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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

COMMISSIONERS GALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE. IN B0SHER'S PLAN. AN Bull
LOCKS AND. HARRIS ADDITION, AT AUCTIuN.
In execution OF a d. cree Of the Henrico County
Court, pronounced ON the 18th OF August, 1885, In
the cause of Oar aco,t and others vs.. Edward
Heidt, the undersigned, the Commissioner thereby
appointed. will proceed 70 sell at public auction up
on the premises. IT. ESDAY, the 18th Of Decsnl-
Der, commencing at ga O'Clock N, Lot ct Land,
part of Lot No 49, in Bulock's ard Harris addition
fronting Broad street q feet and running fback
40 feet on smith street, TO an asy Is feet wide
Also Lot No la2, in Duvals addition. lying Rose
street. fronting thereon IS2 feet and running back
i65 feet.
And on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at O'Clock,
will be sold two Lots OF Land, designated Lots
Nos and ?, in Craigs Plan, lying on the road from
Richmond to Bowling Green, and at the foot OF
Chelsea Hill
TEaAs-Une-tbird cash; the balance at and u
months for negotiable notes. with interest the title
to the property to be retained until the purchase
morey is fully paid
Sale conducted By JAS u TAYLOR Son, Auets.
Ao
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E0ANnHI
kA FOR PHILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA
Ng,E EVERY TUESDAY-The A No.
- - iM steamship CITY OF RICHMOND.
- g Mitchell will receive freight
.o-aa' tfrida, Monday. and up to the hour of
leaving On TUESDAY. Dec d, at 10 o'clock. M,
.os lrelght or passage, having superior accomno.
osttouS. apply TO Fl TUTTLE
p.,.., Agent, Rockets
Freieht through to Boston. via philadelphis. by
steamer, at moderate rates and with disretch ieay
ing as above and arriving In Boston on Monday
de "a -3t-FrSaTu @'-
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CERVANTS' CLOTHING.-We have a
~ good assortment Of Servants Clothing Oh hand
and as sre DESTROYS to clear it al OUT We will OF
fer great bar gains,
For Hen We have ga ard ga Full Cloths. Cassi.
nets keraeye. Jeans, &C.
For Women we have Linaeys, cheap Muslns,
Engish MeTinos, Ca'icos, &c
ALS0-flauIels, Blankets. Stockings, Socks &c
a CHIIEN IL GHENERY
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NEGRO bIRlNG.-The undersigned
- thankful for past favors again offers his SCI
vices 10 bis friends and the public generally To
HIRE on L NEGROES. He will tievose his strict
attention To getting good homes, and the highest
prices. Aud II al cases OF sickness will see that
the Servants are we'll attended to
Collections and payments promptly made.
LUClEN LEWIS
Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street,
de ll-tlJ Richmond Va
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~ $50 PASSENdEhS IN NEW YORK
go F)R THE S3UTH, will be careful TO
purchase their tickets at No 229 Breadway, corner
Broadway and Barclay streets. to Richmond and
Petersburg lftiokets are procured at the New Jers
sey Railroad Office foot Of OouftlKnd street, buy
them 20 Washington only the, by steamer 70
ACQUIA GREEK. on board Of whie b tickets can be
procured to all important poinss south otherwise,
passengers will ,sub octet o. the circsitons route
via orange Alexan ira and Virginia U.usral rail-
roads. with uncertain connections st Richmond for
the SOUTH .@t* ssaaN
IN The Acquia Greek Line 10 ths ONLY twice daily
mail line, making regular connections with trains
for the South noI2 skUrH,
r. FOR THE NORTH AND WEST,
ft4 VIA VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND OR
ANHE AND ALEXAND IA RAILROADS Two
Trains Daily. viz: At As A N, and at 5is. p M.
making close connections at Washington with the
and for all parts of the West.
Ticket office Of the Virgin . Central s.niroad. TO
ALEXANDRIA, CINCINNATI
WASHINGTON, DECATUR,
BALTIMORE, ykfFEks0NVILLH.
PHILADELPHIA, INDiANAPOLIS,
NFW YORK, VINCENNRS, - d 81
PITTsBURG, LOulsVILLE,
ZANESVILLE. 81 LOUIS,
DAYTON, CHICAGO.
COLUMBUS.
Bas gage checked through.
Passengers for Washington are sst down ct any Of
-' 'O'e'- : or NETHRRLAND.
an % Ticket Agent.
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49, -
EHIPPINa.


