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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-09

nANK OF NASEFVILLE.--We have complete
stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
SALT, WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco Brande &C. with Bale Rope, Baggng,
snd 20 Drills all Of which will sell at
Nashville Notes. for certified checks OF
deposit.
We have also some desirable city Edgeheld property which
will dispose favorable in the Apply to
oct3 FISHER, WHEELES & co
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Prof, HaskeII,s Electro OiI.--A supply Of this
wonderful Medicine the Of rheumatism Deafness Piles,
Corns and all diseases Headaches and Pa1s ms 9n
received by EFIN PENDLEFON L co. and by JO.G g. BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee, be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately. See adVerueut In
another column
PROF. HAsKEII-The following testimony in favor OF Dr.
Haskell's Electric Oil is furnished US for publication
PPeF HksKEDear Sir feel It to be duty to inform
the public, through YOU, your wonderful Electric Oil has
done for NV family Ny wife has aarmingly troubled with
the falling womb and pains in the back and breast
one your yesterday, snd to-day she Is entirely
free from pain respects foryour success and
prosperity. had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
arms for long time, and in minutes from hs time applied
YOUR oil all gone. IL is truly wonderful remedy
for all pains have been suffering WITH and eheuly
give this testimonial Of its effects.
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WHOLESALE GROCERA AND DEALERS II
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne S. MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE TENN.
MANN VANFED.--We wish % purchase a desrahis
stock farm with good improvements containing from go 20
80 acres within i've miles from Nashville,
turnpike citizen Of Nashville wishes 20 exchange desf
able city properly, improved and vacant, within few hundre
yards Of public square, for g0a farm not further than try
miles and possible, and convenient 70
turnpike railroad
We have recently sold several large farms, persons wishing
20 buy or sell find Il 10 their interest give call
j. l. 4 R. ". BROWN
uayl5-dtw&W-tf ~ Cherry street
THXCHANGES OF CITY PROPERTY Fob a
Yarn. We wish exchange desirable Store House on .ne
55uh side Of the Public Square, Nashville FOR farm contain
about 30 with good Improvements, near o. @ W
sumner, williamson Maury counties. Apply p or aa
j. l. 4 a. ". BROWN
rsavQO-dtrsrvIu, ~ Cherry street
DESIRABLE AIsEkANsA FARM EOk SALE
WNTE Offering for sale very superior l, contain
Wv ing upwards Of 1sOOOacre7 fronting on ne AssssPp
river about one mile teloa Osceola. Mississippi county, Arz1ns
adjoining farm B. Harding Esq he Mn We oter H
one Of the best in all sestion Of country and hss on i e
amount Of fine Cypress timber; also four cabins iron
IS To acres cleared and timber dedeed. Terms LIBERAL ~
ply 10, address, . l. q X W Bs.O =. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-09

ALEX. DELISSER,
Successor to LYONS COY
TmpOrter and Dealer in Havana Cigars
Tobacco, &c,
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
30. III PnbIie square, NashviIIe, Tenn.

No. II Public squares Nashville, Ienh'
WILL ep constantly on large assortment Of Foreign
Bndes Wnss Gin, Whisky, and Liquors Of every DESCRIPTION
Havana Cigars, smoking aud Chewing tobacco, with all Goods
ninr to nv line business, which offer the trade and
generally on advantageous terms; and hope by
nev and prampl attention business to obtain ull share Of
he Iiferal itronage bestowed my predecessors.
'A ALEXANDER DELISSER,
;.52 n i Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
10y virtue Of the County Court Of Davidson county
rendered May 1883 in the Of David G. Love
pdTte, will offer for sale
Nashville, Saturday, the Sd day OF July
cash. the following toWt Manda about ~
years Of age, and George about Is years Of age.
negroes belong to the estate Of Jonathan wilkinson De
ceased and are sold pay the debts Of said estate.
Etwtds-nrs fee Sc z. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
Northumberland above sale has been postponed IN
til SATURDAY, the 18th inst -.-- -.
iT6-tds f. R. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
VNstray, Humphreys COuntys--Taken up by
Benjamin EppersOn, living Humphreys county, Dis No D.
se supposed be nine DID, with white in her
face valued 49, by VIM C. Fsin and VIM D. Meadow on the
18th June, 1875. W. WHITE
jy5w3G+ ranger
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have sold B. A. Fshnest0cks Nernigge for nnmoef Of
- ana mob ist be satisfaction universally Afforded well
- - ee 10 planters and other citizens that recommend
A. x friends IN ali where medicine Of The kind e
needed - -ta -h ~. y. AAlLzfll preesls's
Sold wholesale and retail By all the principal druggists and
oopntrv merchants throughout the United States.
iulyl d&Wlm.
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LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony Oer tale worth columns OF made
certificates all the land, and a great way on
Try it We suffering and afflicted See advertisement IN another
.,InI,n lmarld&wIy
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BIZ Paper, Of various sizes
is30 r. HAGAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
Fourth Of IuIv ITnntinr.

