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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
To Keepers OF sSIOOns, Hotels, &c.

desire to call the attention Of Dealers In Lii
.,,ors Tobacco and Cigurs to a few facts Which
&c of paramount importance 10 them.
I. has been q matter Of Just and very general
.,,mniairt that no Liquors, Tobacco or Cigars,
If quality above nediOcrity, could be obtained
,his side Of Sacramento, without submitting to
.Lo most exhOrbitant charges. This state of
.h;nCs NAV be attributed to the fact that, in or
dsr 70 he able 10 sell in the mountains at s'rn
r,s,nciSaO and Sacramento prices, II would lie
;ud;snpnsablv necessary 10 pm chase in srch
i.rgc quantities "a would be inconsistent with
nv degree Of safety, il stored in any mountain
c;tv. As consequence, all in this business
Inye been subjected tO the necessity of making
'.nreasOnnbly frequent trips TO the City for that
Crith which ordinary enterprise should have sup
's;cd them here. This dcsidcrntum, nnttcr
mvself, have aupplied, by Ubviating the diff
c.lties which have heretofore impcded the de-
s,.Innment OF this brunch Of trade. Having
hceTi entirely burned out by the late fire which
.Icvastated this city, have erected a capaciOus
F,REpROOF IIOUsE, rendered still more secure
nv lis favorable location in the centre Of frc-
proof block:
1.v In n srpriv Of LIquOrs, Tobacco. Cigars
and everything Appcrtaining to the trade, such
"A has never been cqualcd or approached this
aide of sacramento, or surpassed III San Fran
cisco The advantage tO the dealers Of the sur
rounding country is obvious. A visit to my
rstabIisliment now, is an equivalent in point Of
utility and economy to trip to the Bay. But
the most attractive and important feature that
/ have now to offer to the many friends who
have favored mc with their patronage for the
LAST four years, is this That ~".iar '.0 consdc
ration trtdierer. wW cla'ye Mfm mo'T tia"
ne D,nsk moderate San F,UhciScO dHd NIcTihrA-
f., wLolesGle prices Having made favorable
arrangements with the most extensive import
crs in San Observation-Disclosures Il SrwbnHef
i am enabled TO afford my ficnds everything
in their line Of business, ut precisely the same
rates at which they would be offered on board
Of the vessel in which they are imported. with
the trifilng addition Of freight from SAN Fran
CISCO here. ID. NEW DACEK.
PIaccrvlllc, August 10th, 1866.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
BARBIER'S
GRAPE GINGER WINE.
BARBlERS
MedIcNtcd Aromatic SehnnFps.

BARTER has just received from Europe. n
IA o D>t.ll!ug Apparatus, on 4 He and improved
system, expressly for the preparation OF Ginger
Wine and Aromatic Schnapp'.
It has been in operation since the beginning %:
this month aud works admirably.
ITS IMPROVEMENTS are tn exclude all RESIN
OIS nOn-vulatle matter hurtfil t0 health. from nj
liquids a. we'll H. To 'lt PriVe them of their IN1ONl
CATlNG NATURE thereby meeting the requirements
"f TENIrERNNCH. .---'--r--
To those who have not yet used 4. Barbicrs Prep
arations. would say that AI hicr's Ginger Vine
TONIC, INNIGnEA1lNG ard AFEILTlNE, and c.-
pccialy adapted f"r FAMILY USE.
Ginger Is iiS sole BASE. aud A. Barbcr would
scorn to offer As GINGER WINE u compound nf -
sehce Of Cinnamon. Gloves. Lemon and Cayenne
Pepper. forming n MIXTURE which has been per-
sisIrnily advertised ms Ginger Wine In California;
and the other States Of the Union, hut which. never
theless, cannot deceive Anaysys. the most in
prrcnccl taste. With respect To llarhicrs Mrdica-
ted Aromatic Scheitlam Schnapps, every one knows
they Dureiic, and prescribed by the Faculty in
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, ENERAL DEBILITY, nett
tralizrg haneful qualities In Water and valuable a.
an AID To DIGESTION, where tie coats Of ihe-
stomach are affected.
finally !: A. BIbirr docs not dec,n 1t necessary to
acnd forth his PORTRAIT TO the world. hut il any
o ,e Of the number who have derived benefit from
hI Preparations wishes TO see liIM he has only TO
call 1T IFS Washington street, san Francisco.
Manufacturer Of Syrups and Cordias.
40 SIN
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
PETTIT.s pRVG STORE.

