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The Washington union., 1857-05-09

UyIrrp STATES NAVAL CorRr oy kor1Ri
Washington. February ~ W.

TIIE judge advocate gives notice for the iniorHR
ton OF parties before the under the Isl scc
act Of January To- 1887 that they wiz respectively be
the department when their shall have been rcerd
court, and that il Is desirable that presenting hcmsese'
should prepared with list of such witnesses they MY
sire TO have specifying which Of the respective
of Fitness for the naval service mentioned the act ib
mony to be applied respectively aud suggesting the delay
which may be required and respect Of what Witnesses
j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge AdvS''
Feb 2st-d
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
Change in the Days of Sale of the above de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DHPARIsKST INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
AN in the foregoing proclamation for the
of certain Indian lands changed postponed the
follow wing periods:
Iowa lands at Iowa Point Wednesday Sd day Of
The lands of the Weas, &C. Pao Wednesday oath
June 3' 4f' II ca
Delaware lands at Osawkee Wednesday July next
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES f.. MIX
Commissioner al interim
An ~
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands I'm Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT OF rIR UNITED STATES

BY TIE PRfSiDENr OF TIE UNITED STATES.
TN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
that public sale will be held Iowa Point Dophan county IN the
next for tho disposal Of such Of the lands held trust BY he United
states for the benefit Of the Iowa tribe Of Indians are suaed with
In the townships OF land in said Territory and oeded
by said Indians in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit
so'aA n The base line and Of The sirh priaeipul msran.
Townships No Gfteen sixteen eyeneon eighteen
Townships No to seventeen eighteen nineteen
twenty exespng hersrom sew special grants designated in the
townships two Of ranges nineteen and twenty.
Tuesday the twenty day May next for the disposal Of such
Of the lands held in trust by the United States benefit
dians as are situated within the townships
Territory and ceded by said confederaed bands aforesaid
South f the base line and east Of TIC pinaI oliann
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen, range twenty
Townships aleen sixteen and seventeen, range twenty
Townships ncen sixteen seventeen eighteen range wcu
Townships nscen sixteen eighteen range wen
your
Townships fifteen sixteen eighteen range
Provision having been made tho articles tho
entitled 10 one hundred and sixty Of
IN addition, that ten secoDs should be apart
and should apart Tor te benefit Of
the American Indian Mission Association; and said amounting
about forty eight thousand having ia the following
townships above named, TO wit;
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty-five
Townships heen sixteen seventeen and cighsen range
three. I'll
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four
Townships sixteen and range twenty hereby set
apart and reserved from sale.
Also a Iecomron in said Territory commencing Tuesday
weniytird day OF Juno next for the disposal
hold trust by the United States
OF ndinn situated within the
prinR the ioee portion OF the
dlans, in trust as aforesaid TO witt
South Of The base line and east @ The sirh principal meridian
Townships Ave- six eight nine eleven range
teen. ,s3t lkls N
Townships eight range sixteen
Townships six eight nine and range
y X \.
Townships six sorcn eight nine and ten, eighteen.
The Of said sales bid will be received
below the valuation placed the
ers duly appointed for tho purpose Of and vaung the
aud upon payment being made receipts duplicate will
therefor one Of which win be delivered TO the purchaser
Patents will subsequently BIO issued for the
accordance with the laws in force regulating the issue thereof
The offering OF the above lands will be
pcctycy appointed and will proceed in the order which
advertised, with all convenient despatch shall
have been offered and tho sales thus closed
All purchases not paid for tho sale
following day at the risk or the defiultng purchaser
Given under hand the
day Of February, eighteen hundred and fifty seven
BY President
GBo. W. MASYP8SsY, tE
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
NBNo Is authorized publish foregoing advcr
isoment without special Instructions that
sioner OF Indian Affairs
Eal |, a -1a,xt1I 1Iunn I, .
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PROPOSED DATES or suuso.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 90 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, n CO.,
liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD a. CO.,
~ Austin Friars, london.
b g. WAINWRIGHT & co,
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Commissioner Of the General Land onlce,
NOTICE 10 rRE- -EMPrToN Cr,AntANTs.

NJ NVINr' ~ IHs-fstf fIoN NIAAIaiANfS E'HNr
Every person entitled 10 tho right of precmpon
lands within the townships and parts Of townships above
required establish tho the satisfaction register
receiver OF the proper land Office and make therefor
practicable after SEEING notice before tho day appointed
Of the public sale of the lands embracing
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
THOs A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General land Once
Feb 18--1aw13w lint. & Star.
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Change OF the Place Of Sale of the Della wa r.
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the place Of sale of
In the Delaware trust lands in Territory
take place at Iecompton tho day next been
changed TO- and viii commence Osawkee Territory
day and date tje,
BY order Of tho Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
A Commissioner ad interim,
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
0face Of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857.
April
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
Proposals for stationery.

