blank h0t Hess than one and One-haf inches
thfck and hot nAofe than one foot in width, to
be laid doWN h a good and substantial manner,
WAder the supehnteudence Of the City MarShal'
Carried.
Board s4jouued TO Tuesday evening next at
SU'ciock
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

RoSDO FOR GooD CsEs.-As we go to
press, says the North San Juan Star,
large game Of RoWdO Is in progress at tho
San Juan Exchange for the benefit of the
street plankihK project Tue entire per
centage or the game Is devoted to that
objecG We shall not De surprised to see
some schoOl.hOuse Or church the recip,
tents Of its per ccntage at some places
soon.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Admtinistfatsr,s NAfice.

NTofTCR 10 hereby given that L@wis AArau
IN AAmss AdmlniIerat9y oG the kstAte Of Mar
Gus AbrahAmi, deceased, wI GbbNy % The Hon. RFo-
SSS 81 81 D.9aS cS: Sa Ss
ment Of his accounts With said estte md for hls dis
charge - said Administrator.
By order Of the Court.
Witness ny hand and the seal Of said Court
t. AIMED, at ONCE in PiAcerville, this NOvsmbss
1th, A. D. 1857.
[80td A. D. WALDR0N, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

AFFECTING IxcDENr.-A letter from In.
dia gives an Affecting incident which Oc-
CURED In the Sepoy massacre. An En-
glish officer was standing In his bungalow,
with only his wife with him, when he
was assalled. by amutinOus regiment; he
had rife and two revolvers, each with
four baEreis, and had nine charges in all.
He beat OF the mutineers IS long as he
could; he shot their leader with his rife;
he shot Ionr d them with his first reyOl-
yer; he killed two more Of them with his
second, and then had two charges left
He turned round aud looked upon his
wite-and who could estimate the power
Of such . look on either sidef Must she
al into the hands Of such barbaFians F.
They did not FIRE, because they wanted
her, and would not risk death in shoot
ing him. He sAw it-she Eaw it. He
had two charges lelt. A short agonizing
grOan-he fred one into her heart and
the Other into Bis and they both fell dead
before tho mutineers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

DR.. l.. j. Czapkay..-In another column Of
this paper will be found the advertisement Of L. ].
CZAPKAY. The Doctors testimonials ere Of such q
character as to Justify In commencing him to pub.
lie consideration aS gentleman and physician, and
one who 10 In every way qualified for the faithful per-
IOrmance Of his promises.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

"a. card Cf DR.. J. W. Van Zant, in another
.,.mu. viII IhGnrm the public Of his return to
g. s.. Francisco, where he has been long and IA
o-..hiv known, ailer sometime spent in stud
- ihs diseases Of the eye and ear, in the
y..,,S.lmic 80 hospitals in the East. A reliable
-'.-.eoa bas Besh much needed in our State;
= =. arrangement Of these diseases.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

PRoPosEb ANENDNExT.-lt Is proposed
In Illinois to amend the law Of marriage.
so as to require that the, prospective hus.
band hdvwlfe, on any given day, enter in
the Office Ofany officer legally empowered
70 do such daty,a written declaration
Sf intention to become man and wife,
From that day; for one year; let them a.:
sOciate as lovers or break the engagement
If they choose then at the end Of the
year, IL they again express their determi
nation 10 becOme husband and wife, let
the contract be sealed. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

GoIxG BACK AGAN.-It Is stated that
foods to the atAUNnt Of many millions Of
dollars, now warehoEsed in the principal
Eastern cities viii be Fe.shipped to Eu.
rope. Hard tiMea The suspension of
banks and the failure of heavy importers
are AHANhg The reasons assigned for the
re-ShipmeIt.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

DEEPLY IN DEBr.-The Nevada DSmS:
erGt says that the debt Of that county is
attracting much attention, rs also the
manner in which it has been contracted
1nclSdiRg the debt of the various funds,
the tOtAiindcbtedness is now set down at
4l41, $50 80. A nieo little sum for the
tax PAYERS to settle.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
AdministtatOr's Notice.