CIIAS u. PETIT has now in store, the largest and
hest selected stockof Drugs. Paints, Winduw Glass,
Pure Medicines, Fine Chemicals, and Genuine Pa.
tent Medicines ever offered for yuir in this Cry and
tend it to all parts Of Fl Dorado County he invites
the attention Of Country Dealers. Physicians, Paint
Crs aud Miners 10 his extensive ii varied assort-
mcnt, assuring them that he can sell all articles in
his Luz Of trade. at lower prices than any other deal
cr in the NOUN ntainS.
lie has been engaged in his present business for
twelve years. Is thoroughly acquainted with its de-
care, purchasers may rely with safety upon finding
every article sold at his Drug Store, PURE, FRESH
and GENCINE
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
ACARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho unicrsigncd, intending soon to leave for
the Atlantic States, take this method Of return
ing their grateful Acknowledgements to the La.
dies and Gentlemen of Placcrvile and vicinity
for past favOrr; and beg leave to inform the
public that they have sold their entire intcrcs,
in their Dry Goods department TO McssrS.
merchants Of umdoubtcd veraCity and IRE.
-pFuachable character, take pleasure in recon-
mendng Them to the patronage Of our friends
and customers.
l.. L 4. SELlGMAN..
PlAccrvi.lc, April "a, 1857.
TAKE NOTICE.-All persons indebted to
I. h \. sELIGMAN, are hereby requested to
ACall and settle their accounts, as we are closing
up our business.
l.. h A. SELIGMAN.
Piaccrvi!lc, April 10, 1867.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
WHEN YOU ETND A GOOD THING
PTTCH I'M.

7NHE SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
L Of returning to his fcllow-citizcns and
friends his sincere thanks for the liberal pat
ronagc bestowed on him during his residence
at Placervile. Feeling encouraged by the
success with which he has met he will contin-
TIC to put forth his best cndeavOrs to please
the most fastidious. Havingtwenty-iiv years
experience in the BOOT and SHOE business,
he tlattcrs himself that in fitting tender feet,
and in that way curing corns, he cannot be
cxccllcd. lie pr0curcs the services Of hone
other than experienced workmcn, and Uses the
best material 70 he found in the State.
~ REPAIRING Done neatly and with
despatch.
Doing work on the lowest terms, he has been
compelled to adopt the rule of Cash on De-
livery" Please give me a call, on the Plaza,
sign of the big boot, two doors above Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express Office.
, r. BARNES,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

WTHE RAILROAD HOUSE is the best
and cheapest Hotel in San Francisco. [42 sml
d. yaeOb WSbber's Invigorating Cordial!
N0R THE CURE of Nervous Diseases, De.
bility, Weakness Dyspepsia, Vakefulness,
Trembling, Want Of Appetite, Pains, and
Weakness of the Limbs or body, for sale at the
maySl1 PLACERVILLE DRUG STORE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
FRANK BAKER,
re- 3ml In and ll2 Clay street

N'
- re- 3ml In and ll2 Clay Street.
The NEimcrs' Drug Store. at the sign Of
the Big Mortar, Main street, is supplied with
the best assorted and most extensive stock nt
fresh and pure drugs and med, ines To be
found in tie mines. The patent medicines
sold at this establishment, are received direct
from the manufacturers, and every put kngc is
warranted genuine. PcrfnmCry and other a,
tcleS for the toilet, all Of the choicest quality,
wei! supplied with paints. oils, window glass,
yarnishc>, paint brushes, lamps, lamp ol-but
sec Dr.. Jrrv"y'S advertisements in another col
umn, or call at his e>:ahl>lmcnt-th most
beautiful and tastcfuiiv arranged tirtg store in
the muuntnins-and see for yourselves, rcmcn-
brring that he keeps none but the best articles
and SELLS at the lowest prices
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Interesting Comm mumIcntIOn.-All those
Indebted to the late firm of Lee, Harmon Il
Co., are requested to call at the old stand and
settle up, before the first Of May; otherwise
their accounts will be placed in the hands Of
an officer for collection.
PIacerviIlc, April lS:.. T--''-'.--'--'-'-v---
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
RANKIN'S EXCHANGE,