Horsx REPRESENTATIVES, UnuD STATES,
Clerks Once March 81, 1857.
N pursuance Of the seventeenth section of the act
Of Congress August 1S42 entitled legaizng
and making appropriations for such necessary objects have been
usually Included the general appropriation bills without authority OF
law Ak and provide for certain incidental the de
and Offices Of and for other sealed
will be received this oce until tho lst day
IL O'Clock for furnishing the following articles Of
tonery for tho Of the House Representatives during tho Thirty
Gu,or .avx
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FRANcK TAYLOR
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
NUMBER 40.

The clergyman stopped. Hia eyea had
filed with tears, and bis utterancO clicked.
At that moment low cry broke htuEa the
lips Of Mrs. Burke. The minister turned
and caught her eye. All present wonder.
ed at the strange scene, but when, in
moment more, the mother tottered for
ward and sank upon the bosom Of the
clergyman, they were lost in amazement.
"Amantha!" whispered the man as he
bowed his heGd "Amantha ~
my husbandl o, my husband p
Have you come to forgive mel"
Yes, yes, my wifei Is there not
happiness yet for us on earth :"
The mother would have spoken, bat
she could only cling moro ffanticalIy to
her husband, and bless him that he had
come back to her. None were there but
who wept at the scene; and Laura Left
the side of her new made husband to
seek the embrace Of her father.
At length the mystery was explained
to those who had witnessed the novel
scene. But to his wife and child alone
did James Burke tell of al he had suffer-
ed-how he had wandered from place to
place, and how at length he became .
preacher Of the Gospel. He told how his
heart had yearncd to see his wife, and
how he had forgiven her for aIl she had
done, and also that he had determined to
see her o zee more and had come back for
that purpose.
Years have passed away since that eve
ming, and James Burke and his wife still
live, and their old age is happy-happier
far than their days Of youth. And Lau-
ra, sho is indeed noble, tue.hearted
wife. Her mothers lesson" was her
salvation. It sank deep into her heart,
burying forever all Of evil that lurked
there, and sending forth into active life
oil those charms and graces of the female
character that most adOrn the true and
virtuOus wife.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
CEDAR RAVINE HOUSE.

TIE subscriher respectfully announces to the cit
ZeIs oI Pacerville and vicinity, that he has taken
the CEDAR RANINE HOUSE and refurnishcd II in
every department, In the very best style, and can
now accommodate all who favor him with their pa
trodEc, with board and lodging, on the most reason.
able terms.
This House Is pleasantly situated on Main street
above stony Pointwthin pleasant walk Of the Court
House and bsi.ess part Of tho city, and s one of the
HoSt coininoti"HS Hotels inl5hc County. Tile Pro-
prtnr hopes by strict attention to the comfort Of his
guests, to he able to liberal share Of public
patronage and il confident of being able 10 give such
entire satisfaction to all who favor him with visit ms
will insure their return.
SAMUEL LEMON.
Placervllle, June 8, 1857. I1Inl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
National Restaurant
LATE KNICKERROCKER SALOONl

.l.. The Proprietors of this newly
opened establishment, respectful
- " invite the public to give them
u call. Having had much experience in Res
taurant keeping they are confident Of being
able to give satisfaction to all who favor them
with their patronage; and in order To accom-
modatc every body, their patrons will be scrv-
ed by the Dish or Meal.
ceive every delicacy of the season. direct from
San Francisco, oil of which will be served to
their patrons in the best style.
f4S' Dinners and Suppcrs for Socicucs. Balls.
S0irces, &C., prepared on the most favorable
terms. CHAUVIN L. co.
PlOcervllc, May 2s, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

Symptoms Of First L0re.-Whcn you
find Master Jack suddenly refuse, one
morning, to play marbles any more for
ever, be sure that Master Jack is seized
with his first love.
When you find in Master Jacks bed
room SlIndry bottles, with a yellow bear
in blue forest on the table, which the
label, not the bear, informs you that the
contents of the bottle is all ungucnt that
makes the moustachcs grow-you may
be sure that Master Jack is seized with
his first love.
IL Jack becomes satirical, and alludes
in scornful terms to the world, he sure
Jacks first love has just Sprouted.
If you find pocket edition of Byron
about jacks clothes, be sure Jack far
gone in his first love.
If you find pair of patent feathers
coming home from your shoemaker's OH
Saturday afternoon, and cant remember
ordering them, and they don't fit anybody
but Jack, don't blame him. First love is
responsible.
If you see Jacks finger ends rather
inkv, and scraps of an acroStic anywhere
around, be assured that first love has caus-
cd the spelling of some good stationery.
Finally, If Jack is suffering from first
love, don't. be hard on the poor fellow ;
and above all, don't meet the complaint
with too strong remedies, lest it strike in,
and Jack strike out from parental author
ity. First love is like the whooping cough
-wc must all have it, and it is best to
catch it young.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01


