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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

To CONSIGNMENT have received q
number Of communications on the Kansas
question, some indursrg the course Of the
President, some Judge Douglas, asd others
dcpricating any further agitation II it. As it
is impossible for us TO publish them oil, we
have deemed It best to lay them aside. We
Rgree with our correspondent Jefferson, ="
thut it is "a question involving great princ'
pie, but one which the Democrats can and will
settle without needing the sinister advice Of
Black Republicans and repcntent Democrats.
Democrats may and will differ in regard to its
settlement; but that difference ought not, can
not create u split in the party. Show up the
Inconsistency Of the nigger-worshipcrS in in
dorsing the Kan s0s. Nebraska Act and its pm.
triotic and illustriOus author, Os you did in
your last issue, but use no harsh language to-
wards Democrats who are sincere and honest,
who may differ from you. As IN old Demo.
crat, as an carly friend Of james Buchanan and
O warm admirer of Stephen A. Douglas, give
this advice in all seriousness and CarneStness,
To Democrats who differ from each other. I'm
less there Is n rupture in tie Democratic par
ty,-lhe party of progress and freedom, there
is no show for any other party, and il would
be singular indeed If the disaffected and no.
party men were to permit the present opporu-
nifty to pass without taking advantage Of it to
breed discussions in our rnnks. Let us all for
the sake Of our great principles, for the sake
Of our country. lay aside irritating subjects
and be neither Buchanan Dcmoc rats nor Doug.
las Democrats. but National Democrats ready
TO support them both. nm satisfied that they
never drcamcd of ostracizing any Democrat
for differing fiom them on one single ques.
ton. The above comes from one OF the IL.
rest, ablcst aud most disintCrcstcd Democrats
in California. who has refused high osition,
and who hns always contributed literally, both
with his pen and purse TO the support OF Dem
Ocratic men and measures. Our esteem for
him and our confidence in his Democracy in.
duced us to quote part Of his letter, Tor the
benefit Of those who think the Democrats par.
~ in danger, and that 1t Is absolutely ncccssa.
~ TO take sides forever" for or against the
Administration. Judge Douglas friends will
be found the firm and faithful friends Of p cs-
idert Buchanan, and so will the "Illnois Sen.
ator"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

PREDICTION VERIFIED. the Kansas.
Nebraska Bill was passed. says the New Hump
shire Pdtrlt, its friends predicted that its
great fundamental principle would very soon
become the most populur doctrine Of the age.
and few would be found opposing il! DULY
three years huve passed. and that prediction is
fully verified! The whole body Of ito oppo-
DentS are now vociferously advocating il, aud
their only fear seems to be that 1t will not DO
strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced -
ThOse who were hung in cGIiRy for supporting
It BY the Black Republicans. are now highly
Oulogized by the very same men fur their per.
ststent and jealous advocacy Of IL! With
matchless audacity and brazcn impudcnce they
are attempting to filch from the Democratic
their thunder, and even have the hard.
hood to introduce resolutions In the LeRslu-
ture indOrsing Judge Douglas course "A
course from which lie has not deviated 10 the
slightest since he entered Congress. "Duplic.
ity and inSolence can no further CO."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
London Cord al GtM,
Club-H0WIe Gtn,

