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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

Capt. John Pope. United States Typographical
Engineer is at ST. Louis, making his arrangements
for continuance of the service ia which he has
been engaged for year or two past-that Of sink
ing wells on the public lands in Texas and New
Mexico, to determine TO what extent water can be
found in those regions and in that direction. His
outfit will be made in st. Louis, aud then he will
repair to San Antonio, Texas, and assume command
of the expedition. Every thing being ready, hei
10 move TO the Pecos river, near the SD paraelof
latitude, there establish his camp, and re-commence
the boring Of the well left unfinished last
He is to continue this work until the water flows
continuously upon the surface This done, he is
to proceed 10 the Rio Grande and finish the work
commenced there. Like artesian wells are to be
sunk on the plains basin east Of the Rio Grande,
upon near lines of military and emigrant roads,
if sites be found favorable for this purpose;
and two of them are to be located on that portion
of the route from Independence to New Mexico
lying east OF the Canadian river He is directed to
| give all necessary information upon the peculiar
localities of each well and of the country around
| it, and to make surveys Of the route of the road
The commanding officer of the department. of
Texas is instructed to detail seventy-ive enlisted
men of the infantry and two subaltern and twenty
live cavalry, with orders to report to Capt. Pope
| for duty at San Antonio, Texas. Transportation,
stores, provisions are to be furnished by the re-
| spective military department in Texas and New
Mexico. Alarge number Of civil employees will OF
| course, accompany the expedition. These expert
ments are made under an act of Congress which
appropriated 100000 to be expended for this pur-
pose. Capt. Pope, it is probable, will be engaged
another year in carrying the instructions OF the
| Government He WILL we have no doubt make
thorough work of it.--St Louis Repa6
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A NEAT nESIDENCE IN EDCEFTELD

is offered for sac at bargain. The Lot -
Il fronts e2 feet Woodland street and 1T0 ~
Minek The House tains four good rooms, good III
ettern &c The house Is new, built Of brick aud he
situation Of the best in Edgeaed WIN be sod low
Apply 10 A. v. 9. LINDSLEY,
lunel8 IS College street.
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100 BBLs Smiths Stock Ale
lOO25 4 bbis do do
rs casks Younger's Pale Ale, pints.
Is casks Muier & Sons Pale Ale, pints, Tin Jugs)
80 casks Barclay, Perkins Co.'s Brown Stout.
$50 cases Champagne Cider.
iunel3 CARTER Mckay A co.
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~ Many to5ks owe their saeesss 10 two thinks
sas good memory OF these Who urite, and the I'D
N, m1ry OF OF those who read them
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TO PAINTERS.
Juns

MTANrED Immediately two good plain workmen, to
w whom STEADY work. and good wages will be given.
Apply to sPUKGIN TAYLOR,
Painters, 6rAnlers, &c-, Ao,
Hopknsvilie KY,
June i2-diw. Address 2. o. Rcx 40.
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SALE Of NEGRO WOMAN,

DY virtue Of NO executions in favor OF Alex Ledbetter
- against James TArpiey, viii Saturday the
27th oG June, a. the Court house wall IN the city Of
Nashville a. IL O'CLOCK, expose 20 public SAFE the high
rri bidder, for cash, negro named julia aged
about IS years good and washer and levied On
as the property Of said faFPey, satisfy sad executions
Said be any time until The day Of sale a.
The Office Of Vim. G. Boyd.
Juue i'd, THOMAS HORIZON O d q.
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book viii found posses great advantages over
the old style, from the paper being both thickl and
strong and eoU no, tear Ichen dampeaed. 1t takes
most perfect impression and its will be as conven
lent to refer those Of ordinary Day Book When
once In use great superiority will be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Maniests and other
Documents. For sale by
J,pe1 re CHARLES W. SMITH.
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BOHN,S EXTRA VOLUMES.