An Irish Suicide I'm an Irish story in
Bentley's Magazine, murdered school.
master is said to have been found dead on
the road with his head full Of Fractions.
"Tm thinking It's shOe-asidS," said
Larry. .
"The horses shoe, was it?"
"NO, alanna," said Larry; shoe. aside
is Latin for cutting your throat.n -
but he didn't cut his throat" ," said the
widow. ~
"Sure it's all one, :" said EAEry, sswhsfh.
et he did It with 3 FAzhl1F - HID shf6k&.
or . hammer on his head IEb tA,6e-
aside an the same" q4a s'iaspis
"But there wAs % hamuAd
"No-but he might have hid Vh0hnm-
mer sfEer be did Il ID throw az ths AZ.
grace Of The shoe-aaidae A
But was6 Z thefe any lila In him when
he was found T.. -....-.-.-.-.-.-----l----,y---
Not > taste. The csOwmsEs oot on
him, and be never sAid 4 we6 aala if he
was alive BE would. ~ -
And didn't thsg I'D AOthang e alIS"
Nothing bat t6e xaFdiclEg =
And uas it thAt kidd hilaE
"No, ny 6eaEu e; We ~ GEnek a tho
head. But The vasdIck ~. 81 dl.
and s6meb0dY deaS ~ ~ tAeysNOso
bisokguardy Whosyse ~ MN -.
known.sn = g = l1-ess7
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
cERv1LE Ell DORADO SATURDAY,
i. q. q. F..

MORNTNG STAR Lodge, No. 90 organ
1NA lied Feb. 9TH, 1854. meets every Satur-
day evening at their Hall in Whiic's new
BRICK building, Main street, few doors below
the plaza.
BrothcrS Of tho Order in good standing, are
fratcrnalIy invited 10 attend.
q. NJ. RAYMOND, y. G.
GEORGE WHITE, X. =.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
JOB PRINTING.

The rroprctors ot the DSInOcrM take pleasure IN
announcing to the business men of Fl Dorado county
that they have made extensive additions to their Job
Onicc-whiCh II now the best In the interior ~ Cali
rnia-ani are prepared to do all kinds Of job Print
ing In the very best manner and ut the reason.
able prices
EE-IEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed to or.
der with neatness and dispatch
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

Nothing will gather a crowd, and enter.
tain it, like vigorous Sct-tO by a couple
of dogs. \ GOOD dog-fght will break UP
praycT-mcctin3
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

4 gentleman complained to old Banis-
ter that some malicious person had cut
oil his horses tail, which, as he meant to
sell him, would DC a great drawback
"Thcn,' said Banister, you must sell
him at wholesale" "Wh0lesale !" said
the other; chow so?" Because you
cannot retail Linn :"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

he KI6s1y DSSS'.ss -. Sc
man in TSOv via q - - -
has bad kossa kaE - ~
casionally sOT clsFi0net ,ssf8as K
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

An Irishman in time of revival had
joined the church. Sometime afterwards
a piouSly-inclned person was cxhOrting
him on the subject of religion, when Pat
Indignantly anSwcrcd-"Sure, an didn't'
| jinc the Methodists? Faix, an did.
jincd for six months, and behaved so
we'll they let me oft with thrcc!"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

y poor fellow having got his skull
fractured, was told by. the doctor that
the brain was visible, on which he re-
markcd--"Do write to father, for he al
ways declared had none"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
DE HI VI AN
Female Physician

AND ACCOCCHECSE-MRS. HAY re-
n spcctiully tenders her services as Mid
wife nnd Physician, to the ladies Of Placeryille
and vicinity.
ResidcAcc - Sacramento Street, near the
Catholic Church. Gtf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
1. q. r.

/ETA ENCAMPMENT, No. :, meets on the
- evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days of zach month. at Odd Follows Hail.
Whites fircproof building, n few doors below
the Plaza. All Patrarcns are cordially invited
tO attend. j. 4. MONSON G. p
CnASs W. BARNES, s.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
VEDDER IL CRISMAN,
CARPElNTTT75!
JOiners and Contractors.
DlafIs, Specifications and Materials
Furnished.