A IL persons having claims, debts or demands
"A agaihst the estate ofDUDLEY A. LYFORD,
deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit them with
the necessary Vouchers, to the undersigned Admin
iStrator, At the law ONCE Of Thos. H, Hewes, cor
ner Of Main and Coloma stfeetS, Piacerville, El
Dorado county, California, within ten months af-
ter the date Of this notice, or such claims, debts,
and demands win be forever barred by law.
CHARLES E. ABBOT,
Public Administrator.
Piatefville, Nov. 2sth, 1857. [4wI
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
RAILROAD HOUSE.
WDI. II. PETIT. PROPRIETOR,
Successor to James Thompson).
Entranee-4S Commercial aud 81 Clay
Sts., Between Front aud Battery.
SAN FRA NCZSCO.

RESTAURANT. ANT...................F FIRST FLOOR
LADIEg ORDINARY ........... SECOND FLOOR.
HAyING PURCHASED the fixtures and rent
IL ed this splendid establishment, the present
proprietor solicttS continuance Of its former be-
raj patronage, and guarantees that effort on his
part shall be wanting to render the house COM
Portable and pleasant home for the weary traveller.
HOUSE RENOVATED AND FURNITURE NEW
Prices in accordance with the times.
RYMeals at all hours, and Lod gindS
with or without Meals.
Attached to the Hotel iS . magnificent Hair
Dressing Saloon, with Bath Rooms. Also, Bar and
Billiard Rooms, &c.
0cTThe BAR will be stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors and scgars, and FREE LUNCH
served up At ii O'Clock every day.
l31mol WM. H. PETIT, Proprietor.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
LU MI B IA R !
JOHN .. BooP,
Aront Tor M DoradIo NfIlIs,

DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
HI Placertiile and vicinity that he has reno.
we'd his Lumber Yard to TIE mouth Of LOG
Cabin Ravipe," OF Bedford Avenue, where he
In constantly receiving the choicest Lumber OF
every description, which he Ii selling at the
lowest prices.
I16rders flled and delivered at the short.
eSS notice. JOHN D. BOOP.
Gpr9 Stf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
AdministratOr's Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the Estates o
"A IN. 2. PLUMMER and FRANCIS n. PRATT,
Deceased, are hereby notified that they must exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers to the undersign.
ed, at the Law Office Of Thos. II Hewes, corner Of
Main and Coloma streets, Ptacerville, within ten
months from this date they will be forever barred
bylaw. CHARLES Z. ABBOT,
Public Administrator.
Placerville, November 7th, 1857. [4w1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

The Grand Jury have their hands full
Of business, and tt is doubtful whether
they viii be able to bring their labOrs to q
clOse before the middle Of Aext week.
Their report is looked for with more than
ordinary interest Weexpect to publish
e In onr next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

MORMON ISFERxAL MACiiiNts.- We
find in the Washington States of the
latest dates, the following announce
ment
We have on hand a singular piece Of
information respecting a peculiar system
Of internal machine with which the Nor
mons contemplate defending their valleys
against the advance of the United States
troops. If we understand it Alright, it
is kind Of land torpedo; but we refrain
from particulars until We investigate the
affair more thoroughly. Whatever the
facts may be of this extraordinary Nor
mon scheme, we shall have it in our pow
er to lay it before our readers in day or
two in an authentic form.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

Col JACK Hays aud John A. Freaner,
ESQ., LETT On the last steamer for The ease
Col H. will soon return to California.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Safety Exchange Bank
CHAS. w. BARNES.