London Cord al GtM,
Club-H0Wte Cin,
ScheidRm SchMapps,
Medic ed SchMapps,
Royal SChnaPps.
Amer several yeara' experimenting in the Panu'
facture Of Gin, fortunately succeeded In tA4year
lSlS, In making discovery In lie manufacture, by
Which = was deprived Of all scr,d and innsmmatory
factory Is at Scheidam, Holland Amer several
months reflection what title to give Il, introduced Il
to the American public under the name Of "wOlie's
Scheidam Aromatic schnNpps" Scheidam Ia the
name AZ the place In IOllN where the Gin ls man.
uiactured; Aromatic derives lite name from the HAL
Ian Juniper Berry, with which Il 10 Favored; and the
word "SchnNpps" 10 the German for drlnk-Cogue,
DrAm-wol e's SchcldAm Aromatic Drink
No, sooner had ny SchnRpPs heen introduced "a
the American public, and received with APPRECIATION.
than the liquor mixers o. New York, Boston and
PhAdelphia started In pursuit with their mixed and
70 son W stun, VI der various nAmee-ScheidNm Gin,
scheldam SchnNpPs. London Club. Houae Gin, London
Cordial Gin, SC aud in several my labels have
been 60 perfectly initiated, with only the addition Of
lew letters TO plead technical avoidance OF the
law and 20 carefully prepared TO impose on care
less purchasers. ] understand large quantity has
been purchased by merchants Of California, on &C.
count Of the cheapness Of the articles Iespecially
caution the public against those vile limitations put
up 10 Imitation Of my bottles, and wrappers Of the
same coors- WILLOW PAPER, WITH nLug And am PalE-
frSos-tntended TO deceive careless buyers. Such
bottles contain the worst kind Of doctored up and
nnwhoesome liquors, 4 merchant who participates
indirectly IN the fraud by selling spurious Arcles is
as much an offender 80 the principal who plAnneEi
the imposition hope every honest man In Califor-
mia WHO values the health Of the community In which
he lives, will aid me In terretlng out and exposing
the interruptions merchant, Whe, for The sake 81 q
few cvnts, will put IN jeopardy the lives Of Vie COM
muniy In which he liVeN Such men should be nall
ed to the pl'lory II popular execrAtion.
The genuine Schnapps can he purchased az whole
sale from all respectable liquor draless aud dracRsts
In San Francisco.
i have appointed CROSBY 3 DIpBIEE, fan Fran.
cscoSole Agents for the SchCidAm Aromatic Schnapps
uUolPHo WOLFE.
January "a, 1859. LeSI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

The Miners Dvug Store. at the .,,.
the Big Mortar, Main street, is sup,,lirdsn IT
the best assorted md most extensive ss. with
fresh aud pure drugs and medicine" 'Vck Of
found in til" mines. The patent ,ned 70 ee
sold at this establishment, are rccciv.i Zines
from the manufacturers. and every nncL' enect
warranted genuine. Pcrfumery and o,1Ds Is
ticles for the toilet, all of the choicest SI Or
are sold ut the Miners Drug Store lower I ~:
ut any other house in the county. II is. "I.O
well supplied with paints, oils, window p I
see Dr. Jervey's advertisement in anotho, w
umn, or call at his. establishmcnt-ths,, U SO
beautiful and tasiefully arranged drug sto." y
the mOuntainsand see for yourselves. REM. "a
bering that he keeps none but the best art;oiu'
and sells ut the lowest prices. 'S'e'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

80. "ROaoivef, That we recognise the right Of the
people Of all the Territories, including Kansas and
Nebraska, acting through the fairly expressed teiH
'0fEh1 NeaBo~ttV " actual resideRts and whenever
the number o. their inhabitants JusteS Il, to form
OonstnMfiOn with or without domestic slavery, and
ITO be admitted into the Union upon terms OF perfect
equality With the other States. -CtNcinndt Flat
form.
Il strikes US that the above 10 all that Judge
Douglas is cOutsnding fOr-that it is snlinently
Democratic. fair and just, and that the Demo-
cratic party HoeInnly pledged itself To adhere
to ito resolutions. Those who agree With the
President and those who agree with Judge
DouglaA. claim 10 stand upon the same Plat.
form If they do they interpret Ito meaning
differently How any Democrat who indorses
1t can consistently censure Judge Douglas for
his course, is q mystery 10 US. Noe contends
that "majority Of actual residents" Of Kansas
were represented in the LecomptOn Convention,
or that q majority would support the Lecomp-
ton Constitution were il submitted to them
AL admit that II is very objactioaal, but by
Congress accepting it agitation on the question
will BE- quoted. Judge Douglas says until q
''majoriry Of tho actual residents" Of Kansas
rati6es II, Congress should not accept IL, and
20 too says the Cincinnati Platform, according
70 our understanding.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
PETTIT,s DRUG sTORE

