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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
Tnatcher'S p?teRt Lit and Force
PUMP.
T>HlS Pump wMl not frees and Is less liable TO get
L gu, Of order ihan any other ia u.s., and has had
prer,inTs awarded at every fair at which It has been
exh 4Alic!.
japs3 BURROWS. PRErTYMANA DALZELL

Iron, Steel Nails
.fssd Blacksmith Tools,
IrOs pittsburgh Boiled ard Charcoal. s~ede and
L Nov York refined ofsii SIZES; Nail Rods o superior
art &c o. swede and Pittsburgh; Cast Steel, ks-ior
}, fovnd, square, Cat and ~octagon, English, siis-
t., German sni Spring Steel; Picw Steel, all sizes;
N. rs and spikes VI all sizes; Bellows, Drills, viscs,
Hsip 1ers and Tvnes, Stocks and Die; An,iis, Mouse
fcAr. cast ard stfei faced; Horse sho.sand Nails. AZ
SORTED ss >, " agun, Carriage and Sc 1t Springs; Wa
g5n, uray, and Buggy Axies; Shsvrls, Spade, Grain
scoon Of various ,izes; Crowhars, Picks, Hoes, Grind
ntor"t east Horse Had uitching Posts, Iron X cities
nj FURNACES.
an2af BURROWS. PRETTYMAN 4 DAIzELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS

particunr iAtenttbn \ invited u the fact that we
have many Of the bese styles and quLitiss Of goods
Tat csnnst = qbtaiaad elsewhere, and ve are nov
Beecher, Hellister + wilkins.
Jan 10 laS7dIy. 1875 LAKE LsnxHf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

v1NHIS faril cent.ins 200 acres, $50 un'ar cultiv'.
i tion-lO actes slperior tiniber 53aI dwelling
out-houses and fine b,rn, beautiful stream Of run
ming water titat never fails, and fine orchard OF al
kinds OF frui;.
Terms so easy, that after the first payment tn;
farm may be made to pay the deferred payments.
Apply to r. I. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
F.lH.M LsaNDS.


$ y v o. section 10 T 20 r ! W . miios West of
Iowa CITY. High AMI rolling prairie. An excellent
irfH4 " ,suiii . .-as OF the IL H..
Sw 4 ~ .ec,ion " T ~ W. Choice piece Of
IlaI lc ia Hen q ,unty . miles N " Of Nj. Pleasant,
or l.. ke5kuk AMI NJ. Pleasant X
= asres IN l. 40. seetion ~ r Is y . y SOFT 90.
fiame nouse 4 rooms.
& cfion 49, 81 NR3tw. Fine piece u prairie In
Gmhrir Count! within hail a mile VI Undertaking
waite, Oi II.
N o. W ! o. Section 8 r 81 X IL.
sofsw , Section 3 7 IS II , E-Scott Co.
tian 4 10 E-Soptt County-esst side Of
.teiy house, o rysms.
n Ia u Section Is T u n Il . y, Scott County.
Also a variei. Of Wild Lands In all parts o. the
ssaf
NTH ldt -
wANusD.- spoa, at , yer cent. q month 1t.
tteag On hes Es,s'e gwen.
sA>1ED II rent 10 good dwelling Houses In the
.entrel iartef to city.
wANTED.-Inproytd Farms In Scott county.
3 GOOD br iness lots. central location.
Erq 10 at w, ~. A MOND 4 cos No. 81 Bra
Sy s. ptvenpoT Iowa.
alri 3, aft.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

The advancement Of this or that man is a
matter of far less Importance than the vindica-
ton Of our faith.-Sidte Journal.
Cool, that, considering the sourcc!-
How long have you thought SO? Did
you think 50 when you called forty thou
sand Of the trucst, most esteemed and
purcst Democrats in the State "boltcrs,
because they refused to go in for the lad
vancement of . man! Did you think
so, when you assisted to nominate and
supported . purely BrOderick ticket, in
opposition to the regular nominees Of the
Democratic pGrto? Did you think SO,
whom you denounced tho Kansas Nebras-
ka bille Did you think so, when you
ccnsurcd the Pierce Administrations
Did you think so, when twelve Of your
friends in the Legislature Joined tho
Know Nothings to defeat tho election of
a Democrat to the United States Senate {!
Did you think so, last winter previous to
the meeting Of the Legislature, when you
daily advocated the claims Of Mr.. BrOder-
lex, to the exclusion Of every other Dem
ocratl Why, "thC advancement Of =
man" Is the only thing you havC labOrCd
for during the last three years.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