Uniform 9th the SraxDAsD IIsRARY.
GRAMMoNT'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES
II. Portrait.
RABELAIs' WORKS. Complete In vols. PoTtTGft
COUNT HAMILToN's gAikY TALES. Portrait.
BoCCAoCIo'S DEoAMERON, a complete Translation, BY
w. X. KELLY, Esq Portrait.
CERVANTEs' EXEMPLARY NOVELS, complete. Portrait.
THE HEPTAMERON, Faes in the manner Of BoecacciO,
By MARGARET, QUEzS OF NAvARRR. Fine Portrait.
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Extra FamiIy Laird

w are putting up In qasrsr and hah barrels an sx
eenens article % FanllY LAr which We WlA sell 10
Tor cash. Consumers somsthng By psr-hAs ns
rs. maHal-lns Wnnns CO.
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ONLY 25d15CTS
ClI. Wnnl,S GRAND MUSEUM

xITILL pnsstivsly closs en- SATURDAY MIGHT, fhars-
w day Friday aaa saturday, ttih, i2ta and ish last
Psss have been Pct to assannodAis an looh oas sr
rush.
Doors open from - 9 and iron % 10 n Admit
June lf-3t
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B. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST. NASHVILLE.

AFiSG estahli-hsd general Agricultural Depot At
the above place desire ell ny Old and true friends,
and The public AZ arre % call and ne and examine
ny stock 10 trade tn eshers the latest and most
proved Mover and Reap~rs arnhis unrvaed cora and
cotton Drls; brin s premium PoWs and CuiuFators, o.
keGtucsy; Garteu Seeds Of every variety aso, Clover,
Timothy, bas Grass, Orchard Grass Canary Hemp and
hand.
All kinds Of Copper. Tin. Brzss and Sheet Iron ware
SIN nAnufactured ard owes, Crates, &c ior sale Az
rcunfai hand ordered and sod A. ne
nanuiactureFs prizes and tranrpor aion Ase finners
Machines aad ana Tools fr0u Peck Saith Co.'S Mana
factory soutAngton. m.
Juzt Iecsivsd supply a nash, LIMA and S'rn hsana.
Pumpkih seed Eor sale loU ior eAah- $1,000.
ras4e p. - WELLER.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
M r 10 E L ID A " s Z.

Saturday Evening, June 9Th, S57,
WILL, be presented the popular comedy Of DAY IN
w PARIS. Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude
with the musical farce entitled BROTHER AND SISTER.
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6evAsssGAAA-os-S1AA of the Lou.
isfaua.

Referring to the loss on the steamship Louis
lana, the Galveston News, Of the "a inst, says:
OFFICERS AND CREw.-Capt. II. Sheppard; Mate
S. D. Clark Second Mate, A. Smith; Engineer, K.
Finn; Second Engineer, Jno. Thompson; Clerk, C.
Hughes; Bar-keeper, +. J. Brown; - seamen,
deck boy, / Waterman, Jas. Brown; 3 cooks,
stewards; stewardess, lydia Travis; pastry cook,
Urist Sctarp; carpenter Detson, l pantry .Dan,
cabin boys 3 extra deck hands.
Ii viii be seen from the above list, that the Off
GERS and crew made forty one persons. Mr. Hughes
says he had counted OPP the number Of passengers
carefully the night previous to the disaster and be.
lieves the number 6!ty, given before, except
that there we're, as he thinks, eight small children
not counted as passengers, snd these, with the nine
negroes, make the namber 81 ia addition 10 the
officers and crew, los souls, In ell, on board. OF
this plumber only 81 have been saved alive, 80 far
as is now known, namely, Is who made their escape
on tie larboard quar.er boat and landed on our
beach about sunrise, 33 who we're rescued by the
steamship Galveston, 3 by the Revenue Gutter and
by the Pilot Boat There is no reasonable bope
that any other person Of the los is now alive, 80
that the loss snounts 10 66 humun beings.
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WHITE SILK BoNNETs BY Express.