At q meeting If the citizens held at the Placer
vile Theater on Tuesday evening, June the 18th
on motion, Capt. L, A. NoRTON was called 70 ths
Chair, and ALEx. HUSrER, Esq, appointed Score
tary.
The Chairman briefly stated that the object ofths
meeting was for the purpose OF making preparatory
arrangements forprOpsrly celebrating he approach
ing National anniversary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Q committee d
Capt. W. Frank Stewart; ]. BuSh' Esq,, j. EaImcn,
DR.. Chanb%lin, Capt Barns, J. II. Davis and
Capt. j.. A. Merton.
II was then moved and carried that the proceed.
ings Of this meeting be published in the MouHrAlS
OE n ana the Ir.: WeNt!y Register.
on the Plaza at s1< O'Clock r. NJ, on Saturday next,
June 18th. L. A, NORTON. Chairman.
ALEX. HrNrLR, Secry.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

WHAT IIUMBUG The reader,
says the Wilmington North Carolina Jour
NIL, may supply tho place Of the dash in the
heading Of this article with any adjective that
NAV suggest itself as appropriatc, after We
have stated the matter 10 which VIC wish tn
call attention.
The thing is this: The hill reported 10y the
Kansas Committee Of Conference and passed
bv both Houses, admits Kansas under the
Lecom,ton Constitution, but says that Kan
sas asks for too much land. 1t says to
Kansas, Come in under the Lccompton Con
Stitution-'hat we recognize as right and
proper; but YOU can't get the amount OF land
YOU ask flr-that is unreasonable. As the
trustee OF the States, Congress cannot and
will not give it to you You can have the
usual amount granted TO the New States as
condition of their formal waiver Of their
claims to tax the lands or other property Oi
the United States within their border. That
is about orr.third Of what you 80 unreasona'
bly, ask Ii you choose TO take that you can
come in. If You don't, you can stay out
That is the giSt Of the conference bill. II is
what il SAYS in effect, and yet the Black Re
publican press at the North and some feeble
Know Nothing echoes at the South, call this
hrihc to induce Kansas to accept Lccomp'
ton. \ queer bride TO induce Kansas To ac'
ccpt Lccompton, when the condition Of &C.
ccptanrc is that Kansas shall be content with
'ea than Ont-hiri Of the land she asks .Tor.-
What q hunibug!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
18th Day of July, A. d. 1858,
8 q M M ON s .

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court Of the
County OF n Dorado nth Judicial District
COrlIStA Sim naOns, PFC, VS.. George SImlnoms,
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court Of the nth Judicial
District and the Complaint Ard In the County Of N Dora
do In the once Of the Clerk Of said District Court and
for said County and State.
The People Of the esate Of California sExD Gaxzuxc-
To GEORGE SIMMON1
Won hereby required to appear In action Sroi
against you By the above naTucd PaintiG In the Dis
trct Court Of the th Judicial District in and for the
County Of II Dorado, and to the complaint died
therein Il copy Of which accompanies this Summons
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of servce) after the
peTvice you OF this eummons-n served within thil
county served out Of this county but within this Judi
eal District, within twenty days. served out Of said
Daries then within forty dayS-Or judgment BY defsuI
will b taken aGalnst you.
The said action 10 brought to obtain decree Of divorce
from the 6onAS Of maruony heretofore existing between
youand PlantR and for Of action, Plaintiff char.
gee Wfu deseTtOn: And you fail 20 appear and al.
Swer the said complaint above required the said plain.
til Wake judgment against you for said relief and costs
according to the prayer Of said complaint
Given under my hand with the seaI Of said Court
Il. axed, Al ONCE in the city Of PacervTe this l1th
day Of June, Ia the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nhy-right
4. D. WALDRON, Clerk.
TsoO. II. HEWc, H'9b Atty. tjunel9-Sml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