Furnished.
TTNIIE subscribers respectfully announce to
l. the citizens of PMccrville and vicinity,
that they have now in operation machinery for
the Manufacture Of
W1ndoW-Sa9h!
S0Sh-DOOrS and Blinds!
And are doing all work in their line, as cheap
us it can be done III sacramento.
TOMS, ROCKERS, RIFFLES,
And all sorts of Machinery for Mining Purpo.
scS, constantly on hand.
COFFINS made AT short notice.
80 Shop, south side of Main ST., above Sto-
ny Point, VEDDER 4 CRISMAN.
Fhccrvilic, July 18th, ls'- 'ly'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

TNIIE PIONEER LINE OF STAGES IA now making
/ regular trips between llaccryic and Carson
Valey-leaving Pacerville every Monday for Genoa
Or Mormon Station, via
Sportsnan's Hall, Silver Creek,
Hrorkliss' Bridge. Lake Bigler,
Brvckliss' Upper Station, Hope Valley,
And Cary's Mills.
Returning, will leave Carson Valley every THURS
DAY.
Travellers on business or pleasure will find this one
Of the most pleasant Stage Routes In California.
J. u. CRANDAGs Superintendent.
C.N. PLATT, Agent. w. u. KEISER, Driver,
Placerville, July 1>57.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
J. r. CROCKER.

SACRAMENTO,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
DRtHS, tHENHALS, SLRGICfL AND DEN.
TAI INSTR ENEN7.S, P.tLNZS, OILS,
tz4zNfLiE4fE, Gtc Gtc.
I HAVE on hand the largest and best selected stock
i ~ Drugs, Medicines Perfumrry, Fancy Articles
&c, ever imported into this market which will BE- sold
ai greatly reduced prices, consisting In part as fol-
lows:
100 doz Sarsnpara assorted:
~ doz Rushtnn's Cod Liver oil:
81 d"z Wis'ar's IIasom Wild Cherry;
100 duz Farr's Quininc;
1W0 his Bue Pill;
IL gross Mustang IdniIncnt:
gross Ayers Cherry Pcctorai;
1000 lbs Cream Tartar:
2WO lbs SnpeE Carbonate Soda;
Together with large supply of every article usually
kept IN our business. specially request those
dealing In line To give call before purchasing
elsewhere as am determined to sell at reduced pri-
ces.
Remember the Sacramento Drug Store, III
j street.
lS3ml f. H. Russell.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
PlaccrVi1le Post office.
MAIL ARRANCEMExrs.

A NAIL L. dispatched from this of'ce daily, Sunday
n ,Ncrptrd. To Sacramento. San Francisco. and all
mart. nf hi. STATE, which closes ut >nclnrk, y. ".
special mail Il isdi4pitchrl daily. Sundays Except
eL. tn Cnloma rid Cold Springs, which closes at
o'Glvck J. NJ ...
\ special mail Il oiso dispatched daily, SunIayse\-
,rrtrI tn Georgetown ria Spanish Flat which closes
at ~"'cluck y. NJ
The mails for the Atlantic States. Europe, &C. close
At this Office about the 81 aud 18th " each month,
rrpt when those days come OH Saturday, and then
they will ciose the day previous.
The Mails fnr Oregon and Washington Territories
arr tt.paschrl .rlni,ncn,lly. immediately Aer the
aTFiVA II tha NiahIic MKiIS.
The msls for salt Lake city anh other poat Offices
Ii Utah Territory are Dispatch Il m"ntliy, ria San
Hr1nCiscc. San Diego and the southern route.
OfFICE not ES--This office will he kept open dA.
IT, Suulays excepted from O'clUch, A. NJ, til l2.
~: aud from ~ ill ~. l.. NJ. DOx deli"cry open
Iill S,P N.
TN HindAys-Trom : ill 10. \. VI, and from till
ArM AN. THATCHER, Post Master.
o. u. HALL, JOllN HUME
HALL. T. RH0'ME,
TTORNEVS ATLAw OFFICE. Corner of
N Main M: olOnA streets, P1acrr'iIe. (4?l
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

Robert Elnmet and HHIs Love.

