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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing under date of the 2lst
December, says: "An important movement is
on foot which promises an easy settlement of
the Kansas agitation. 1t is intended, when
the Lecompton Constitution comes on, to take
it up by the friends of the Administration,
both as party measure and as formal Hsser-
ton of the Democrat principle Of popular SOW
ereignty. The constitution will be passed,
with provisO that it shall be presented to tie
people of Kansas for final acceptance and rati-
tication. 1t will not be thrown out or discuss
cd, for the proviso Of final submiSsIOm to he
people will silence the opposition. While it
carries the great point aimed at by the Admin
stratOn it LOCALITIES the Kansas imbroglio, and
allows the Kansas people TO treat the question
as they see fit. There will be no excuse there
after for the further interference of Congress,
and no agitators, in or out of Kansas, can re-
hash it into an important national issue. To
guard against such possibility and to avoid
every excuse for disruption Of the Democrat
c party an enabling act will be incorporated
in the new bill as an alternative, in case the
LecomptOn Constitution is rejected by the peo-
pie of Kansas. The movement is Southern
ONE" We have always contended that the
difficulty would be settled amicably and to the
entire satisfaction of the Democracy of the
country, and il the above be correct, and the
Htrdlfs correspondents are generally well in
formed and reliable. the Kansas question will
soon cease 10 be agitated.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

The Miners Drug Store. =, a..
the Big Mortar, Main street. i Svnn J ign OF
the best assorted and most extens;rPp ''sn With
fresh and pure drugs and medicines 'Cck Of
found in the mines The patent 100 70 be
sold at this establishment, are rcceir"S TS;l Nes
from the manufacturers, and every eIrect
warranted genuine. Perfumcry and ,Sage Is
tlcleS for the toilet all Of the choicest o"e,; ar
arc sold at the Miners Drug Store lover rIilIyr
at any other house in the county. II i .IaH
well supplied with paints, oils, window U II':O
s sca nr JcrRrn pam. brushes lamps lamp o@bu;
nmn, or call ut his establishmentwthserr . col
beautiful and tastefuIly arranged drug .to most
the mountains-and see for yourselyes S SsUln
bering that he keeps none but the beat zen
and SELLS at the low est prices. articles
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

IRREcoNcILABLE.-lt is intimntcd in certain
quarters, by certain editors whose Democracy
is Of questionable character, and who are
egotis,ical enough to think that they and they
alone understand the principles of the Demo-
cratic party and are capable of expounding
them, that the President is so much embiiter-
ed against Judge Douglas that he scarcely rec
ognizes Douglas as Democrat and refuses to
bestow favors ON his friends. To show the alb
surdity and utter groundlessncss Of the insin-
uation-it has not been positively asserted-it
Is only necessary to refer to the fact that the
President has appointed, since the great
speech Of Judge Douglas, his most devoted
friend Col. Richardson, Governor Of Nebraska.
This fact should silence the idle rawlings Of sill
" agitatOrs who, without authority, presume
to speak for the President. In alludlng to Col.
Richardson's appointment, Col. FOrney says:
The new Governor Of Nebraska, Col. W. A. Rich
ardson, IL now said to have surrendered his oppOsi
ton to the LecomptOn Constitution In accepting that
posltIon This 10 cruel insult 10 that gallant soldier
We ASSERT WpOR tie highest authority that he made
no such declaration 20 the President, or 10 any
else lie stands now as before, side by side with his
devoted friend, Judge Douglas.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

The petitions for Sunday laws still continue to pour
In upon the Legislature and are numerously signed,
judging from the length Of the documents. or those
presented yesterday, two from Placer and one
from tonOma. Whether the petitions signed
that was 20 which wag got i've hundred signatures
to hang a respectable citizen, by people who knew
nothing about the document they were signing, we
are not informed. We doubt very much II the petit
TONERS have clear idea Of the particular nature Of
the law they desire.
We clip the above from an editorial in the
State journal Of the 9th inst. that our readers
may see what devices and sneering insinuations
are resorted to by certain editors, TO defeat the
great moral movement in this State, for law
for the better observance Of the Sabbath day.
Whether the petitioners ''from Placer" and
"Sonoma" counties had "a clear idea Of the
particular law they desire" we have nopositive
knowledge, but from the general intelligence
of the citizens of those counties, we infer they
perfectly well understood what they desired in
regard to Sunday law when they attached
their names to their petitons.
One thing we do know, however, that the
citizens Of this County fully understand what
they desire, and that the signatures to the petit
tons from this county were signed with such
understanding, and that they expect the Lcgis-
lature to grant their prayer for general Sun
day Communicated.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