ClIAS y. PETIT has now In store the lar0l,,
best selected stock Of Drugs, Paints. Windoe S.ntc
Pure Medicines, Fine Chemicals, and Genuine ~
tent Medicines offered for sale In this CIV 80;
desiring to Increase his present large trade ana ="
tend It to Al parts Of Fl Dorado County, he nv,...
the attention NJ Country Dealers, Physicians. PaiS,
ers aud Miners to his extensive and varied aaso..
ment' assuring them that he can sell nil articles II
his line oftrade, nj lower prices than any other AL
er IN the mountains.
lie has been engaged in his present tusiUe,, Al,
twelve years Is thoroughly acquainted with H. A.
tails and ~ he selects his goods with the Erea,e,
every ar,t.le sold at his Drug Store, PURE, PREM
and GENUINE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

A MoNTH's Coon woRK.--w. F. Leon, Col.
Hector Of Foreign Miners Licences In the
Southern part Of our county with his assistant,
Mr.. McGinnis, sold during the month AZ Janu.
airy eight -hn"'lrUd- eighteen ticUnSEs,
amounting TO three thousand tmo hundred and
sepenty.t'cO dgliays: md Col Boyd. Collector Of
the Northern portion Of our county, with Mr..
Massey, his Assistant, sold frS hundred and siz
amounting to tWo hOnsand and tw.nty;tour dol
Mrs The mott Of this-S5 .2o6-was collected
from the Chinese. The Collectors are full of
energy, visit every mining camp, and make the
Johns and others fork over regularly every
month. On Monday next they start out az 'in
If they succeed IS we'll in collecting tho next
twelve months as they did in the last, FL Dora
do will be out Of debt by tho 6rStOf January
next" cousummation devoutly to be
sriahcd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

SILLY RUNoR.-A movement 10 Said n be on
foot. says IN exchange. promoted By Southern
men. for recoucilinR Mr.. Frederick With the
Assassination. and detaching him from the
support Of senator Douglas. thus leaving the
latter alone IN the Senate. Judging from Dir.
Droderick's speech in the Senate we doubt II
esUator Douglas would regret his going over
70 the Administration. Mr.. BrOderick took too
decided stand against the Administration for
hin % back down and become one Of Ito sup.
PortsrS. ct the inStigAtion Of southern meu;"
Sesidss. It 10 not unreasonable to presume that
The ADMINISTRATION can get along without the
asslstAncs Of bis lofty genius.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

FAEss RUNoA-Tho Washington StatesMas
contsdIOts tho report. started BY the Black Re-
pubicanS. to the effect that Robert B. Ran.
dOlph-whO. II will be rsOOllsctsd, offered an
iAdigpity % PresidCDt Jackson many yearsago
-AaA been appointed 70 tho superintendency
Of the nsw waA6inGtoD Arsenal. BY the Secre-
tsFy Of War. The rumOri s totally unf6unded.
IT. arsenal is 10 charge Of an officer in tho
SsgulaF army. RAadelPh has never received
a. bssa lsndeEsa that or any other appoint
mOnt By any department Of the Admiuistra.
tiOa. ~It keeps the Democratic papers busy in
oaEsscdng Hp numerOus and malicious false.
tsds q ths nIEser.woFshiPpeD.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
DidrI"t C,urt-J. NJ. HOWELL, Ludgc.
The District Court will mex on MoHIay next.
On.c.tdtar.