WHITE SILK B0NNETS BY EXPRESS.
ID ECEVED this morning by Express lot OF White silk
II Bonnets, Of the very latest styles and beautiful
teral.
Also, casey OF elegant small hg'd French Jaconetts
with $40 pcs White husqueto Netting Our stock goods
in general well assorted and will be offered to merchants
only at low prices
June 8. beau IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
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FRESH PEACHEsIN CANS.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

TUsr received per steamer D. A. Given, consign
ment 81 doE. Cans Fresh Peaches. War anted good.
junel8. uLA CARTER MCKAY 4 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

THx LEcruRK WEDNESDAY, NI0Hr.-The Annual
AddressNbefore the Literary Societies Of The Un-
versity Of Nashville was delivered on "Wednesday
night by Ira P. JoSEs, the accomplished associate
editor OF the PATKIoT. The idea Of the address vas
briei glance at the human race 10 the past. con-
trssted al prominent epochs Of the worlds history
Wlth The present generation. The leading charac-
teris cs Of the Of ancient and The men Of mod
ern times were clearly and astractively drawn, ami
tAe prominent points Of contrast veil presented.
Tue address as lltersry effort was highly credi,a-
be 20 Us euthor, and gave evidence Of extensive
reading, original thought, philosophical deductions,
and practical applications --Ban1ssr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

tE The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce lie informed by gentlemen
from Utah, who is well acquainted with matters
there, that the report OF discussions among the
Mormons is correct. he says that the American
Mormons vii, as soon as they ere assured Of gov
ernmeut protection, revolt from the tyranny OF
Brigham Young. aud cooperate with the terrific
rial government iB an effort 70 suppress Mormon
abuses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

The articles of our correspondent A. have attract
ed unusual attention. We are DOT surprised al this
Tor they are written with distinguished abilltv snS
upon a sutjsrt OF the deepest lateress. We reeret
that VIC arc not permitted 70 give the name Of our
corr spondeut that the weight Of his character
nishi be a1edd 20 his argamens. Hovever. We "a
sure our readers that be s Of the most emiaspt
citizens aud lawyers Of Tennessee and though be
has never held political Office, few are better
knosn. We take u npoH ongssiues 70 ssy that Ais
arguments are EaGasWfrosfs
Our common sch0al system Is detective; Il fails
to accomplish the Offices intended; this must be
remedied. Other States have good systems; Why
may not TENNESSEE The people demand IL the
enlightened spirit OF The age demands H. those
who viii stsrnly refuse 10 be taxed 20 build works
OF intrrEal Improvement vii willingly aud gladly
sustain those Who tax them 20 build school houses
ID 20 educate the poor children Of the State. Bot
schools and school houses are worth nothing with
ont teachers. good teachers. How, and shere, ara
ere 70 get these teachsrsf Teaching l. prefes-
sioa, aud q work hborioss a. that As general
rule. no man esn teach Successfully unlesa be has
been educated with visw 70 that ealing. Wa
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BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH MEMOIRS,

LHVOT1o lclth Lls krANnARD LIBRARI.
MEMOIRS on PHILIP DE DUMMIES, containing the
Histories Of Louis XII and Charles yI Kings Of France
and of Charles the Bold, Duke Of Burgundy. To which
is added, The scsndalOus Chronicle. In volumes.
Portraits
MEMOIRS OF TIE DUKE OF sULLY, Prime Minister to
Henry the Great. With Notes aud Historical Intro
ductiOn by Sir WALTER scorr. In vols. With Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., IL, and III. Portrait.
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Gift Sale of Books at Auction.
10000 VOLUMES STANDARD , Works N, NJ. S Be Of
Purch of Books will receive with their pur
chase, to be distributed as usual.
NJ. G. BRUCE, Aucdo1er,
June 2-tf. College Street.
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T HAVE goo lot Of NEGROES on hand, among them
there several goo7 cooks good ack smith, good
brick mason, several good families; all Of which INK
ious to sell, and will sell them low.
may23 W. PORTER
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Az sbls aAIfE, LOVE . 90.
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anglo-ssxon Chronicle,
BRANDE'S Populor Antiquities. Svols.
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Metrcal Romances,
FLORENCE Of Worcester's Chronicles
HAND BOOK Of Proverbs,
LAMBS Specimens OF the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of Shakespeare.
WALLETS Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLo'S Traveller
OLD English Chronicles (Six),
PASTOR Letters (Tbel,
ROGER OF wENDOvEE'S Chronicles. 2 vols.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
- New Works constantly added to the Series, and
regularly received aher publication.
W. T. BERRY COMPANY,
June 8, Nashville.
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Negroes for Sale.