CALIFoRNIA REpoRTs.-Wc have rccciv-
cd from our friend the Reporter, WM.
GoUvERNEUR MORRIS, Esq, the 9th VOL OF
California Reports. This volume contains
Rcports Of Cdses argued and determined
in the Supreme Court cftAe State Of Cal
itorniO, in the year 1866. The book is
bound in heavy calf, is about tho size Of,
and modelled after the style of Barbour's S
New York Chanccry Reports. ItcOntains
nearly seven hundred pages, has q COM
pletc table Of the cases reported, and an
Hder of some seventy pages. The work
is California production, from the pub
fishing establishment of B. Is. Redding &
Co., Sacramento, and is q credit to the
ability and skill of both the Reporter and
publishers.
Each case is prefaced with concise
statement of the principle of law adjudi-
Gated in the decision. The large and CO.
pious indcr is tho remarkable feature in
the volume, and conveys high compli.
ment to the industry, research and ability
of Mr.. MORRIS, making his decidedly the
most valuable Of the California Reports.
The index is indeed, perfect DIGEST of
tho decisions, and contains full and mi
mute statement Of all tho important prin-
ciples of law adjudicatcd and settled by
the Supreme Court in the year 1856.
This work can be had from the promi-
ncnt Booksellers Of Sacramento and
should be in the library of every bust
ness man, and especially of every lawyer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Passing up Main street yesterday We Oh.
served that the store Of Bloch & Bach.
man was thrOngcd with ladies', aIlo whOm
appearing excited, We supposed that We
were in the ncighborhOOd Of ''wOmant
rights convention" which had gone ints
commit tee Of the whole on hoops, or SONS
other equally important question. To
satisfy eur curiosity, We stepped in, and
aSccrtainCd that instead Of considering
hoops, they were admiring the bCautihl
bOnnCts, lace capcs and manlillas, silks
satins, CmbrcidCries, ParnsOls, ETC., Teceiv.
ed by these gentlemen, by the last steam.
cr from New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

New EN0INE.-We are pleased to an
nounce that Alex. Hunter. Esq, Chief
Engineer Of our Fire Department. has
succeeded in purchasing the apparatus
used by Engine Go. No. !, of Sacramento.
The terms are, 81, $50 cash, and the bal
ance-an equal amOunt-in three, sixand
nine month1 on good sOcurity-the last
payment t. be $3.50. the others H400 each.
The sale includes the engine, tender, and
$50 feet Of hose. Immediate steps should
be taken by our citizens to raisc the bal
ancs due. The engine u worth . great
deal moro than We gave for 1t, and will, In
the event. . Arcs save our city from de-
,struction.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1857.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. WELLER.
Subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic State
Convention.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
At . meeting OF the Democratic State Central Com.
mitt<c eld In San Rf8neiRRp the 2Oth Of May, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the next Democratic State COnVcn-
Ilon be holden at the City Of Sacramento oil TUES.
DAY the l4th day u July neXt and that the basis Of
representation be follows: One Delegate from ev-
cry County s laFge, and Delegate for every two
hundred DeInocvatic SOteS cast and Delegate for
every fraction over one hundred Democratic votes
cast for any Democratic State o icer ut the last gen.
eral election-the Presidential electors being consid.
cred, for the purposes Of thh resolution, State Of
Acern.
Resolved, That MeSsrS. ThOmos, MooSe and Red
dngtoD, are hsreby appointed . committee to can
vnss the Official Teeugne In the Office Of the Secretary
OF State and from them 70 make up and publish tile
apportlOnment Of Delegates to which the various
counties are entitled. according to the basis Of repre-.
OentAtiOn adopted.
The eOmmistee appointed by The last resolution
made the following report, by which tho Democrats
Of the various Counties will be governed Ia electng
Delegates 10 the State Convention.
AtPkED REDINGTON, Chairman,
p. X. WOonsDEy SsGsy Dem. State Central Com.
To'0EN. ALFRED REDIN0TON, Chairman, &c.-Dcar
Sir: The Committee appointed nt the recent meeting
OF the Democratic Btste Central Committee to appOf.
tIOn the Delegates which each county will be entitled
70 elect under the resolutions Cf the Central Commit.
tee, TO meet in Convention In Sacramento on the l4th
0fJuly, proxlmo, have made the following appOrtion.
ment, via:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