DuRNsD TO DEA1H.-An old Frenchman in
San Francisco, named Prosper Chantillot, was
burned to death on Sunday last. His shanty
burned down; and the FIRE is supposed to have
originated from the sparks Of pipe which be
was In the habit Of smoking In bed, and being
an inebriate, he was doubtless too much intoxi'
Gated 70 rise when awakened by the devouring
element. Nothing but 9 mass Of scorched
bones, with fragments of blackened, crispy
flesh, could be found, says the Argue. De-
ceased was quite aged aud very poor, and is
said to have been In the Army Of Egypt"
under Napoleon.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

Rat Roam HousS.-From experience we can
cay to our friends going to San Francisco, that
the RAFT Read House." Ia good place to stop
A. We had The pleasure Of stopping there on
recent Wait to that city. and found the pro.
prsstor, Mr. W, II. Petit, what We expected,
the very representation Of hospitality. We
received every attention both 1t the hands of
M Petit and the servants Another and con.
o'Hsave proof Of the excellence Of tho accom-.
H'odatioNs at the Railroad" IL found in the
Aea that MAJ. Ormsby, who IL noted for his
SEeccse !" ''smelhnR out" good living. always
esoPs there whsa he visIts the city, and IL en-.
dsAVoFtHg 10 get bill through the Legislature
TO make the "RailrOad House" part Of Sierra
Nevada Territory which we shall opposel
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
ORIGINATED BTTTERS.

Tie annexe'l statement Of Prof A. A. Hayes. N N
stat" As>avrr. is ample testimony 81 the scirntaI
TTTrTHcr IN which IfIs medicine Is compounded anx
recommends il to professional men.
An opinion having been asked for NJ me. In eon,.,
qu"ncc ~ tFr formula for preparing OxyKrnated Bit
trs being known to me, express the following in
form: ~
The composition Of these Bters includes those me.
d'c'nni Substances which experienced physician.
have long rcsorted 10 for special action on The 49,
tenn when d"ranged by fever'. dyspepsia, aRurS ana
general debility, resulting from exposure or climate
inthrnce.
Th'S" are rendered permanent, and remain sctlv.
NJ this pre- p1rat"n. az cOnAPYWsncs of TIE AaNsnfI
Nc mdnne" IN Thich they are co1DbiHrd-
II was " u founded inference, that the prenar,.
ton used IN larger nr smaller doses would prove a
valuable G'nrTD NSii'ine, which experirsss Has
demon >irAt. Il. --.-----
In this medicine no metallic salts can bs fssnI. Hv
the most tlicate chemical trials.
Respectfully. A. 4. Hayes, n. D.,
AssaycT To the State VI Nus
No. Pine ST., B'~ton, 10Th Dec ISS9.
Seth W. fowle Co. I3S Washington ST. Rao,on
Pr"prietors S,ld by their agents every where.
Sold by Henry Johnson 4 CN, Wholesale Drug.
Ei';s. l46 Washington street, San HransiscO, sole
agents for the Pacific cOast. Am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
PETTIT,s DRUG STO11

CHAS. B. PETIT has now in store. A.. L.
beat selected stock Of Drugs, Paints WindoS CI.n
Pure Medicines. Fine Chemicals, and Cenr,u ".,ssr
tent Medicines ever offered for sale in this CITY, ana
desiring to increase his present large trade 81 IN"
tend =, tn aii parts Of " Dorado County, /.
the attention Of Country Dealers, Physician, H;1.'
crs and Miners to his extensive and varied a..I nt-
ment, assuring them that he can sell all artrl". =.
1T in the mountains. O'''' ueAI-
lie has been engaged In his present tu.in.,, ,.-
twelve years, Is Thoroughly acquainted with n, ~
taiIs and rs he selects his goods with the Vr,.,4.
care, purchasers may rely with safety mn" ks.a'tss
and GENUINE. 'N' tHESL,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