EEh> THE STEAMSHIP ROA.
fsa NOKE. Captain Thomas skinner
ssEkx1s&m will leave here on TUESDAY naxt
. - 2sth ecsmber, at 10 O'clock,
NJ. for New York. Ni'N' A.
de 23-st LUDLsM A. VATICAN
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CTATE BONDS.-I have for sale Vir-
~ ginia six per cent Bonds latest tssuss in amounts
suit purchasers. and 1t the lovest market rates.
A w MORTON,
oe 4-2HvalsJ No liz Main &c
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NEW GOODS!-TEW GOODS LIB

~ the steamer, yesterday, from New York, We
have received @enty packages o. new and desrabl'
goods which Offering at very low price: lG
pieces neat small figured Nerrimac prints, of choice
patterns; 10 rieces black, beaver. and Broad cloths,
for ladies CioaEG ana Ragians; dark cOlOred Quilt
ed Skirts; Mohair De Reges: $50 Bew Shawls OF st,
designs; Velvet Ribbons all widths: ladies' Kid
Gl9vs superior quality: rich Taffetts silks; blacl
Gro de Rhiues Maut!lla Velvet; white hoir Antique:
fl Tari1taus ut b4rgaiu; French Mrrinoes: bnEi-
hasaes Alpacss, Sgxonia plaids Linen hdkfs., Irish
Lineps Table ClOths, ali sizes: Fl4nnCls. Blankets
and other eFgains too num"ri TO mention.
j MILLHISER BRO
dea 1913 Broad street
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NEGRO HIRING--Tbe nnders;on.

=. would most respectfully inform his patrons and
the pubic generally tina. he win continue in the
ont NE9RoE., Renting cut HOtS E3' Caliectins
CLAIMS, Selling NE3KOs3S and REAL ESTATE
ana attend to any other business in b is line
lie IL also Agent for the MErRHPULITAN HALL
shows. exhibitions, &c. wy 'oi
Thankful for past fayors he respectf,,v so,;c;4s
q continuance OF the same. ~
Ofce on l4th street. (old stand } Lisle's Row Rich
m0nd. John r Cnnit eh
de pts General Acent AND Coiioc.,
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v bushels prime Mer-
4 Ger Potatoes 10 store and for sals ~ ~
aeN ERIUGFoRD 90.
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oHAWLS And CLOAKs--We have

~ lately ediei t. our stock of Shawls and Black
Cloth Clocks making it very important 10 those
who wish new style article. of good quality, ST
the loTest cash price, to give us a call
Also. a beautiful assortment of those cheap Baya-
deere siiks-f20 dress worth $25-Rich Lace and
French Worked Sets; more of tho low priced
Kid Gloves; Ladies and MissAs Hoop skirts
PERKINS h co,
l.. a H.
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NHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN THE

~ cry
If you want good large Bed Blanket. for hall
their value Call at 2? Main street
ii you want yard wide Bleached Cotton, at Ga
cent?. tall at u nam street
If lou want fast coiored Prints. from Ga cite auc
upwards Merinoes and De LANES, at low prices.
Call at q Main street.
If you want TO save % per cent. il buying cheap
Dry Goods OF oil kinds,
Call at No n Main street
If you want handsome Philadelphia made Mo
rocco Bootees, with without heels Uoatskin do.
Misses Children's. Mems and Boys shoes; at as
tonishing low prices, call at q Main street:
de- JOSEPH STRAUSS.
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nEy z0S.ur.
~ SECoND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.


~ SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
have received. and will open this morning q
fresh and magnificent assurtlnent Of
LADIES' DRESS G0oGs.
embracing all tie newest designs Also a splendid
CLOTHS. oAssIMEggs AND vEsTINes.
Of every grade and color A beautiful line OF
Twee3s, Satipets, Angola Cassimsres nd fine Ken.
lucky Jeans. Suitable FOX Boys Wear Zine Red and
Crib Blankets: also. large stock al Servants dc;
heavy stock OF Negro Clothing. Of every quality;
mesiic Goods. All ot which have been purchased
In New York w.tnin few days past, on the most
faNofaete terms and Viii BE- sold cheap for CASH or
prompt paying customers
cali 10 respectfully solicited Of all who want
cheap and good 9cods. Ali ark. Come and zee aud
oe z$-2m JNo L. sMITHER.
ME axe receiving per Jamestown
w Fancy Prints. medium grades
E>si, White and Yellow flanneis
Mohaif Mixtures and Dehagea
poSEee HdktS, Corset Jeans
RHbsmaoeis Sublime Servings
Aaraiialps an1 Stuart's Patent Threads
kCntuoky Jeans. medium and super
Heavy Paid LiBseys
sbc.lard Wool Shawls
ashmsny other rev and chesp Goods for sale by
81 kENr. PAINE CO.
GERVANTS' BLANKETS Servants
J., Rlapkets All persons IN want of Servants
sto,& before supplying themselves, as We have
large stock on hand of the above paIaod goods,
which We axe selling AZ very reduced prices.
JOHNSON HARM O0D.
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%lCHUUA UF DESIGN --VlitGINIA
~ MECIIAN1CS' INSTITUTE The exercises of
this school, under the guidance Of Pros IfRENRICHs
anu GRAFT Will be resumed early in January. 1859
There viii be three Classes with tuition foes vary
according 30 advancement OF pupils 4 Il boys and
young men wishing TO snter for the session of 4
the Professor: or, 10 Mr. Jos, Powell, Mr.. Kersey
IT 10 a vi BaIiey, ~
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7CHE GRAND GALA WEEK.-The

TIE s5.s G Vim maj GAhA to their I.
call al GULD$MIT'S Cheap Store, aij, Broad ST. i.
and only 20 MS iunumerabe bargains which he
is opening 10 his customers; his whole and entire
stock OF Goods must be sold. and he bas made Il
considerable reduction in the ice Of Zach article
H. hiss very large assortment II Cos ks, RaCians
desert oti L. Fmbroi3eries in great profusiOD large
assortm MT of Mlnary goods. a large .ortnleut
of ods for BALI and Partie7. Black COttons. Bla
SlEs Hosiery, Gloves. Nubias. Comforts, Cuffs
MOhair Heal Dresses Hoods. Leggias. Corsets. and
riicns OF other arti r5 Ii you want 10 purchase
good and desirable articles, and save money in the
bargain 20 this week to GoSD-MITS
d. 20 Cheap Store. . S. Broad street.
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CUPERIOR Lynchsurg Smoking To-
~ bacco, Pipes and Dismal swamp atensi very
superior article for ssle In quantities "a suit, By
WAXING pEARCk. Draggists,
de9-lW lO7 Droad street, ab0ye 9th.
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vHEAp SERVANTS CLOTHING, &c

A VHEAP EEhV AN 10 CLUI NINU, &C
~ &c - HcEsekeepers having their ssrvaDts'
Clothing TO purchase ill find it TO their special ad-
vantage to call at my Store. where they get the
best bargains in Lindsey Merino, Muslin, Calico.
Cotton Cllth, CassinetGs, Hosiery, Sha%s. Cloaks,
&c sc. AUGUSTUS MHlLERr
deIs Cheap Store IL Main street
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~ Fhe subscriber, who has. Tor e l0ng series of
years been en0agedin female instruction. has taken
the house recently vacated by Mr. Roster. in which
he will opeI SCHOOL for the reception of females
on the first Monday n January
Terms, &C, made known application at the
school room. HENRY ROBINSON.
de 2l-2W
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Jelly. &o.-Jelly, Blanc Mango, Cox {
- Sparkling Isinglass, COOPER Gerkers. Sheet and
Shred Gelatins. Specs, fiavoring Extract, Consen
tratsd syrup Of Pise Apple. strawberry. kaspber
~ -. 0' ' GEoRaE powDEN. Drnssss,,
dsa l73BrJads q.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07
A WILD FRESHMAN