Which will be open for the rcs cseption of guests
ON N"mday, sac ;sut - Instant.
Nothing is promised in this notice, of cx-
tlavIgint or luxurious living, heretofore an
known or unsurpassed, but simply small IIo-
tel, To- he kept in a neat and quiet way, on Il
srnail Scalc-tO be free from the prevalent
vices Of drinking and gaming.
But, one thing is promised to be equal to
other Hotels in the mountains, and that is
PRICE: Ifiound wanting in all else, this, at
least, shall be deemed sufficient, and will al
ways be required promptly.
Placcrvlc, April l5, 1851. 5tf !
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Jewelry Establishment!

Maj" Sired, FSr't Door BslOsO SeliSmam's.
G. TIES BSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
80 informs his friends and the public gen.
gia1 orally, that he has just received a large
assortment OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY, all Of which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
California JeVvelry and Diamond Work
manufactured to order, with neatness and dis
patch, wholesale and retail.
Watches Repaired by an experienced
workman.
CB Billiard Turning done to order. 81
COLTS REVOLVERs for eale.
n. B. All work entrusted to me shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted.
A. c. ARvIDSSON.
81 If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
3ELLING OFF
FAT ....
FIRST COST!

r 1 4, SELtGMAN respectfully inform
lie the, public that they will positively sell
of their entire stock Of Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
etc, AT COST PRICES.
All persons desiring TO pnrchase GOOD
GOODS FOR LITTLE MONEY, will find it
vastly to their advantage To call at
l.. & \. SELlGMAN'S.
Placerville, April lltl, ISL.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
CALL AT
Oondees Monroe & Co.'s
Livery stable,

a" aSo rear Of the Round Tent,
A ND YEN viii find the finest lot Of SADDLE
"a HORSES, the Best Matched and Best
Driving Teams, and the largest aud Finest As
s.CMstment .M Of BuGEiee and Carriages in the city!
teTms. Call and zee for yourselves, rentIemen,
Piaesrville, March Z, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Paper IlangingS and Carpets +!

~ MN ksuTt
- hy FRANK BAKER, 10 and liz Clay ST.,
San Francisco,
S'W cases Paper lIanArgs, French and american
every variety;
6A0n Rolls French and American Borders;
3'1 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
G25 pa TAPESTRY Velvet Carpet; t;-
4Nn ps Thrce-ply Carpet;
3m ps Sur"rhne Ingram Carpet
80 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpet
---2isI pa Gattan and Wool Carpets;
12j ps Stair Carpc.s, assorted;
27j ps lay State DrrrScts;
Sm ps o.! Cloth. assorted;
l2i ps Sk DamaSk and BrocatClle;
3m pS Cotton anA Wurscl Damask;
4m" pairs Whd " shades;
$40 pairs Lace Curtains;
~ pairs Musiin Curtains;
S'mH CnrncrS aud Curtain Bands;
32j dozen Mats. assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers. Gmps, FrnEes &c.
~ Orders from the country filled with care ant
dispatch.
Wholesale and retail by ..-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
IMPORTANT
TO
QUARTZ MINERS!
TTNlE undersigned il ready to furnish to order
CUMMINGS
Portable Quartz Crushing