ThcSan Francisco GIObe, for some unaccount.
able reason, is excessively ambitious to get up
controversy with the MoUNrAIS DEMocRAT,
insists that there is split in the Democratic
party, haughtily orders Democrats to take
sides, and intimates that those who support
Douglas are traitors. We respectfully decline
to enter into controversy with the Cube. We
are not in the habit of permitting men upon
whose shoulders Democracy sits loosely tOhec.
ter us, nor do we think that such men are CO.
pable Of teaching US what constitutes good
Democrat. We will listen with all due defer
ence to the advice Of unuareying Democrats,
but not to the idle rawlings of every one who
PTofesses to be Democrat Our Democracy has
never been qUestiOned-wc have never belong
ed to any other party-never voted any other
ticket-never advocated any other measures
never recognized any other organization or au-
thoTity. How many Oftbose who now profess
to be such ardent Democrats, who are vain and
egotistical enough to assume to be teachers,
can show as clear record? They must an-
swer our questions catcgorically before they
presume to dictate to us.
We would deprecate any split in the Demo-
cratic party as earnestly, certainly US honestly,
far more unseltshly than the editor Of the
Globe. We deny that there is u split. The
silly and insidous efforts Of men who are Dem
ocrats in name only, who are not noted for
their attachment " principle, who have belong
ed to all parties and been treacherous TO oil, to
create disturbance, will end in smoke. 1t is
singular that the Globe is the only paper in the
State that has made the extraordinary discov-
cry that the Democratic party is divided, split,
up, dissolved! Such statements as it is daily
filed with. "givc aid and comfort" to the ene-
my. If there be split it is the duty Of every
good Democrat to mend the breach, not TO
widen it. We want harmony and unity, not
discord and division.
It is matter of indifference to us whether
our Democracy suits the GLoJe or not. At a
not very remote period its Endorsement of our
Democracy would have injured us material
~. We stand now where We have ever stood,
TO use the forcibIe language Of Judge Douglas,
"by the Nebraska bill, by the Cincinnati Plat
form, by the organization and principles of the
Democratic party" and we will not be driven
from our position by any men, much less by
those whose Democracy is Of q doubtful char
acter. The mountain press, we will state for
the benefit Of the Globe, is independent and
fearless, and bus little respect for, little conf
dence in the purity or patriotism Of San Fran
cisco politicians.
The GlOJe had better turn its powerful bat
teries against the enemies Of the Democratic
party, not its friends. and it will do so, If it
be sincere and disinterCsted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

kead the Report Of the Grand Jury publish.
"a !" ao'dsyis DENocRAr. Il contains matters
:" interest To every citizen Of our county. We
MSss economtSc or our indebtedness will be
fSArt"lly increased beforc the expiration of the
Presant year. We think, however, the jury
estimate the receipts too low. Real estate IL
Constantly improving and increasing In value.
md TIA rsOsipta hom all -se~Eces, estimated, Mt
<Ao'"Oo tor the next year. We are satisfied are
NO small Our expenses are too heavy and
must 10 diminished. We may refer to this
subject again.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

PAINTING MATERIALS EXEMPT FROM ExEcu.
RSoN.-Mr, King has introduced into the As
Sombly bill 70 exempt printing materials,
DsinIing Otaces aud the libraries Of editors
AO@ execution. We are opposed to Il, can see
10 AvOesaity for Il, aud believe that u will OPP.
sENto td>hs detrimcnt Of printers aad propri.
stors Of printing Offices. All ppOprictors are
not priUlcrs. A proprietor may employ prn-
Ssrs-thsy may faithfully perform their duty
GOr six, niue or twelve uSChthS, with the expec.
tation Of being paid Nr their labor, at the cx.
pirAtiOn Of which time, urless the Office IL q
paying Que, which is not frequently the case,
the paper sOApendS, and they are discharged
with the lOsa Of the greater portion Of their wa.
Gee. with no prospect Of collecting them
AOAias bow few country proprietors are able
MpU their "joErs"ln advance. and unless
Wey promised 10 do 90 how many printers
would accept situation with q poor prospect
OF getting paid for their labor staring them IN
the hoeS Proprietors would reap the benefit
az the bill. not the printers, and we NC forced
70 believe Il would DO injurisAs to both. Give
noproprtetOran opportuOi,y tn take advantage
Ot those who labor for han, to whom he 10 Just.
y Indebted. and who are equally az deserving
Of protection. We may be prcjudiccd against
THE bill. for The reason that the editors and
PrOPr'e.Ors Of the DSNOCRAr are practical prin.
SsFs-may, ''iw Me course Of human events, "
b forced to "pply to apparently honest but
HnPr'HctPlcd prOprictors for work, may be EN-.
P'oysd' and ultimately swindled out Of hard
earned wages. Introduce a bill to protect
practical printers, "JOur printers and we may
mot object to Il, but tho bill alluded to, In the
Language OF tho Nevada Democrat, "allows
IAe Pr"prissOrs Of printing offices to swindlc
JoSrneymsn out Of their wages" and we,
hsFe'"Fo' earnestly protest against its passage.
We believe the gentleman who introduced tho
o'A WAs assVAssa BY pure motives, but did not
Tsases upon tn consequences that might re.
SUlt ifom to passNRr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