Twas the evening Of lovely day-the
last day of the noble and ill-iated EmInet.
A young girl stood at the castle gate
and desired admittance into the dungeon.
She was closely veilcd and the keeper
could not imagine who she was, nor that
any one of such proud bearing should
be an humble applicant at the prison
door. However, he granted the boon,
led her to the dungeon, opened the mas
sive iron door, then closed it again, and
the lovers were alone. He WAS leaning
against the prison wall, with downcast
head, and his arms were folded upon his
breast. Gently she raised the veil from
her face, and Emmet turned to gaze upon
ell that earth contained for him--tIIe girl
whose sunny brow in the days Of boy
hood had been his polar stars-the maiden
who made him sometimes think the world
was all sunshine. The clanking Of the
chains sounded like death.kneIl to her
ears, and she wept like child. Emmst
said but little, yet he pressed her warmly
to his bosom, and their feelings held q
silent meeting-such meeting, per-
chance, as is held in heaven only, when
we meet to part no more. In low voice
he besought her not to forget him when
the cold grave received his inanimate
body. He spoke of by-gone days, tho
happy hours Of childhood, when hts hopes
were bright and glorious-and he conclu-
ded by requesting her to sometimes visit
the places and scenes that were hallOwed
to his memory from the days of his child
hood and though the world might pro-
nounce his name with scorn and contempt,
he prayed she should still cling to him
when all others should forget. Hark
the church bell sounded, and he remem-
bered the hour of execution. The turn
key entered, and after dashing the tears
from his eyes, he separated them from
their long embrace, and led the lady from
the dungeon. AT the entrance she turned
and their eyes met-they could not say
farewell. The door hung upon its heavy
hinges, and they parted @rever. No, not
forever; is there not Heaven!
At sunrise next morning he suffered
glOriously, q martyr to his country and
liberty.
Ana one-O'er her the myrtle showers
Its leaves. by soft winds famed:
She fsded, midst Italian Aower0-
~ - "a AA-a
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01
TIE DEMOCRAT
IA published every saturday, at the office OH
CUlOma street, PlacerN lille, by
GELWICKS s. JANUARY.
o. ". GEtwIcEs, VIVA. JANUARY.
Tcrms,-Invariably in Advance
Advertising.

One Squarc-lO lines-hrst insertion, e3-each sub
seouent insertion, n 10. Business Cards--ten lines
or icss--one year, A2S thrae months, 4l0.
liberal Discount will he made the above rates.
Fnr al yearly and quarterly advertisements which
coed square.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-01

Twas in the land Of Italy; It was the
gorgeous time Of sunset in Italy. What
a magnificent scenel A pale, emaciated
girl lay upon the bed Of death. Oh, it
was hard for her to die far from her homo
in this fair land, where flowers bloom
perennial, and the balmy air comes fresh
ly to the pining soul. Oh, no; her saars
are set the brightness of her dream bad
faded; her heart was broken. When
ties have been formed on earth-clOse,
burning ties-"what is more heart-rehd-
ing and agOnizing to the spirits than to
find, at last, the beloved one is snatched
away, and all our love given to passing
flOweret." Enough; she died the be.
trothed Of Robert Emmct--tho lovely Ea-
rGh Curran, Italy contains her last re-
mains, its flowers breathe their fragrance
over her grave, and the lulling notes Of
the shepherds lutte sound requiem to
her memory.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-19
gfGbftScbcS.

= gSie itniere Veler ans Der nnten lc6enben 1pbet<
anSsi9e erirbsn, BAT 9r. IS. @u6en Zen Itrlut feiuer
@attin gu %bsfla9en, Die am pcrsanscnsn Gamlao nn6
furicm seiren cinem S6laafuB erlas. Qae, wslde bic
Srrltrrbene fannter, msrcen Dem traucrnben Gotteu
uno mutterlcien Bsiien ibr 0titsefibl ni6t s~erlaacn.
= Die @fitsliccer Der SGser-ecmpaanie ~erlaubsu
mir rns parauT anfmsrfiam gu MAIDEN, pas moraen
@6snS in Der eafaYetts 5all Grsreier, u%ebunssn fatt.
finren. Dap bic IN @nre9an9 sebraGte ndhtlihe Slu6.
Ia9rt in Der ant @onta8 lattsefanpenen gerlanmluna
gum Ssidins sr0oben wurbe, wirO ben 0fitaliec,rn crr
Gcmpasnis, Die jensr Serlammluns nib beimubnten,
uno raS Dutlifnm i'm Na9emeinm a~nsensbm itcrra
i6tn, IA Seccrmann ii6 germ an einem gsronno:,
betbsilissn miro, baS inns felt 9a6rcn nidt aeCotsn
muroe nno paS mannisfaltise llnterbaltuns portteie,.
Die belize 91ittsrrns pon bunrcrt uno me0r
.&5Eapsn muste aeltern timer anasnebmen .8iihIe meiher,