HrATE REGIsTER. We aFV In,,..,.S !.
to Mess-s Davis 4 hoy for a conv 1900 - q.
valuable work, which ID almOUt inSi.Sh h
sable to every business man, OlIice.hrSsul' lIih.Zsu'
and politician. II contains q vs,;S.N ueI .
useful and interesting matter. ad,ni"X q
arranged and carfully prepared ~
book Of nearly four hundred DaCs, a
ly printed and bound. Its lIv;ds.IT ~ ~.
eight parts. Part fourth Of The ~ ~
alone is worth more than his prics ~
have only time and room to mcn,;o" "s
small part Of its contents: "Finsr"""
California; her rcsOurrCr, taxstio, ~;
indebtedness; population Oi CSIiE.~,N
number, names, prOpriOtOrs and So
published Of thc press Of CaliGornia:-
number, names, locality and date % -.
TER Of the different Masonic Lodges IN ~
State; Ditto, Of Odd Fellows, Som. J.
Temperance, &c.; popular vote Of ~. + =
:. from 1874 tO 1856; election return. =: =:
California from 1S40 to 1855, and : ~:
ETY. OF otter valuable matter. The Sosi
can be had Ht the store Of McasrS ~.
4 Roy, and VIC would advise all who M
to bc posted to buy copy.
Should Mr.. BrOderick 70 over to the R.o,A
Iicans because nc s0Ts the admirer and @ sus.
porter Of John z. Calhoun Mate .E,urnaI
What insutFcrable nonsense IL thi.i.
What he 'rGs has nothing to do with n.
question: what he n none but hh a..
ticWlaF iAvOFites know. Andrew JacfS60
DonclsOn, Sam. Houston, Bsilis Pevtoo
John {. Fremont, and q nuIabcr Of cth1r
distinguished men were "admirers aDd
supporters" Of Gen. jackson, but a.
changed their political opinions. BecanS
they were at one time Democrats. A..
not Cntitle them to our confidence Mow.-
II Is not an extraordinary Occurrences n
politicians to desert the party they oaes
belonged to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

tW Yesterday. Mr.. Punch, m intended ~.
urali1cd citizen. met IN Main asrert with MOas
Charivari. They fell into quarrel about tks
questiOn--"Whfch was the beat Rcstaursst 4
Placervillc. The quarrel threatened 70 -
inmate seriously, had not our kind and hthcTi,
Uncle Sam" treated bath Of them 20 8 hoscg.
tifa! dinner at the National RestauPaAt, WA
settled the question! II seems they weFe 81
well pleased. Mr.. Punch came out sinRiae
God save tho Qurcn;" Monsieur ChaFivn'l
hallGoed Out the "Marne6laiae." bnt "Unrs
Sam" thought he would keep "IIail COlum6I1"
for the Fourth Of Julv.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

PROFESSOR JACOBS, the celebrated Wig
ards, whose skilfGI performances drew
crowded houses in San Francisco, Sacra-
mCntOs Marysvillc and every town he Wis
ltcd, will appear before Placeryille au-
-dicnce, on Monday and Tuesday, the 18th
and 10th inst Won't the b'hoys open
their cyCs at his magic bottle and try to
get one like it? II will take if the Prc,
fCssor won't.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Mr.. J. LOEwENHELM, next door 10 "No.
o." has received large invoice Of new
goods, making hisstock Of CrOckCry, glass
ware hardware. fancy gOOds, etc, one Of
the best in the mountains. Persons de-
sireing to purchase articles in his line,
will find il to their advantage to give him
= call.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

NATIVE WME.-Messrs. Fassctt, Hale,
& Co., have our thanks for a bottle Of
Los Angeles vino. We found It very
grateful to our unsophisticatOd palate,
and having submitted It to connoisscur,
he gave 4 his unqualified appreciation
These gentlemen have general assOrt-
ment Of wines and -brandies4 made from
the Los Angeles grape, which they arc
selling at . small advance on the Manu-
facturer's prices. r,,..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

TaAHks.-We arc again indebted to the
ObliKing Gld energetic Jerry Sullivan, Of
tlIOii San rEFsncisco News Depot, for full
Raaaf Atluntie pApeEs. On the arrival
Oe sRSsys ssteGmer Jerry receives . large
supply az the latest and most popular pa
80 1sFiOdicals, &c. An the printers go
theIr ;: tsom dollAr" on him, which Is .
srGlUssnt endorsement Of his character
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06