VUAAFs N'SsRs and others wishing to pro.
cure castings ct any kind. will find Il to their
advantage to patrOniSc the Placcrville Foun.
dry Mr. Melvin, proprietor Of that establish.
n'en'' has made every preparation necessary
:" d" work McllIand promptly, aud now makes
a. good castings as can be had anywhere
We are glad to know that his business Ia ran.
IDLY Increasing. and hope that all of our citi.
sous who Wse castings will give him a call be-.
fore purchasing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

BoUND roa TIE CoLoRADo.-A party Of some
seventy five or one hundred persons, 1t is sta
ted, have made arrangements tn leave the
Northern counties for the Colorado about the
goth of March. They will proceed by Sacra-
mento aud Stockton, leaving the latter city
about the first Of April. The country is rep
resented to be rich in minerals, the climate So
luxurious ind the land the finest In the world.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

New AND Rich DIGGINGs DIscovERED.-I The
Shasta Courier publishes letter from Mr.. ].
u. Wise, dated Methodist Greek, South Forth
of the Salmon, which contains an account
Of the discovery of some wonderfully rich gold
diggings. The Courier says the writer is an
old miner, extensively known in Shasta and
adjoining counties. Two men,, named Mat
thews and Gardner, were ont hunting, and ac-
cidcntally run across q man who had been
working on a tributary Of Salmon river all
summer who told them he had averaged sew
en- dollars per day for the time he had worked.
Matthews and Gardner commenced working
with sIuices few days afterwards, and they
averaged forty-five ounces per day for twenty
eight days The new diggings are in low
hills and fats. II seems almost incredible,
but the writer states that eighteen hundred dOl-
lars have been taken out of one painful Of dirt,
and that not single claim has failed The
above may be true, but it sounds much like
the "Gold Lake" and Kcarn River stories,
which proved false.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

Ac0r'sfAL.-ThC trial Of Jesse KccGcr for
the murder Of Antonio GOnini, near George.
Town. come two weeks since, occupied the Dis.
sF'cs Court on Tuesday and Wednesday last
and resulted In aeQUitial Of the accused The
Ns'eHdANt ts youth Of sixteen or seventeen
yssrs. and much sympathy was expressed
N a." favor Tho verdict of the Jury was loudly
sVPA"''eds aud tho Court had to adjourn In
consequence Of the feeling manifested.
The TRIAL Of William KeCfer, the father Of
'ssse' who was indicted for the same offence. Ia
cot for the 18th instant
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

CAIscO PARST At 81 DoaADo. Ladies
81 n Dorado will give Calico party, on Wed.
nsodAy evening the 18th inst The party will
~ SOr the bensHt Of the school in that place,
which shOald secure Il the cOuntcnancC and
patronage Of every one who dcsirss the adj
VAnosment Of the cause oC education. Il will
BE splendid aIair,-Our fair neIghbors Of Fl
DOUNdo have too much taste and energy to fail
- anything they undertake. Il will be given
- he NevaSA nnusc. Tickets, IS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
ORLEANS HOTEL!
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets,
PLACERvILLE.

ETNHE undersigned begs to can the attention Of res
i idenis and the travelling public, to the superior
accommodations he can offer, having spa cd no ex-
pense In rendering his motel Of the best in the
mountains. The servants will be found civil and
Obging.
The single and double, and family rooms, are well
ventilated, and are fitted up with . view to neAtness
and Gle illness.
As the Beds are supplied with No. Pula Mattress.
es, the weary Traveller may depend upon having what
SO few hotels afford, viz A GOOD NIGHTS REST
by strict attention to the comfort Of my guests, and
Charging moderate prices trust 10 receive
share Of public patronage.
GEORGE WAITE, Proprietor.
ffeh13 nj
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
RAYMoNp 8 McNuLrY's MIL,

FORTUNATE ESCAPE. The Placer Courier
SAYS, q few days since Mr.. Thomas, who lives
near Yankee Jim's, was met by robbers, on the
trail from Yorkville, who were scared off by
the screams of lady approaching. He had
$500 on his person. The whole country seems
to be infested with thieves and robbers, and it
Is scarcely safe to venture out after night with
out arms.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