TAEIHG THEIR MISUNDERSTANDING
;Ae exodus Of our miners and the dread OF
many that the country will shortly be dcpop.
ulatcd, the Sacramento stages on Wednesday
last brought us substantial proof that there is
n rccupcrative source OIL "tothcr side Of Jor-
dan" which is destined ere long to reanimate
our deserted gulchcs. We alludc to the fact
on that day twenty-siy stalwart Italians, (who
came out on the last steamer arrived in town.
and are now all ready and anxious to go to
work in our mines. Let them comc-thc
more the mcrricr. The only trouble to be
anticipated, will be the scarcity of dwelling
houses next winter. Every body who knows
any thing about Frazer River country affirms
that Californian cannot possibly stand tho
climate there during the winter season, and
Of course all our old citizens will come back
here on the approach Of cold weather. Ad-
vccturcrs may therefore reasonably expect an
advance in house rent during their temporary
absence.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

MELANCHOLY SuIclpE.-Wc are panied to
learn, SAYS the Sacramento State man, that
Hon. Edward Davidson. Of Nevada county,
committed suicide at Rough aud Ready, on
Saturday last, by taking laudanum. Mr.. Da.
wilson was one of the representatives Of this
county in the Legislature Of 1857. lie Was
in this city few days since. we are informed
en- route for Bclingham Bay, but on account
of bad health, or meeting with some pccunia.
ry trouble, he returned home, and immcdi-
atcly took his own life The deceased leaves
wife and child. lie was we'll known in this
community, and much esteemed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Rich EKoUoH.-In tho al engrossing buz
II excitement about Frazer River, the report
ets Of the products Of our own rich mines seem
II be stricken dumb and have forgotten how
u tell tho world Of the marvellous wealth
which is daily being brought to light under
our very noses. Tho other day at American
Bar, on the Middle Fork Of the American one
claim yielded in one day washing $500. In
this amount was ono lump Of pure gold, which
weighed II ounces and twelve dollars On
the same river, at Horse Shoe Bar, the Git
up and git" Company have for month past,
taken out on an average about 100 ounces
Per day. Frazer River may contain lots oil
the orc, but VIC arc drcadfully apochryphal
whether many who 60 there will make strikes
equal to the above
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

TUE DrFFERExcr.-Wc have now lying be-
fore us four ultra Black Republican Illinois
journals in each Of which arc articles denun-
ciatory Of Judge Douglas. They still style
him "Stcphcn ArRoId Douglas, the Infamous
author of the Nebraska swindle, the instTu'
mrnt Of the slaveocrats " The Black Rcpub-
lican press of California defend and Culog'zc
Mr.. Brodcrick. Douglas is represented as
the foe of the niggCr.worShippcrs; BrodcrIck
as their champion. The Black Republicans
of the State that Douglas represents hate and
defame him; the Black Republicans OF the
State that Brodcrick miSreprcsents applaud
and support BrodeTick. Douglas voted
a0ainst' them on every question hut one /;
Frederick wiM them on erCry question:
Democrats should reflect on these significant
facts, and not be deceived by the inSidious
statements of the friends Of Brodcrick, that
they are sustaining Douglas and popular SOW.
ercignity and care nothing for their chief "
A few years ago, as the records of our LeGiS-
laturc will prove, these loud.mouthed advo
cate Of popular sovereignty, ut the bidding
of their idol, denounced Douglas and popular
sovereignty. Then they called it "chivalry
cxpcdicnt-a Swindle; now it is IA glori
Gus doctrine and the AAhor of il, instead OF
being Snccriugly alluded TO as "a western pc
ltical charlatan, " is esteemed the "purcSi
patriot and ablcst statesman Of the age. y
Such unadu!teratcd duplicitv Broderick-Re
publicaniSm teaches. Democrats beware Of
the hypociitcs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
PLACERvILLE,
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.

che members Of the Central Committee will see the
Importance and necessity Of promptly responding
70 The call which we publish in to-day's DEMocRAr.
The time for action has arrived; opponents nrc
aetvs and have been secretly at work for some time
past and 70 eounteract their influence and to guard
against treachery and combinations, immediate and
Vigorous steps must be taken for thorough and
0Aeisnt and energetic organization Of the Demo
cratic party. The responsibility Of triumph or de
feat resta IN great measure on the action Of the
Csatral Committee. and they must exhibit no luke
warmDess, Indifference, no hesitation in rrepnr
ing for the campaign. Come to the work boldly
and Enthusiastically, Democrats!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
pLAclRyIIIr. June 18th. 1853.