Having made arrangements with the Patentec for
tlicr manufacture.
The crushing machines are recommended ac-
ro'Ji: ~ tirr sfr+f cost, aud the com
i.lrtc manner in which they ,O their wOrk.-hcihg
guaranteed Ia crush ONE TON OF HARD QIAETI
Every Ten Hours. They are so compact that tlr v
rnn J., transported to- any part Of the mincs,-thr
whole apparatus weighing only about 200 ihs,, and
no nur piece will exceed in weight 3Db lbs, and
from actual tests have given better results clean
ed in lrss time, and are simple in their opera
ton than any mill now in use. They also give the
ll returns ofhis quartz saving every portion
"f III" proceeds and showing each day the flIll val
ne If III" T'@rz crushed.
TIL. Portable Quartz Mill. Engine, Bnicr Stamps,
ard all complete, in perfect working order, with full
guarantee that Il will do all that is claimed for itcan
b. t,irushr,l for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
MILLS or 4 LARGER SIZE with -Four, Six. Eight.
OF Trn Stamp"rs. furnished AT proporonatr prices.
TIL. lIAND WILL, VIII one SiaTpCr, which can
l' worked with one or more men, and insured To
rr-lI from Four to fix Hundred Pounds per day. can
be f1rni>lr fer TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
TIL" subscriber II also prepared TO manufacture
Machines to Perforatc Russia Iron for Screens, and
will furnish Screens already perforated at Low
Price. ROBERT AITkEN,
II tREKA IRoN fOrNDRY,
Front between o and Streets. Sacramento
~ have appointed Mr.. SAMUEL GAMAGE
my Agent in Fl Dorado County, for the sale Of the
above machines, aud all communications addressed
to him Pacrrville will meet with prompt attention
[6 3n1 X. AITKEN
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
EVNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL
Il the attention of Ice consumers to the great
advantages he can offer. He has just compile
ted, at a great eXFersc, his capaciOus Ice House,
situated on the north side Of Hangtown creek,
which is capable of holding 100 tons of solid
Ice, which he can supply at moderate prices
and in quantities to suit the convenience of
purchasers.
He also begs 10 say that parties making ar
rangcmcnts with him early in the season will
find it to their advantage, as they can depend
upon constant supply to meet their demands.
CHARLES GOWEN.
Placerville, April 10, 1857. v4n4 tfl
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
FTNHE COpartnePship heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned. under the name
aud style of HALE 4 FASSETT, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
w. NJ. HALE,
H. H. FASSETT,
Placcrvillc, April 9Th, 1857. I54wl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
For Sale or Rent.

TK'ITE undersigned offers for sale or rent the
n Beautiful and Commodinus Cottage Just
erected by him. on the north side of IIangt0wn
Creek, near COloma street. II il built in the
best style, handsomely finished, with large and
convenient rooms, has a fine well Of water in
the yard, and situated out of the dust and bus
tie OF the city; within short distance of the
most business portion Of Main Street. Per-
sons wishing pleasantly located and elegant
residence, nrc invited to call and sec il for
themselves.
lGtf ID. NEWDAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Hedgeman, Clark s. Co.'s
X ENUINEMEDICINAL CODLIVER OIL.
VI warranted pure, for sale at the
PL6CxRS7LLE DRus EToRs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
CYRUS BINGHAM

TAKES this method Of announcing to his
L old friends in California, and others visit
ing this city and in want of HOTEL accOmmO
datens, that he has become the proprietor Of
the House known as
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

- NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying o.
Others,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Dl'solHsion ef CsRAstaeeAs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN 90 IN,
N partnership heretofore existing - -
Samuel st. Clair. Jamss Kyna alzfI
Aypel In the Lumber business. e - tong
Hris1ly Fat Fl Dorado county, . thls -
dissolved By mutual consent ne -
VII he c9ntiuNed IN de nxmS e 1zE1l =
the SANE, GAt1k - ~ zfn ..
~
ls
0rissly Fiat April 3 =
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In .crrr,Inu the oaies i /. p,opc, tor me to
say ,ha, / am identified With the iatcre-i. Il
christianity. but ~, With that OF Any party IA
se'''i'n ! exercise TIE ''''u'' ""''"'''' ana
'sHs IVY wv, A.. ,.,.,.,n,.~.,
psuoer., or a geprhnc,n, or native or
fote,xn horn
The oncs of chaplain {. above all party
The Inns Of Yesterday sta''S
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Mr. u II Han. one oi rarson ANS
bogus lhlcgatg~ called upoa ia los, Friday
with a view 10 explain away certain charges
which have been frely made agaits, him, al
l~lng under bonds Ia answer thrr indict.
men,s for lorlvry in the courts Of the State
II Michigan.
Mr. llnI acknowledges that he has l'yn
Indicted "a that state. tor cxtortion that
h. MAS arrsIci for lorgvry. ba, an imlict.
myn, lVr yNtor,,on ouly was found, that the
indictment Is now Nntug, but that he Is at
liberty ~ h. own roogninncc lie also
asserts uat he has tscn the subject OF con
splr,cy. anil that BE- Is cntlrly gulltltss Of
c,ihcr forgery cr eNinFtiNn. Ia sippnrt Of
this aud ai.a ~ eyihnsN ~ Ia hts integrity
h. rlrrrol Us Ia the ci,iSc,s If IT, An.
thouy Nithog, distinction Of rar,y, anil also
,n .an,lr, ,,,ilcus II >, rsul
We give Mr. n,ii, the benefit Of has as
scrti'r. that the cTimc Is net ttyery. hut
c,ter;ien. anal also that he u gul,hss Of
,hc latter 'Slr'r~s Wcwil! hear with great
plcasur' the 'o'rlliScncr OF his aeqa'''al by
= jury. I, wcuh Is source 81 rrgrv' 10
Us t. hear that any eitinn II MINNESOTA,
eVrn man "se e'''d s'N'"iNi !" avail HIM
sif at RrS. Register AVE- n.s'a'''y had
h~n bound g"b'y ~ any 'r'"e'
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The l,lack Republicans should regulate
their organs They grind cat iarr,ng mn
sic. For INSTANCE W. stated the ",hrr
day. Ia show the Bonler liulian co@Iact ID
the BLACKS, tina, they took s'sss'ssion OF N,
capitol building on Monday night. In III,
Mtsa.afh,a of Thursday thts statement !.
L.a,ci Ia the Gllo~iug language.
Ne nepaali, az member passed the Threshold
af tbs Hall Of the House Of Representatives a,.
III the icst "a. epsnsd, iens sitst daylight ca
Manday mernsng, by ref.Nns N the eiapley 81
NJ, Becker, the COMMISSIONER ia.,hsrsr 1T the
Hall No Rspabiicsa memhsI satstsd c,sa
the Capsai building daf'as Sands, S'sht
Now Il is well known to cvcry citizen ot
81. Paul, at all couvrrsant with affairs Of
the Capitol. on Sunday AMI Monday, that
tho Republican. did occupy the building c0
Sunday. The Tias' II Yesterday sastaln'
our statement, anil ecu,rs.hc's the n's''t~-
io,a in the following manner
The Republican delegate. convened At the
Y
Sss.i,s 1sgAL the t~mesrsuc caucus benz,
.till in session al the Fuller Ncass,l and deter
mined 90 remain Ia the building until l;e'ciecA,
naen, wahous etgsnts ne, salcss the ismoctAi
ic delegates weuli be IN attendance bsiore that
time
The a,S i'smsraiic caucus ~ss held a,
the Capitol On Mco.lay moruing AT eight
o'elock anil the a,,cmr, II the f,'s,' to
class the Democratic members with the
Republican sabbath hrAkcrs, thcc'fow, sig'
uaily fails.
Tho 1''ae says the Republicans e',a,vn.
al a, the Capitol, al twelve c'elcrk cn sun
day night, We as.st that a uumbsr of tbs
blacks ~er a, the Capitol hong besprc ,ha,
hour. anil tina, they No, only ca,rSsSd the
sanc'''y of'Ae sabbath by ASSEMBLING ,hcrc.
hat that por''on II tn sabbath vas n,
voted by ,hcm 10 political caueusnS.
\e, thess AN tho uco Who arr constant.
~ crying am holcf than thou o.
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Ia our report Of Moniay, proceedings
We iind tie following