p. NJ. S. S. Goa Washington letter wri-
ter holds the following language in regard to
the charge that Senator Gwin is the agent
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company;
"Scnntor Gwin has been abused, as the
friend of the p. NJ. S. S. Company. II some
men will take the trouble to investigate 'J;tcts,
they will find that while McKibbeM was Np.
parently working for the TehuAntcpec Route,
the p. NJ. S. s. Co. have his written endorse
mcnt for the new contract ending October,
1859, in their possession, and Broderick also,
0ids this Company with his autograph. SEN
ator Gwin opposed them throughout, and so
did Scott, but those referred to, who would
wish to be thought "purc and holy" are the
sinners. Let the "peOple" inquire further
into this matter, and see who arc tho friends
realty to California and her interests
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07

JAMES McKMcHT.--Thc Brodcrick scayen-
ger, in It's issue Of Tuesday, contained a
lengthy TRADE Of bilingsgate--thc vSrnacu
lar language Of the persons who control itsRll-'
thy cOlumns--directcd at the "cdtor.in.
chief" Of the DENOcRAr. in consequence Of
notice Of James Mcknight, published in our
last issue. Were It not that n copy Of the I'll
thy sheet might accidentally meet the eve Of
persons not acquainted with us and ignorant
Of im reputation for truth, we should not no.
ticc it for assurcdly no respectable man In
this community, where it has been convicted
Of lying, by positive proof can for a moment
regard its TayingA Our remarks concerning
hOncst James Mcknight were called forth by
the fact that the Erodericki:cs were circula.
ting the report in distant precincts. that the
villain who had betrayed his trust and ti'chcd
from u coniiding friend, was an Adninistra-
tion Democrat lin fact, were in reply to
the query Of = correspondent whose letter
composed part Of the article in question. SO
fur from even having attempted to injurc any
one personally, for mere difference from MS
in political opinion, We have often been
thought to speak too favoraLly Of our HONEST
political opponents. So far as We arc concern
ed, we are willing that the friends Of Me-
knight may think him an honest, Injured
man. Such may be possible, but the commu-
nifty don't believe it any more than they bs-
licvc the scnvcnger that so wantOnly aSSailS
us and attributes motives to Us that are aS
foreign to our nature as they are native TO
that Of its managers, to be Truthful. Ifhc be
innocent, why was it publicly stated here, on
3oOd authority, that he had "defaeed the
books Of his employer, and cmbezzled large
amount Of money, and why was he rrcsted
II he satisfied those most interested, that all
was right, perhaps We should not mcddlc in
the matter :. but We feel that s'eOrn state
mont of the 3 settlement would better salts
f. the community, and would dispcl some Of
the bad odor that fingers about Mr.. Ne
Knights ''priyate character The Scavcn-
ger folks may continue to puff their friend
with all the ardor and earnestncss Of 1aid ut.
torneys, yet the community will not consent
to believe him an immaculate specimen Of "in-
jurcd innocence until n pHbItc examination
il had. If he has been sandcrcd, why do not
his friends bring him back and let him set
himself right with the COMMUNITY he has so
aithfully and honestly served " as public
oliicerI Why do not they appeal to tile law,
which is ever ready TO give protection to the
! weak and redress to the injured? Ifhc has
been sIandered, the originator Of the SANDER
has abundant means TO satisfy the law.
For the present VIC will let Mr.. Mcknight
, and hi. friends slide, leaving to the COM
nunity to say whether VIC stand convicted Of
the base motives attributed to US by the pari-
abs Of the scavengcr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07
GEoRcErowS, Aug. 8, 1868.