FoR JOHN d. WELLER.-During the past
week a number Of prominent Democrats
from different parts Of our county, at
tending court, have visited our Office
They all assured us that the greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed everywhere for Col.
Weller. The Democracy are aroused, ac-
tive and vigilant-preparcd for the wire.
pullers. It is difficult to find any other
than Weller men in majority of the pre-
cincts. His Democracy, his fidelity, his
honesty and ability are well known and
appreciated, and tho Democracy have de-
termined to confide the interests of the
State to his hands for the next TWO years.
They have no objection to any Of the other
Democrats mentioned in nconnection with
the Govcrnorship, but they have deci-
ded preference for him. The same feel
ing, Judging from the press, appears to
prevail all over the State. "The following
National Democratic journals have declar-
cd their preference for John B. Weller,
and in SO doing have announced that they
but express the wishes Of the Democratic
masses: Saa JOGq@iR RepWbIiean, (tho
oldest Democratic paper in the State, }
Union Democrat, &a@ Froncisco Glo6c,
Placer HerOM, AosNtGiH DemOrrGt, IoscG
HiW MeCs, and COI1mbia Gazette. The
Volcano Ledger, although opposed to Col.
Weller, is reluctantly forced 70 confess
that in Amador eOunt "JOhn B. Weller
is generally looked " a. the man" for
Governor; and that "a vast number Of
Democrats, from various parts Of the coun.
ty, assert their ncighborhoOd's decided
preference for ths above gontlsman.n-
This, IL must DO recOllcctCd, Is the admis.
sion Of an opponent.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

CRY ELEcTIoN.-On Monday last, the
following gentlemen were elected city Of.
ficers for the ensuing year: P. Chamber
lin, Mayor; Collector, Thomas Jacks
Assessor, W. ]. Burwcll Recorder, John
Bush; Aldermen, first ward, W. M. Ca
rey, L. TananwaId; second ward, Geo.
NJ. Condcc, Chas. GOwen; third ward, W.
8. Burns, G. W. MOunGOy. There was
but little interest manifested in tho cleo
ton, and no excitement. AS the Mayor
and Aldermen serve the people "ircC gra.
It's for nothing" the ''Oificc sought the
man. not tho man the Office"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Our friend, Frank Denver, has received
the appointment Of Disbursing Agent Of
the Wagon Road Commissioners Of the
Northern route. Franks in luck. He is
glover gentleman and We are pleased at
his good fortune. ----
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

INcoSslstxxE-TbO State .VeUvmGIcaIls
the San Francisco GIOSs, tlnt ssppOrsed
Ar. Buchanan, = Black Republican or
gan, and endorses the Democracy Of the
SOsom" ATgSs thHtiAAprOd TO dsJsat n.
Buchanan. Reasonable GIObs exercises
the privilege Of nttAring il own senti.
ments-thO ArvSs is . mere tool Of the
BrOdsrickitcs. While the GIobs was I'd.
vOcating the claims Of Mr.. Buchanan, The
ArOGs was viLiNing him, calling Alman
"ENFAMous wRETCH," "tsR esHt Jimmy,"
an old FSderIlist. . slavery prcpagand.
ist," and similar elegant phrases. The
Globe endorses the XeuntaiM Democrat
Tho ArVHs denounces Il. We have
somO choice extracts from the Ar0ws
which establishes lie claims 10 the graft.
tude Of the Democratic party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Ed. McCANN has our thanks for daily
files Of Sacramento and San Francisco pa
pers, and Atlantic papers and Magazines.
He will open news depot in the theatre
building in few days, whore can bO had
the "laicst dates from CveEywhcrC."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
WKKWYRTYRH

Ace, St the lowest prices. Our JOB O9ies b extensive
aud entirely new and We bsVs EAteSaIs Of eyery de-
ssriPtiOn and can, consequently, y satisfaction to
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
s~w FvwneIsoo AWency.