100 BUSHELS Prime Potatoes in store aud FOR sal
lOO by QUICK MEAD,
may2S No II South College st.
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FLOUR, FLOUR,
POTATOES.

ROO BBLs and 800 bags of Extra Family Flour,
COO store and for sale at QUICK &MsAD'S,
may22 No. II south College str eet
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SEEDS, SEEDS.

SEEDS, SEEDS.
T AM expecting daily supply Of Onion Seeds, Water
Melon, Nutmeg and Cantelope Seeds, and a choice
variety OF Flower Seeds. Send in orders early.
june T. r. WELLER
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Pure Medical TonioI

Invaluable ~ a remedy against BAD WATER, INDI.
GESTtON, GRAVEL, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, &c-
They also certify that they found my Schnapps to be
Tree tEa4n ASohol eF due eSeeeflinr.
~ hurtfnl ingredient found In all common Gin which
DR.. Hott describes "fetd acrid and asthma tical
and producing irrepaFable effects upon the nerves
and stomach" The 'certihcates also prove NV
Schnapps perfectly clear Of he second or hcn vicr
Essential oil OF Juniper, also dangerous compo oent
produced by the over-distiIaton praCtieed to In.
crease the qhantity In making ordinary Gin"
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison in California, between the genuine XolG.s
'chnapps and the various brands Of bogus
mixed, dnctoredup, or sweetened Gin, in SQUARE
black bottles Limitation Of my style of bottles) nder
different names and labels whether NAKED Lon slOn
Germany, Holland, Scheidam Echnapps &C. in infn.
lite varety--cOnfdent that the trial will result in Cal
oria just as 1t long since has done In all the older
states IN repudating all the bogus, unwholsome i'm
itatiopoA Aierred to, and the complete triumph of my
Pure SThtl,lam Schnapps.
desire briefly to notice two facts which have late
ly added largely to the use Of WolEes Schnapps in
the city Of New York and elsewhere. LIST. Pure
French lirandy II Is almost impossible to obtain
nearly ali the Brandy imported ifOm France being
American raw spirits sent there, made into bra ndy
and shipped hack again. end Many people are
abandoning the usc- 0t American whskey, brandy
and gn since It has been discovered that STRYCIf-
NINE, deadly poison, is In use at the west in disi
ling thereby increasing the yield Of Liquor about
one-thirl.
In conclusion, will say to all who desire whole
some, agreeable Tonic and stmhlant, give a fair
w bL FRS
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPSI
CDOLPllO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
ISS 3nJ ----22, Beaver Street, New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
SAM'L. BRANNAN'S
BANK
DEPOSITS s z q UR E ID BY
@A6OyOOO
PRODUCTIVE RE.iL ESTATE
IM Trust
FOR THEIR REDEMPTION.
TRU8TEEs
VOLNEY Z. HOWARD, SAMUEL J. HENsLEY
ELI COOK.