Di.trI"t C,urt-J. NJ. HOWELL, Ludsc
Tx District Court will mex on MoHIay NEXT.
OH.o"dar.
MONDAY, rcby. Sta.
u. X. Newell, ct al, vS. John BrchaID, ct al.
J. Faglcy IS. J. II Racy.
Ell DjradO Ditch Co. vs.. stebbins ct al.
J. Mcknight vs.. W. r. ScOtt ct nj.
James Dowdlc vs.. Cunningham ct al.
Vim. Bartlett w. His Creditors.
j. Farlandcr vs.. Wolf ct al.
Ellen Bentley Sc. L. A. loyt.
NJ. O'Roy ct al VS.. james Kelley ct nj.
NJ. DOrrowsky vs.. Z, CarsOns ct al.
ThOs. Anderson vs.. A. Bell ct al.
X. D Jones vs.. s. St. Clair ct al.
Robertson 4 Newell vs.. y. J. Jackson.
6. 2, Jackson We. Mckinney Reed.
J. d. Hademan vs.. John SwartI.
N, Losky We. A. e. Solomon.
II. 0arthoH vs.. 7. Waterman ct al.
s. 7. Gage vs.. Z. Bayles ct al.
X. McClOud vs. 4. S. Hanchett.
T. l.. simmons vs.. Hilton X Hood.
L. 2. Naun vs.. Reynolds & Kirk,
s. farnswOrth vs. ID. Mckennon.
G.. Z. Abbott VS.. WIN. DJrmody.
Charlotte AlVcrson vs.. BOgdrdus & Jones.
Samuel SclSig IS. Alter ct al.
Tuesday, Feb. 9Th.
Jacob ColCdgc vs.. Snyder ct al.
Hooker Go. vs.. Z. B. Ingham.
Margaret Perry VI. Hugh Perry.
Thomas Higgins vs.. Vim. Higgins.
VIM. X. LedfOrd vs. W. II. Dugan ct al.
NSpNESbAlp = cOs AVbns
Henry Bowman vs.. E. B1gardus.
Henry Dowmen vs. Jared Turner.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th.
n. o. Hurlburd ct al sc. L. B1gardus.
FRIDAY, Feb. 18th.
4. 8. HoaH W. NJ. D. IIinman.
SATURDAY, Feb. 18th.
A. B. Scott ct al VS. Peter FELTON, ct al.
MONDAY, Feb. 18th.
John HEREFORD vs. D. W. StrOhn.
s 81. johnson W. Kirk Read & Co.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10th.
Kelley & Miller "a. E. TittlCr ct al.
FL Dorado County W.. I. VI. Reed ct. al.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th.
Bridget Barney vs.. c. T.. Abbott ct al.
The following case is not set for trial:
Henry Miller vs.. L. u. Carson.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

lIoLDFoRrH QUARTz MiLL.--.This new and
splendid mill, with an Engine Of forty horse
power, commenced operations on the 18th inst.
1t has eighteen stamps, and is capable Of crush.
ing 30 tons in "a hours. 1t was built under
the direction of Gregory Burns, Esq, Chief
Engineer. The machinery is perfect and works
admirably. The vein is large, rich and easily
worked, and the prOprietors. McSsrs. Smith 4
Nougues, anticipate u handsome return for
their labor and expense. and their anticipations.
judging from the richness and the largCness at
the vein, will be more than realized. II is
near KelSey'S, within Eve miles Of this place.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

KxSrreKT U. :, SENAtoR-WC learn from
our Atlantic exchanges that the Hon. L. w.
Powell has been nominated by the Democratic
cNueGs Of thu Krnlu, Ky Legislature for Cuiled
StS,es Sruator. Mr. Powell 10 cue Of the d., ct
mCu In that State, q sound thinker an elo.
Qucnt speaker aud fluent writer, aud his cleo.
IiOn will b. received with satisfaction by the
Democracy al home and abroad. The election
came OF On the Sth Of last month.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

We learn that Mr.. Rol inson Is organizing n
really excellent Theatrical corps for the noun
tains, and intends visiting PlaccVvile in a
short time. The " fairy STAR" little Sue, has
always been great favoritc with our citizens,
and since her lust appearance here has wonder
fully improved Mr.. Ham. q gentleman
highly commended by the press as much for
his genial qualities as for his superior acting,
forms one Of the company. We hope soon to
welcome them TO Placerville.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Board " supervisors.