Mr. L. r. FISHER, At the Iron building, opposite
fhc Office Of the Pacific Express Company, c"rner o
Montgomery aud ws'hIngtOn streets, is our only au
Ihorised agent for San Pranciaco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

John CrOckcr, the late. popular prcO,A
ctOr Of tho AMTricGH N0Hae, CoIOma. ~.
taken the Union Rrst0MrGnt In thiN eitT
where he will bC pleased to nee his cA
friends. John kept first class hOIal
in ColoInH, and promises to keep . ..up.
top" restaurant here.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Gov. Bigler arrived in Sacramento on
Friday last and was warmly welcomed
by his old political associates and friends.
He will carry with him to his new post
the respect and good wishes of tho De-
mOcracy Of California.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

TEMPERANCE ADDREss.-Mr. Carter, the
eloquent temperance lecturer, will address
the citizens Of this place, in the Metho-
dist church, on Tuesday evening. The
public arc invited 10 attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

INDEPENDENCE BALL-Mr. Lemon, who
has taken the Cedar Ravinc House in this
city, is making preparations to give nm
Independence Ball on the evening Of Fri
day July Sd. We predict that It will be
one Of the most pleasant parties Of the
season, attended by all the beauty and
fashion of the county.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
G. &. McLEAN

l. eur authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper, advertising N
fob work lcft with him, will be promptly at
tendcd to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

Thanks to Mike BorOwsky Of the FASH
ion Saloon, for various delicious cobblcrs.
Mike beats the world in cocOcting palata-
bic and wholesome drinks.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
DemocuutIc CemtraI Commlttoe.

Tie members Of the Democratic Central Committee
requested TO meet In this place (PlaceFvle) on
for the purpose Of hxing upon time for holding the
Democratic County Convention In this County, and
transactng other business. general attendance Il
requested. D. W. GELWICKS, Chm
JOHN HUHE, Sco'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
CEDAR RAVTNE HOUSE.

THE SuhseEibsF respectfully aaaOsnees y ne eis.
nens 81 rAee1vlle and vtelnlty, that he has taAea
every department., 10 The very best style, ana CO
now accommodate al who hvOT him With their p.
tronage, With beard and lodgng Ne nesa rsasea-
able terms.
Tha lIoASe b pleAaAntly Situated On AGala Sarset
above Bao0y Point, within pleasant walk f1ha Csu
uease and buanes. part 81 Ne city, and ; enc SfAs
most eommodlOua Hotels h he County. ne ~
pTsetoE hOpeN ey strict Ateeatloa b Ne Oobgt q ~
gueaas, 70 be able 10 OecaFe lIAeral OAAFa e. pD
patrOnage aud 10 e0nAAsnt 81 beag aha0 = gvS seA
entire SAsActiOn 70 an Who GAvoe HIN Wi1h vlstas
win lnsuFe their Feengn.
HAeeTVills, JuAs & 16Si. - fiitil :
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

II JOHN N. JACKSON, who served with
the Texas volunteers during the war with
Mexico, viii call at this office, no will
hear Of something 10 his advantage.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

9- The Mcssrs. Tracy Of Wells, Far
60 & Co.'S Express, are entitled to our
thanks. for State and Atlantic papers, and
many other favors during tho week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

VIC received the communication Of O.r
friend at Hcnry'a DixEings too late q,
tO-dSy'H issue Of tho Democrat. Il ~
appear in our next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
A. RAnLAM. LR.

Il our authorized Agent for Sacramento City All
orders F"r advertising left with him, viii he promptly
attended 70.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

AcAUfTrAL OF NED MCGowAx. Old
Ned, has been tried and acquitted. The
Jury were absent but seven minutes, and
returned with . verdict Of "Not Guilty" !"
If he had been caught during the time Of
the Vigilance excitement, It is more, than
probable that he would have shared the
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
J. b. OR0

BlaclEsmaaA 4 VvmgOm MakeF,
MAIN sERExI oPFoEsx snE ORIENTAL ROE1
M DORADO.
TUE subscFIbeF respectfully Inl6ems ne puh,le IAsA
3 bLACkeMlTHIN0 anA Wagon MAKING n ~
sAoVtest nSeiee, and IN The besA Ve and % the me
reasonable TERMS I6ams9sss e. elAess giving hlA
Fsal aud q the most aATieRAC7ORY Ianasr.
A large SlOck Oe tAe Dese MaassiAb always "a
AAAd.
a Dorado, June SsA, 1851. uISal
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06