Enl1oEs DEMOCRAT: wish to enquire
through Your columns in regard to the shoot
ing md ounding in the knee If ono Of our
fellow citizens hy one Of the officers Of the
CITY.
Has the case received that attention which
its importance would seem 10 demand: or
was there any investigation whatever? What
was the situation Of the officer at the time OF
shooting? Was he in discharge Of his duty
Was the man shot violating any law! Was
the officer in pursuit Of those that had viola.
ted law? Was the shooting an accident!
As the man is now lying at the County
Hospital in critical condition, and as ampu.
tation is almost cci tain, and the lie Of the
man dsparcd of, it becomes an important
question to the public, and an investigation
should hc had that the officer may have n,
opportunity Of vindicatirg and setting himself
right before the public.
nspnctf,Ilv
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
Wistar,s Ralsam of wild Cherry.

The kdtOF Of the BOstOn IAI sayS-" We have nOt
III recently, been acquainted rsIrTmeDtally Nth the val
OF WIsTARS BAbAN. From lhIs truly valuable pfSpe'
ration have received present benefit having recently
u-ed in ~ severe cold aud cough, 9Th entire
aud most cheerfui!y recommend II to those alike a.
nicied Is seiehtas preparation and worthy 81 cons.
dcurr."
DN RRADToRb rs arr, Of Grown Point n. Y, In letter
dated August y, Gays;
"ln the utse Of my practice In this Vicinity, have
tested the gond 1uHtes ~ wISTAhs -hALsAn o. WtIS
CHERRY Pumonoiy complaints, and nov wish 70 pre-
cure - supply Of the mtd,ine.
Some genuine unless 'Ened butts on the wrapper.
srth ". fo@ir Go, laS Washington 81, Boston, Pre-.
rre,crs. SID by their aFer's everywhere.
Sold BY Henry Johnson 90. Wholesale DruggItS, iAs
wAshr street San Francisco" sole sgrEts fog hs Pa.
eihc coast.
PETIT Gil ATE. agent for PlsecrvFe. (iNl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
SheriG,n R0Ie

pY virtue Of an Order Of SAs ssue out Of the Clerk
ID Once Of the Hon. DstTistc0lTt-of the lth Judi.
eia District, In and for II Dorado County ON Jud0.
ent rendered on the tenth day Of May, A. u. 1885, IN
favor Of JOHN W. MOSS and against VINsON BEN.
SON, for the sum Of Two Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty Nine e26aS) Dollars, with interest thereon at
the rate Of three pr cent per month IRON the tenth
day Of Nay 1873, togStheF with the sum Of Forty
have levied upOG and win expose 70 PsSo ssiS Al
the Court House, in the City Of PIaosrvine,
On the 10th Day OF July, A. b. 1853,
10 O'Clock A. n, al the right, titls, Interest aid
Of December, A. D. 1853 at any time aA0soaNsE Ii
and 70 the ollOwing described @oTtsaSed property 70
knOwn - the "Pacine saosn, and Tie III % which Il
etands-situAted the North side 0f Maln street, and
Treating said street twenty four feet, and TNaRiHg back
the 'cTystal eAIooa.H
Sheriff : s@eS. PlsSsFvills, yHas 10, 4. p. lsos.
Z. D06ARDU1.
Sheriff Of n DeTaaa co1asy, Cab.
tlttSl ". }. BuAWBLIs UnAsr Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

HAwLEr's HOTEL; at Lake Valley, between
this city and Carson Valley and near Lake
Bigler, is one of the most healthy and delight
full summer retreats in California. The air i.
pure and cool, the water ditto, the scenery
magnificent, the Lakes clear and beautiful and
Astounding with tho finest trout in the world
the Fringe Of the hotel elegant, and old Ilaw
Icy himself a jovial, aifable, " fine oldcountry
gentleman" 1t Is within an easy days ride
Of Placerville, on the immigrant road, and
CrandAlls stages pass it regularly twice a
week. Well be up there before long, il not
sooner, and 60 on ''woigs Of diskivcry" on
Lake Biglcr.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

SuPRRAB JuDeE-The Papers are discussing he
probabilities &c 70 wh0 viii b chosen SapFems
judge at he comiag Olectioa. We have heard 4
spAkeA Of e pFohAhls tAAA he name II Col SAn0
81 J. <. Handy, q PlAesrvillA will b brought b.
for0 ~ Dam0eFAiio State Coav0atiOA. b coaAse-
lion with The poalttoe- 1As Colossl il extansivsly
known as . man az eAarAeAsE, u lneorTuptihle NOR
ality and lawyer Of smtueacs,
We take the above ffOm the Amador ENRsrr. and
can add, in addition that he 10 e. true and inoor.
ruptble Democrat - any in the country .-tSsens.
mSst0 Nsrrury.
And we can add has done the Democratic
party efficient service in times past and is
not in the least tinctured with Black Repuh,
licaniSm. lie has always been ready and pre-
pared to take the stump when called upon,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