FLAcERVlLLF, Feb ist 1888.
Present, Ferguson, Knox and Howard.
It was ordered that Drs. Clark 4 Harvey he maid
out Of the osptal funh for hospital contract &SS8 8S
II was ordered thnt A. llaltermtyer be paid for
rent OF court house for one month, $40
II wac ordered that r. l.. Buckr CHAM he appointed
road overseer for Mud Springs tUwhshp-his Nd.
pontment TO take effect upon filing bond In the
sum Of $1,000
FEB. Cd.
II was ordered that L. p. McIAin he appointed
rond overseer for Georgetown township.
II WIS ordcr that II. A. Black be appointed road
overHeer for Green wood tow ship.
II WAS ordered that A. Bucker 10 appointed road
oveTsCcr for Kelsey township
!, 1t was ordered that a. =. Parker be paid out Of
the road fund, $40
The Hoard was engaged In the examination Of
claims against the county.
FEB 9Th.
The Board was engaged In the examination Of
claims ngainst the county.
Adjourned to the 9th lust.
FgB. 9Th.
Adjourned Till next regular term, Let Monday In
Nav -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

a SoERr Sicur.-Thrcc li,tlc boys, the oldest
cf whom wNs not more than twelve years. were
arraiGurd in the Police Court. in San Francis.
CO, on Tuesday last, upon charge of petit lar.
CCny. The Herald sayS they were arrested for
entering house On Jackson street, and alb.
strOc'iug number Of articles They uckncwl.
edged the then, but seemed to have no idea
that they had been guilty of crime, The Judge
ord,rcd the property to be restored to its own.
or. and discharged the bows.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

ANorNr ON uASD,-The amount Of cash on
hand in the State Treasury, at the close Of bu,
sincss on Saturday last. according to the off
cial statement Of the Treasurer, wac N467 ,os5
u. II the Legislature continue long in ses.
sion this amoun, will be greatly reduced.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Electrical Psychology.
w. EON r.r. DoD~

W. IsNN .. U''D~
VVTlII Trr.grc. NJ N" COURT HOUSE, THIS
w tSA1tRlAIN EVENING, fh Oh. lie vii
civ" >li, G the most wrdl III experiments that
hTV, ever boon AN hi,d III tie would. Personp Of
NC kp,wt 60 FRA tr att standing, W Voluntarily
.ic forward !rnn tie Etd II he experiment.
ed upon IA perfectly WAkEFCL STATE. They
viii be- completely ,"n;Iu ii that they can neither
use Ii Gown except NJ the will Of the operator
G,er c'rory vii lie taken away; they will he made
~ s;amn,r; the taste water will he changed to
hat - II Ii. NORWOOD or brandy the latter pTodu.
Z lG M the intoNcat ng effects Of Alcohol.
ADMlSSlO<-FlFlI TENTS. Doors open At
O'Clock Lecture commences at half p - seven.
IA "tvnc. Sa'ur 'av F-hrurrv 9th. 1888.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Letter from :. Eloa" B,nu.,s,