TTNIIE undersigned has established In the City Of
i San Francisco q BANK, under the above name
style and title. The object iS 70 furnish safe place
Of deposit to all classes OF the community, especially
to FARMERS, MINERS and MECHANICS. For the
accomplishment Of this object there has been con.
vcyed to competent and reliable trustees, PRODUC.
TIVE REAL ESTATE, amounting to not less than
Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
Certificates Of Deposit will be issued for any
amount, from Five Dollars upwards but no Certificate
will he issued bearing interest for less sum than
unc Hundred Dollars, nor fer shorter time than six
months. The interest paid upon these Certificates
will h. at the rate Of Three per cent. per annum.
ALL MONEYS LOANED will be upon First Class
curiticsbut borrowers will be required to pay all
the expenses Of searching titles, drawing mortgages
and other paPers-the right reserved to the Bank
say who shall search the titles and draw the papers,
and the manner In which they shall be drawn.
Gold Dust win be received and deposited at the
United States Mint. or any Assay Office, for assay
aud tile depositors OF the same charged the usual
market rates for so doing.
Foreign and Domestic Excha nge purchased and
forwarded charging usual commission In such cases,
but no Exchange will be forwarded without" funds or
ample satisfactory security In hand.
The Bank Is Situated in the CITY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, on the North East Corner of Montgomery
and California Streets, and will be open daily, (Sun.
days and Holidays eXcepted) from "A. NJ. until 4 p
NJ. On every saturday evening from to o'clock,
and on the Night previous TO the sailing the Steam
Crs from o'clock until II Pm
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
san Francisco, October 81, l>h1 [noy1mIl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Nc,Ns liz. fIhc Sirnn,cr.

The mail steamer J l.. 81 bheHS arrived al san
Francisco Dn Monday night. The intelligence
she brings is gloomy IN the extreme. There
was Il fearful pressure in the money market,
aud immense failures were continually taking
place, creating panic ON all sides, producing
ruinun~ depreciation in stocks and other prop
criv, and causing great pecuHiary cmbarraSS-
mrniS and losses" All the banks i'll l'lIiladtl
phia, Baltimore and Whc, ling, and many other
places, luvc suspended specie aymcnts -
that is, refused ~ redeem their bills in spccir.
Most of them are believed to be sound, yet the
| run on them was So tremendous they were cont
PEELED tn suspend to avoid breaking. Many
business firms of great rcputcd wealth, in Bos-
ton, New York, and in fact i'll nearly all the
large cities. have suspended, aud the pressure
continues without abatement. What the result
will he il il fearful 10 contemplate. The naiiia
for reckless speculation, which was carried I"
an alarming extent and rroduc"L the present
evil is checked for some years at least, but it
will take years Of prosperity I" recover from
the pressure. The Atlantic papers state that
the financial panic is as great ifnot greater than
| il was in ls}G-'7. The Governor Of Pennsy lvd-
| mia issued rroclanaton calling an extra Sc>-
sion of the Legislature for the purpose Of legal
zing the course of the banks of'tliat State in
susrcnling specie payment. The Bank of
BellevilIe. IlliReis, has failed; and the banking
| house of Moore, IIollowbush d Co.. at Quincy.
ILL.,, has suspcncd. IIutchings a Go. and john
Smith Il Co, bankers, at Louisville, have StS-
pended. The Charter Oak Bank, the Mcrcan-
tile Bank and the Exchange Bank of Hartford,
Conn, have suspended. The Bank Of Central
New York, at Utica has closed its doors. All
Of the Washington City banks have suspended.
The Banks of the City Of New York Withstand
| the shock, and most of the New England and
Southern banks are reported to BE- solvent.
| In addition to those already reported, only
| three Of the survivors of the GnfttH .1m,riCn
calamity have been saved. The names of the
rescued arc John Tcc, Alex. Grant and &. W.
Dawson. They were On the open sea for nine
| davs without fud or water, and were picked
up by the British brig, Mary. Tho second day
after thu STEAMER went tewh-tlteF s'w IL E's'.l-
Der Of passengers on pieces of the wreck, but
were unable To render them any assistance.
The election in Georgia has resulted i'll favor
Of the Democrats.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Quite religious revival is going on in Yolo
county, in the different congregations. Speak
ing of them, the D.m~y0t says the congrcga-
tions have continually been large, and the work
Of evangelism has been succcssfnl--therc hav-
ing been some forty conversions and baptisms !;
and besides the usual yearly business of tho
church, there have been two weddings, not to
house. a fast people are the people of Yolo.
They d" nothing by halves, but go the whole
figure in politics, religion and love
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