ORLEANS HOTEL. SXcRAMENro.-This popu-
lar, magnificent ard finely kept House has chan
ged hands, 1t has been the favoritc resort OF
ell the leading politicians of the State andlov-
ere Of good living, ever since it first opened.
Il is admirably arranged, elegantly furnished,
its sleeping rooms are large and comfortable.
it, servants prompt and attentive, its prices
moderate, and its present proprietor, 10. VIR-
40, 10 generally regarded as the prince of land
lords. AS . comfortable, we'll kept Hotel, the
Orleans" stands unrivaled on the shores Of
the Pacific.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

An INcENDIARY.-About midnight on Sat
urday evening last, at Grizzly Flat, the house
Of Judge Frazer was discovered TO be on fire.
By the prompt efforts of the citizens. howev-
or, the flames were cxtinguished before doing
much damage. 1t is believed to have been
the work Of an incendiary, and suspicion res
ted % strongly upon one VIM. A. Hughes,
that he was subsequently arrested and exam
ined before Justice Goddard, but there was
not sufficient proof to warrant conviction
and be was discharged. The people Of Griz.
MY, however, were so well satisfied Of Hughc's
guilt that they intended to force him to leave,
but he got wind Of their intentions and saved
them the trouble lie is an Englishman, and
represented to be great rascal. Wherever
he may locate il would not be amiss for the
eitisens to watch closely his movements.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

PArRIoTIC.-A number Of the most prominent
gentlemen Of this county, . majority OF whom
served in the war with Mexico with distinction, an
ticipating war with England, have already taken
the iniaory steps for the organization offs mounted
rife company. They intend TO offer their services
in advance, and be in readiness to march ct mo.
ments warning where California "most needsa col.
der" lis composed Of the elite ot our county,
Charley Abbott and W. F. Leon each have list Of
names, and few good men can still Join.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Col. Rusr, fluent and vigorous writer and
an unyiclding Democrat, has withdrawn from
the Sacramento Statesman and become editor
in-chicf and joint partner of the jackson Am
ador Coz Sentinel Previous to his conncc
ton with the Scntinclit had announced its ac-
QueScncc in the settlement Of the Kansas Qucs-
ton and its approval of the National Admin
iStration. Under the control of Col. Rust the
Sentinel will soon WELD a commanding infiu-
lots of cash paying subscribers and advertis-
ing patrons. Ditto to Avclinc-boM of course.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

TnE WEArHER,-The weather for the past week
has been exceedingly gloomy, windy aud disagree
able. 1t has been unusually chilly for the season
the sky has worn sable veil which. together with
our city which, for the tmc being, makes things
look duccdly unpropiuouS. Overc0ats and warm
rooms were decidedly comfortable aud necessary
on Thursday and yesterday; We have bad fire ia
our office for several days past, and could not easily
have worked without it. Yesterday morning ii be
gan raining at an early hour, and continued show
cry at intervals during the day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

NEW BooK.-We have just received the first mum,
Der Of the California CGHUrGiist, published At San
Francisco. tis neatly gotten up and is typOgraph-
icaly very creditable TO Messrs,. Valentine 4 Co.
printers. We have not had time to read the pam.
phlct but from the known ability Of the publishers
we satisfied that it will prove valuable acqu.
sIion to the agricultural interests Of the State It
is edited and published by Messrs. Wheeler and
ccrville 4n<ron and its subscription price 10 q per
annum.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

INDEPENDENCE DAY.-By reference to no.
lice in another place, it " i'll be seen that on
Tuesday evening last some Of our citizens
met together for the purpose Of making ar.
rAngements to celebrate the approaching 4th
Of July. 1t Is already known in this commu-
nifty, that our Fire Department intend having
. glorious celebration that day, and we hope
our citizens may all heartily CO operate with
them and make It an occasion long to be re-
msmbered. The meeting Of Tuesday night
adjourned to meet at 81 o'clock on the Plaza
this evening. Let everybody attend. Let us
have one moro good old fashioned Fourth Of
July celebration. Who seconds tho motion ?