IIoN. HENRY SECHEsr.-Thc telegraph an.
nonnccd yesterday morning, says the Wash
inSton Union, of July 81, that Hon. Henry
Sccrest, ian anti-Lecompton Democrat" had
been nominated by the Democracy Of the 9TH
Congressional District Of Indiana, to represent
it in the next Congress. We arc informed
that Mr. Sccrcst was an opponent Of tine bill
to admit Kansas into the Union as originally
passed by the Senate. but that he has given
to the English substitute q cordial and hearty
support. lie was sustained in Convention
by the friends Of the administration in order
to defeat the denomination of Hon. John G.
Davis, an anti-Lecomptonitc. Mr.. Sccrcst is
represented to be man Of fine talents, and
his nomination is an assurance that the DE-.
mocracy Of Indiana do not intend past issue,
now fully disposed Of, to impair the harmony
and integrity of tho party, or to endanger the
success Of its candidates for important posi-.
tions.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07
ConRtaIDle'a Sale.

DY virtue Of an exeeutioIt 10 me directed, issued out
ID Of the Juatices C0urI Of ww. q. DaViS. Jastiee
the Peace in and for PaceTvie Township eouaty Of
dered therein the 9th day Of August, D. lSe, in
favur NJ w. s. Burma and Il. b. MSBEiae and agaiAss
Hugh ROrTts, fer the II twsnty.nine dollars and
five cents, costs Of suit together with aeerung
have levied upon and seized and win expose for sale
at public auction, u the highest bidder at the Court
House door, in the city Of PlaeeEvills,oa 4..
The 0sth day OF August, A. d. IOses ? :.
AZ the hour q O'clock r NJ aI ths nEhs nsis eS &c
following described property, lying and being in the
Township of plAcervic, County and Otaee AfSeAid, 60
W;t tunnel mining eiam heated white Rock hil1y
and know the Rieh Plat Tunuel claim twOearS and
tools and fixtures pertaining y Said claim. 20.
Given under my hand this oeh day Of Aogu't, 4. Dc
lRjs. J. u, VAN EATON ConOtable.
. tE1 -
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The Broderick Meeting.

On Thursday last, huge posters announced
that Hon. James johnson, John Hume and
others would address the "mudsillS," at the
theatre, in the evening Quite crowd at
tcndcl-tho parquct was nearly full-and
F." Hon. james johnson and John Hume" did
to the rack" The "lIon." Jccms pulled of
his coat-tloubtlcSs to show the audience that
the ''lincn" Of the ''mudsils" was not grown
in Louisiana-and after having placed himself
in various graceful attitudes, and displayed
the many changes through which lie could
twist his handsome and expressive countc-
nance, he pitched into the President and the
Democratic party, tooth and toe nail, )" and
went it with looscness" for nearly an hour
and half His Honor tore open the wounds
OF bleeding Kansas" after tho most approved
the same that he has made every day, Sun.
days included, at every street corner in the
city, wherever he could seize and dctain lis
tenor, was just the least bit state.
Mr.. IIume's speech was short and sui gene
ria Ills reputation as n political speaker will
never equal that which he has acquired as a
lawyer. However, it might have been that
no felt some slight twingcs of remorsc at find
ing himself engaged in overt treason against
a party he had SO lately Joined and accepted
office from, and when he becomes hardened to
the work, he may do better
Altogether, the meeting was no "grOat
break for the silk stockingcd ''mndsils" who
got it up and VIC are Of the impression that
dozen such day, in every precinct in tho
county, from now till the election, would ben.
eft rather than injure the prospects Of the
true Democracy, would weaken rather than
strengthen Brodcrickism. Therefore, we shy
pitch in, Judsc!-go it, J~'go .AdrOcdte u!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07

CHEAr AND Lors OF 'EN.-Chear John,
'eliko bad quarter, is always on hand. "
RiliA the ugly man Of the firm Of Remish &
HIIiS.' having determined not TO go North,
I'HH The river falls, has just returned from
San Francisco with an immense stock Of clio.
thlne. yankee notions etc, which he says he
d sSllingA' at such low rates as would posi-
lively ruin him, VAs didn't GsU 20 many Q,
'am1" Their store Is full Of goods and a
thav asa clever and entertaining fellows, we
thidk q "wIll pay" to give them CALL
"fty tsn ont"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07