On the PlaHa, Main St., Placerville,
DROPosEs to receive Special DepOsits in oo,d
L and Silver In exchange for Groceries, CrocE-
cry, 30.
cHAs. W. BARNES.
PlAcerville, November 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

RrNoRED ISDTAN MURDERS rumor
reached Sonoma on Tuesday evening, says
the J0ttenGI Of that place, to the effect
that the Indians living In the upper por-
tiOn Of Ukiah Valley, McndOcino county,
had risen and murdered Col. B. II. Weed
ef and family, formerly residents Of Sono-
ma. The family consisted of Mr.. Pcttus,
*ife and two children, and brother Of Mrs.
PettuS. We give the report merely as
q runior.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

4AASe a. ASoA ~ 4AoSVA SAhnA
VARIETIES.
Portfolios; Inkstands;
Letter Clips and Folders;
Sand and Wafer Boxes;
States and Pencils;
Gold and Steel Pens;
Dill Holders; Parallel Rulers;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon Boards;
Chess Boards and Chessmen;
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxes;
Percussion Caps;
Quilts; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, Converse
ton and Motto Cards;
Black, Blue, Carmine and In
delible Inks.
Knives; Scissors;
Raxors apd Razor Strops;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combsi PerfGmery;
Fancy SbSts) Hait OIL, DC.
PoEfRf:;
Shaksbeare; Byron;
Scott Milton; Dante;
Co&Pefj Campbell;
HslnenSs Notion
SiKetfney; Howett;
Kirk White; Tupper and many
HISTORY.
History Of England;
DO France;
do United States;
Frost's Pictorial History oi
California;
Gibbons Rome;
Pictorial History ANN Navy;
Annals o. an Francisco;
MoScheim's Church History.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SanderS'. Towns and Web
ster's Spoilers;
Sanders', Towns, Maguffey's
and Parker B Co.'S Readers;
Smiths, Morse's and Mitchell'f
Kirkham's, Bullion's, Smiths,
Browns and Murrays Gram
OlondOrf's French and Ger.
man Grammats;
ATcO vH0v ING oVYYm NC
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Guardian,s Monica.

4 IL persons holding claims, debts, or demands
"A against the estate Of william Buchanan, are
hereby notified TO exhibit the with the pecessa,
~ vouchers, TO the undersiRued at the Law office OF
Thos. H. Hewes, corner Of Main and Coloma Streets
PlacervIlle Fl Dorado county, California. within ten
months from the date Of this notice, or they will be
forever barred BY law.
CHARLES z. ABBOT,
Guardian Of william Buchanan.
November lAeh, 1857. [4wl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
FURS WANTED |

WANTED.-sea otters, Land OURS Beavers,
w Dears', Decr's, AIlnkS, Coyotes, tOEsst, and
eli other kinds Of Furs for which falr prices vl b
paid, BY n. R0SENgT00k,
6S California ST., near Front ean FPaneiSeO.
kSe N11
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
sGh Francisco Agency,

Mt. L. P. FISHER, at the Iron Building. opposite
the Office Of the Pacific Express Company corner Of
Montgomery and Washington streets 10 our emily au.
thorzed agent for San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

Is our authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper, advertising or
job work left with him, will be promptly ct.
tended to-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
ALSO-VlOLINS, GUITARl
STktJCT


SrR6CTtoN BOOKS FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT. ~
Francisco end determined to ss very low prices Thankful for liberal
Our ciclnG Library the largest of
A CGhNfAn K1andS and
tjanS Nl DAVIS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Gardener WGnIedI

A skILFUL GARDENER, understanding GAO
"A culture Of fruit, receive employment q falr
ed, In Upper PlaccrvnlO. Up. RURNG.
oct91 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
A. BADLAM, Jt1:;
G.. C, MCLEAN

Is our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
order: for advertising left with him, viii be promptly
attended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

THE INDIANS AT WoRH.-A corrcspon-
dent of the Red Bluff Bear0n writing
from the Nome Lackee Reservation
says.
ut is astonishing to see with what ra-
piditx the Indians learn to work Many
Of them who have lately been brought
upon the place. and never saw the whites
engaged in farming before, arc now
rlaraging the plow with degree of accu-
racy that would do honor to the most
scientific husbandman. The Indians,
with the assistance 5f twt white men,
have seeded this fall about three hundred
acres of land; and before tho season is
over; will have 1900 acres Of land under
cultivation; the protocols Of which will
afford bountiful supply for the lndiars
now upon the Reservation"