Ia our report Of Mopiay, proceedings
We iind the following
M. gAI.BgAITH moved Tia, the l:sy. D..
u. seiil be elected chspisin Il the Contention.
Mr.. FOSTER oaBiusaisd Tho nominee, ~
being Identified with the Territory.
Ai. HAYDEN. la. he blestihsd himself
with the iispabeaa party II 80, Am resdJ
to yDts fof him.
puia,eas purity.
Esv' ar. sEuA va. unanimously e.setsi
Chaplain.
Iay. NJ, MIL, It appsrs, was not sal
Isiied With the endorsement 81 Dr. THosAs
fosrKx, Of Hastings, that he "is identified
with the R,pnbliean party" and % Tues
day. he aidrrsci u etier Ia the "ConseR
tion" defining his position. Mr.. B,Ioosbs
f-aint Andrew commenced reading the bit.
ter, bnt iipIing that be- hal caught tar
tar. stopped suddenly, and the letter was
laid on The lsblc without reDiing
On Tuesday night, in caucus, Mr. NEiiL''
letter was a snbject Of grave deitera,iot'
with our border ruisian friends l, WIS final
ly ,istsrmined that il should be- read, and
Thursday morning. the order Was carried
out by the Secretary Of the meeting
We directed oor Reporter O obtain q
copy II Mr.. NyirLs htter. lie procnred
from the Secretary the original letter nn'l
comnene,,l copying it. Wbereat, there was
a great tintter among Iccrtnrirs AMI mem
bars Mr.. ,Ions W <oRrH iniorm'sI our
Reporter that the Convention did not wish
the letter made public; bu, our Reporter
KEEP, On copying. until the Secretary snatch
sl it away from hun l'iore he had halt com
ple,al bia task,
The position assumed by Rev Mr. Nsni
in his letter, waa, that b. was only identified
with the thurch Of Christ and the Interests
Of Minnesota; that he invariably exercised
the r,ghl of suffrage and held opinions on
all questions of national policy but that he
would permit no individual to dictate TO
or classify him, politically We rcsrci W.
canno, obtain copy Of the letter.
The Republicans ii Minnesota hav'
edoplrl the iiunILsuAsg motto Of nj
anti Slavery Cod. anil II Is only by M
expression Of such opinions, Il appears, That
a MINISTER can have the privilege vi a'idr'-.N
inc the An Powerful IN their presence
Tln qualifications for Chaplain are moi !
be- faithful minister good citi1eo, AMI Q
true man. but is he identified with tho lie
puhicna party" Arare qualification truly
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\ ayi.g iosevi"s'ss.

Mr. 5eoosss, Of ~ Anthony, who holds
sea, 10 the Republican protrncisi meeting,
by virin. 81 his avn impudsnrc, and the
ra-cslily Of the l,ev Register Avs, Ii fully
sustaining his character there M an able AMI
accomplished liar. We win notice one Of
hia ialeho@ls relating to oar~if, which he
lrrpriraied on 'rhurs'lay. In speaking Of The
Territorial Convention Act, passd Al The
extra session. be- said
Inquiry had been Iusds fof the act, asd
II coali not ba fonnJ. Tho Pebble Printer do
nird any knowisdse Of such al act, Ut u its
pnbIics,i"a. ="
The pe1icpee which refers to tho Public
Printer Is M utter lie, In every particular. $500
We have not been inquired ofby Mr.. sr
csanr, or any other member d the ProtrAct
cd Meeting. with reference 10 the Terrific
rial Act nor have We denied knowledge o
u, or Of iIs publication. The Act 10 qacs
lion, was published officially in this paper on
the day after iis adjournment 81 the special
session. aud WI invariably furnished appli
canis with the paper containing Il. until ths
silNon WA exhausted
W. find on perusing the rcpor. II the 10
puhicnn gathering. prepared Tor our paper
80 many glariug and nsDdaeioas misrlsc
pentatrons, that We do no, think our duty y,
ajournaliat would justify VA in giving further
currency to their slandcrous li,s, When
,hc~e Republicans harm tn mix n reasonable
quantity IT truth with the ialseh"cd which
have thus Far constiiuisi the material Of
their sl~cehes, we shall give reports II their
proceedings rs VIZ are accustomed 10 10 Of
all respectable public bo,lIe. Until that
time. those who wish 10 bo informed Of their
operations. must -eek the knowledge else
where