We are convinced that so far from entertain
ing any ill-fcclng he Editor Democrut) would
vote fIr rs for any Office in the world, II he hud
q chancc.-.Stdte J6u,ndI
Certainly We would, most chccrfully,
were you the nominee Of the Democratic
party, and the supporter Of Mr.. Buchanan
and tho Cincinnati platform-not other
wise. We once stood shoulder to shoul-
der-rcgrct that We do not now. We
love the old faith too dearly to abandon it
without cause, and join in the worship
Of strange Gods" Even the example Of
our friend Of the Journal is insufficient to
induce us to change our faith "withOut a
why or wherefore" We arc no change
ling, ready to adopt or reject principle
at the suggestion Of others When the
troll was called" VIC hcsitatcd not "to
take sides forever" and VIC cannot desert
our banner. 1t still proudly, dcfiantly
floats aloft, the standard Of great, pure
and fearless party but were it to trail in
the dust tomorrow, We would esteem it
an honor to be buried with it--a burning
disgrace to bctray or desert it. ".
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
Agents for the Democrat.

JOHN LON0WITE4 is auth, rized to act az
gent for the X0RnEdia Democrat.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
Auction ASactien!! AuctiOn u!
CHEAP JOHN g!
On the AP1MRMY

TUNT RnCEIvED-A L1RuH ANguKrNKSr uv
81 NUMME.s CLOTHING. Cempsialss.
&aFSellles Salts: llncn Pants, al colors 6ne e.
sortuent 81 BiAck Cloth FFork Coats; fants; Easfy
Veata, etc.
AlsN, A large assortment Of Davis 4 ysnes' Ylxn
WHITE enIRTR.
The entire SieCk must be sold On or before The u
Of Juy He invites the Gessns ef FAeevvlIle 10 e..
anime the geods, and SEE the quality. The PHls
ces are SURE TO 0UnTs
Wholraale Dealers and Packers Wll dc ven 70 give
them call, they can Save money and tlae On iAs
goods.
- Particular attention paid TO the sale Of NeF.
chandlae and other Property, on eommlsuon.
HaeerVIle, June elh, 1eS5. IllH1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

MA1SRIED-yn this city. Nav 2sth, by 8.
Mccormick, Eaq.. Mr.. OEoRGe kIacnxEn. of
IfIHt Hill. to MiAa OSlLtA GRAxs1, Of this eiiy.
May 3Oth. By the same, Mr. Lawns RAxna
and Miss MOSnHA L0rR, both Of this city.
-
DxED-In DrCOSl. n. r., aI the FesiIlenre Of 4.
G. Dean. On The 1ssh o. March laa, SorIAs ~ SuL@I
lase ot 'hla City, eyed n yearS. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06

JOnX II. WHLLER- "The Democratic
papers Of the State" says the Sonora
Democrat, with a few unimportant cx.
ceptiOns, have hoiStcd the name Of Col.
Weller as their preference for Governor.
A most triumphant enthusiasm prevails,
and il will not surprise us IL he be dc.
clarcd the standard bearer BY acclama.
tiOn." The Democracy everywhere arc
insisting on his nomination, and arc IA.
king the necessary stops to insure it,
IIc will be elected by an overwhelming
majority. A few selfish political schom-
crs are trying to defeat che will Of tho
people and cast Odium on Mr.. BNchanan,
by defeating his bosom friend, Col. Wei.
lCr, and stigmGtising his friends as ICON.
spiratOrs," but tho people are not to be
deceived by such . shallow humbug.-
Col. Weller and his friends have been too
long identified with tho Democratic par
ty, have served II too faithfully and zeal.
Ously, to bo suspected Of trcachery by
the Democracy. Tho senscIcss szSings Of
renCgadcs and oface-scckers arc not heed.
ed. SimpletOns who know not what De-
mOcracy is- who never entertained an
opinion Of their own, who mover gave ut.
tcrance 10 manly sentiment who blind
ly obey the orders Of their Leader, have
the assurance 10 prate Of their Dsmocra.
cy, thOir devotion to principle, and to dc.
nOunce every Democrat who hes The In.
dependence to think and act for himself
without dictatiOn from any quarter. The
people, thoroughly aroused, have taken
tho matter In hand, and win compel these
miserable tiekStsrs and pipshyers 70
take q back seat. . They have had enough
Of their scheming.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-06
NOTICE.

CorzVy TnzAeCnmh OvHcR
PlaeeEvIEs. June I, IsSS. !
An Orders pFesenteA ,ior RegissSy pssvisas 70 ths
.iFss Day Of yAnnsFy, 1855, W - pala eA ngeseaa'
uen At thla Office r.. N. RkkD,
Coanly 3Faasurer