MEssRs EDlroRs Now, do you 20 to church, -
Well, II you 60 what do You go Tor? May be you
never notice lady bonnet. try not TO- for there
Is something inside all the time telling me had bet.
te, be looking nj The minister. But. the you know
1t is 70 treSnrc looking all the tine az one thing
even though It shuul! b. pretty good looking soon
ones eyes naturally b. En TO druCp. they iull over
such sea OF how'rs, mran GTd OF flowers J ut
hrst you chn hardly MAKE ont your whtIc tbuuiB
you happen TO be little nb>travtrd. hut by and by
you h GIN to sli gu Ell here IS he'd of NIX, Dor.
dercd W.T. VjIet.' there prim da y oh rLdcs. and
ros unun, rdblr u.iNcd with the suuih.s Il md the
grccncst VI laurel. And 20. on you e., YOUR ewes
wand ring about through lac posv+ until you uIgr
there Is amy minister ut all AID tn wers OF hciCie
ARE qIte forgotten amid the a (how natural it is ITO
compare everything INN cnse 20 the SEA " arr nal
nowcrs. New, II you know where thu sin lee, ! " III
SOU would tell US, We don wish to he wicked Iwo
der " u would do any good II all the ladies would
wear PLAN hnnneS To church? must t scr he one or
two. The frs one has not much ,riry about IT, but
YOU ran tell by the face iusde that the arrr nevr
dictated hut left 1t entirely TO the mnrr, who had
therable TASTE, but not perfect Il ismAle oi Iucr
bDnns an, 'wcrs nothing substantial about Il. II
dpnt look badly however. aud the iacc ud, IT, tho
It has no poetry Ia itself j. vrrthc ~ person.
cation Of the poets hHppcst drrar W gentle, qui.
c aud so sweet. l nave saw q handsome poet or
poc,,sI cithtr nd your
But the other bcnltt it was In the sent just ahead
OF me was 6too'InR over to snail Of III btaut,.
full II tie ten ros,. ni just b,tlOught uys by rrcul
hctig that "a roses d.d not bloc amid such .p, Ii.
did clusters Of m"s'- buds. would II not have bee /,
ridiculous th"rghl W,ll, IL wis on u Nrap altan.
- whl'e md clear II was almost trausparsi and on
IA" other sd" u hilf wreath. hnli cluster Il l"unll
Il W.T.. Trnhli' + nui iln as aud ,s th"uga SOME
w"i"g z'phNr lirc ID arUg II" rrc'n 'ol az
with whi, II hey 4" Hipg'cl Tat the 'rci - here
was tie beauty rt I,,,Sy IN H. Jus, the ne
most transu"e Il Tie row ~ ,s.am,r rt,tt ArounI
the edge IT, Altogether did look su pure and whit
ami api Ntl al - Itrtst Il b.ll,iiuly with a.,
BLACK eyes AID Cherry CHECKS brnrath H. Hut ncvej
think "f il again, Dear Ediior,-i was On MART
lady; 70 II will b. no dr,a mIrg Mkt week & o
will tell y"u about tw.' more nn,t. NAV b. thr,
not belonging TO married lRIlcs; that Isl you wi
JUST saw please ma'am 1T the bottom OF this Artit c
otherwise you may he sure Ill never say N word.
Please send II along -Ep.l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Nice LUNP.-WS have recently sxamirsd
beautiful spCcin'vn Of gold, taken ftOm the "ld
Carpenter claim On Spanish HILL BY MeAsrs.
Glews. Quintrell 4 Co. The nugget weighed
about OnC hundred dollars, and the beat Of Il
all is. the owners Of the claim think there are
plenty moro Of the same sort left.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

DIR. l.. j. CERPkNy.--In another column =,
this capcr will he found the advertisement Of l. +
CzAPKAi. The Doctors testimonials are Of such !:
character "a to justify us In commencing him 70 puh
Tic consideration a. n gentleman and physician an1
one WHO il IN every way qualified for the faithful
fornance Of his promises.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

orovillc muat be thigh old place" The
Bate RNONl sNys that one Of its friends has
lost forty bead of nice chickens, and that he
tracked the thicfin,o Chinatown. The Record
consoles itself with tho reflection that "Jobn
will s'Cal!" Judging from the criminal rec.
ords, john is only following IN the Footsteps Of
HE illUstrioUs predecessors. Of an other coun.
try and color.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

The Rev Mr.. FREAR will preach in the Pres
byieiian Church tomorrow morning ut II
o'clock; the Rev Mr.. Caldwell IN the Mctho.
dat, the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler in the Baptist, and
the Rev. Mr. Handy in the Catholic at the
same hour.