TREAsrRE.-There were in the State Treas
nry on Saturday last, says the Sacramento Zee.
according to the count Of the Board of Exam
iners, the sum of $1lT,o3 Co. The receipts for
the sale Of stamps during the past month, were
over $4,000. The cash received from this
source from the first operation of the law until
now, amounts to 42,436. With honest officers
and an economical administration, such as Col.
Wellcr's will be, the State will soon pay off
her Indebtedness.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
civ Ordimnmcc, No. 40.

ordinance Licensing the Games Of Keno AMI
y Rondo.
IT,. Common Council Of the City Of Placcrye do
Ortliiu:
Sf.riny t. That any person or persons keeping "A
iiri-. or place where the game Of R"mdn Is playc'l
,lia nay for a License to do the same, til" sum OF
Finy Dollars per month for each T..blr used and
should the keeper keepers Of such Plac" "r places
rri,,r or glcct Ia pay such liceiSe I'm advanc')
u,n rnnytion shall h. fined in sum nn l"ss tl';tII
O..r Hundred nor rNr"rdng Two Hundred Dollar"
fnr each offence. aud b. Imprisoned iD tS city prison
fnr moi less than twenty exceeding thirty days
SIt' = All persons kn1ing a hOtt4" "r pace where
tlr damc ~ Keno il played, shall pay fnr lhrrIi~'
to do the same the of Fifteen Dollars per month
for each Game; and should they refuse "r'ntEr"t To-
pay such a License Tin advanced upon conviction
slllli be- fined in not less than Thirty nor cN-
crrling Fifiy Dollars, and imprisoned in the city
prison for not less than Ten nor exceeding T~cniy
Dnys.
Sta' g. This Ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after H. passage.
Approved November 18th, 1NjT.
W.M. CARY, Prcs't Common Council.
hereby certify that the above Ordinance was
~, .,r by the Common Council Of the City Of Placer
VILE, November 2d, A. d. 1851.
s. T. GAGE, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
notice 10 Ou0rtz MinCrs.

TN order that parties who may make discoveries of
/ otAKFX E0DtS or VEINS may he enabled ta
preserve Record Of their Claims, the Recorder of
n Dorado County will keep book in his Office in
which hr wf at tina rc'rIrst Of parties register any
claims that they may wish tn have rccistcrcd.-uOf.
Enr.rrr. dSUH 0rf.idi d,f hut as n means "f prov
ing the extent of claims, their location and the par
ties thereto. Said Book will always remain III the
suf, If the Recorders Office. Of II Dorado county.
N. X. SllEAEER,
County Recorder.
Plarrrvile, October Roth, 1S51. Iiml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

htoCU 4 BAonAAN.-Ths enterprIsing hrm have
nov IN store an extensive assortment Of the most ell
eeanI gooAs. Their shelves nllcd with the finest
fabrics Of every cline, including every article for Ia
ltes wear-slke Eatins, lAccs, emOrOdCres, mantil-
las, cloakS, bonnets-cverything They are selling
u large amount Of goods daily, and yet, in eonSe'
uencc Of their frequent Purchascs' their assortment
is always good.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

SrucipE.--A few weeks ago we gave an "c-
count oC the murder Of MIR. J. i. Yount, tra-
vcr ct Pckin, in this county, by Scotchmon
named Graham. and the arrest and commit
mcut Of the latter in our county Jail. For some
time past his spirits have been greatly de-
pressed, and on TNCsdUy night last the mi"er'-
6le man ended his suiISrings by hanging him.
self in his cell in the Jail Nt CO!om0.