SENATOR DorGLAs.-We find the following,
in regard to the prospects Of the Democracy
and the position of Senator Douglas, in the
Washington correspondence OF the San Fran
cisco Globe. We commend its pcrusal to all
so called douglas Democrats"
Among tho ncws that will be found graft
fying to our Democracy on the Pacific, none
will come by this mail that will make their
hearts beat with more joy, than the iniorlna-
ton of the fact that the National Democracy,
throughout our broad Union, will be able to
present an unbrokcn solid front, to our enc
mics from this day forward, until the die is
cast as to who is to succeed our exalted chief
tain. am inclined to believe that the Lit.
tic Giant opens the bah tomorrow night at
Chicago and will convince those OCthc Blacks,
who aae bidding at him, that he is Of no such
stuff as they took or mistoOk him for. lie
will belabor Lincoln, his opponent, on his dis
solution Of tho Union platiorm-accept the
English bill As finality-bc satisfied with the
nomination in ls6O-suppOrt the AdminiStra-
ton, and by all his talents, gigantic at that,
excel them for the SUCCESS Of Democratic
measures and policy. This will bring the
, party together, except those who may fcOl n
desire to 20 over horse, foot and dragons, to
the Republicans. The lines will thus be drawn,
and the Democratic party become purcr by
being purged Of men who arc always either on
the fence, or ever ready to get there, on all
occasions.
Democracy must and will triumph against
all who oppose it, and our party in California
will, think, never be stronger than they can
be when all the information reaches them Of
what is tranSpiring on this side of the Rocky
Mountains.
With an unbrokcn front in Illinois the
Little Giant" will, it is thought, win his seat
to his own succession in tho Senate. His
numerous friends 70 wish it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07

FEDERAL OFFIcIALs.--Thc Sacramento Cn>
ioA thinks It outrageous that Federal officers
should interfere in political matters The
Uaion Is rightI They ought 70 DO disfran'
chisedf They should not be allowed to vote
What right have they to express an opinion,
especially, WITHOUT first asking the permits
zion Of the honest Sacramento Union -
Hang 'cml Hang EN-!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07
To All Whom it May Concern

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ice
County OF III Dorado. "'
JOSEPH DENC, being by me first duly sworn accord.
- ing TO law, says that certain Note Uf Hand,
eufed nv T.. IL. Efans hmm and dated the sth day
February, 1864, has either been IDslad st stolen
and that he find the that he has not
sold, assigned, transferred the same 10 any One-
said note being for the Of seven Hundred Dollar
payable twelve months fr0 the date thereof and bear
ing interest at the rate Of fftccn dollars per month";
and that he has this day receN IN full there
OE. JOSEPH DENC.
Sworn to and Sub>erih before uIc, this
lIEs second day Of August, \. u. ISIS.
! ~ NJ. II. SIlL AEEE.
~ faugi GWl Recorder for II Dorado Co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-07
PlaeerVille. August :,
A Card.

WEARS RXPERIENC l. have taught me Ills fac;
Il That there - a pOsitiNe neer'sity that ever!
should be thoroughly acquainted With the business
he proposes To do, II he would succeed and retain the
confidence 81 thosr e seeks TO aud ~hOsS patron
age is essential 10 his success.
The suLscriher with prorrety, state what his
customers aud tie public generally have Alright 10 de
mand, that in his long experience he has acquired a
full and extensive Know ledge "I, and IL fully pst mp
in his line " tradA. In pToof Of this arsrrti he
fcrs YOU 70 his large and full stock of g, and Ia the
prices at which he is enabled .C!l them There
many parties engaged in trade WhO do mol Know the
wants VI the public, ths! have had but little eXpe
rience. and thrS .uld hands" they would
be fully qualified 10 supply the ants Of thrpibc from
the fact that they do not know wten where how Tn
buy to the best adv Antage. My large mercantile Ae
quaEtancc and extensive trade. have enabled me 1,
turnOunt all obstacles that AtOUd in the VI
and am NJ enabled to cay that sell goods al
LESS prices than eompe titorS. and at the ic
make good profit. CHARLES W. BARNES.
PlaceTviIlv, August 9Th, lO!yH.