OaLsANS HUSRL-Thc traveller will ever find
hearty wClcoMc and the best bed and board
Ct tits popular h"tea Mine host, Mr.. George
waite has had much experience in hotel. keep.
ing and hAa reduced Il to ''sciencc," and
never falls to render his guests comfortable
and happy. Those Wishing quiet home, with
god living and attendance, can DO accommo.
dated at the Orleans,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

DIR. l.. j. CzapkNy.--In snc4I.r -.
t I,l pap.r viii be found the Advertisement Of
CLAPkAf TIE Doctor's testimonials arr Of .r =;
character NJ to Justify us in comnendng him to nh
TIC consideration as gentleman and phvsIcIan pS ~,
one Who is in every way qualified for The f.i,hf And
formanee II his promises. -''''u' PER
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

TaEPAcIFIc MEDicAL JouRSAL-We haroro.
sc''ed the second number Of this really valua.
Die work. which every physician should sub.
sertoc tor. Il Ia fllcd with interesting matter.
IL edited and published by ORA. Trask and
wooster In San Francisco, at five dollars per
Annum
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
San Francisco Agency.

MI. l.. r. FISHER. at the Iron Rui,d,O. 49,.
TIE oH'ce "f Che Pacific Express Company eorpsr -
montgomery and Washington Streets is our onlv ~
nori1rd agent for San Francisco ' ~u-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY. FEB. NJ, 1855.
TaAgaSoAL.-Tho RobIuDOn Panty will np

TmAsaScAL.-ThO Robinson Family will Np.
DssP q he Placsrvills Theatre, on Wednesday
1VSslaG Hsxt when will be presented varie.
y Ofpissos HsvSs before performed IL THE city.
2iss oaean RobinsON. the "Fslry Star" now
raaks h0A snOus the NEST accomplished 40
tSsssss 10 tAs State SRa supported a. she will
- q tAis OooasaOUp should draw crowded hOu.
sss. Mise SSsan will appear In two pieces aud
u several new songs and dances.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

Archbishop Allemauy, of San Francisco,
performed high mass and preached in Marys-
vile, last Sunday, after which the right of con-
tirmatiOn was administered to large number
of recipients.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

SPLIcINa.-We learn from the San Francisco
Times that two hundred and eighty couples
have been married in that city during the past
year. How many couples have been divorced
during the same periods
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

4 FsAM.-Rx.CorOuS Kent and Mr.. b. F.
AoallOa. Of SaS Francisco, bought quantity
q Sdlklss 81 tAs Sheriff. sAle in that city on
Saturday lAst and sent the same to the inmates
u he cO0aty Jail NhO had quite Publication.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

SOLD OuT.-Dr. NJ. ID. Human, of FL Dora
do, has sold his drug establishment to Mr.. A.
Huntly, and will hereafter devote his whole
attention to the practice of his profession. His
Office is opposite the old stand.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13
GEO. IA. LOVEGnOvr7

At"CniOn Book Store" 81 J Street,
IL our authorized Agent for Sacramento Chv An.
orders for advertising left with him, will be promD,~
attended to. T"P'T
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

CHAMPAGNE.-We return our grateful thanks
to DR.. L. ]. Czapkay, of San Francisco, for the
present of basket Of Genuine Heidsick, sent
us from Barry & Patton at his order. We can
assure the Doctor that VIC and our friends did
ample justice to his delicious wine, and drank
to his health and prosperity in many foaming
bumper
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

STATE MEDICAL AssocIATON.-Th State Med
ical Association commenced holding its annual
session in the U. s. District Court room, in
San Francisco, on Wednesday. Delegates
from all parts Of the State attended. Il is one
OF the best Associations in the State, and num-
bcrs among its members none but thoroughly
educated physicians.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

The BATES TRIAL.-The trial Of henry Bates
deEluting State Treasurer, comes of on Mon
day next at Auburn, Placer county. Evident
ly the tool &c others, he yet refuses to disclose
the names Of his accomplices, who have reap
ed the benefit and he the odium Of his crimi-
nal conduct
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-13

TAANSs.-Ws ere indebted to Messrs. Dick
snsoH' JOHHson. Carpenter. Hamm and Burch
q the Senate; and Messrs. LoOfbourrOw, Mo.
~. Basl, Graham, Lee, and GAlbraith Of the
Assembly t6r Legislative documents.