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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

ADMITS Ir-Thc Sacramento Bee, the organ
Of the Black Republican faction in Sacramento
and edited by one Of Mr. Brodcrick's most dc.
voted friends and scrviccablc tools, advises
the Broderickitrs- and Republicans to fuse
throughout the State. The editor Of the Ere
enjoys the confidence Of the Brodcrckitcs in
this county to the fullest extent, and must be
acquainted with their intentions lie admits
let in the counties of Nevada. Placer and
Ell Dorado" tic Brods and Republicans "have
united on local tickets" an! says it is not lin
probable that like course will &c pursued in
State matters" In speaking of the action Of
the Republicans Of Placer county, who Heartily
endorsed Broderick and McKibbcn," he saws
"They seem to be in full fellowship with the
Broderck wing Of the Democracy, and will in all
probability, unite with them IN making an oppOSi-
ton ticket and in elcctng it,
Remember, Democrats, this is the volunta-
~ evidence of full Looded Broderick Re
publican, Of an old cherished friend Of Mr..
Brodcrick. lie speaks from personal knowl.
edge, and would not say or do anything that
would in the remOtcst degree injurc his idol.
He says, and he kno~s, that the "RcpubIi.
cans seem to be in full fellowship with the
Brodcrck wing Of the Democracy" for the
purpose of defeating the Democratic nominees
We made the same charge, Broderick's men
ials denied it; now one Of their friends rrores
what we asserted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

What caused the Sacramento Union to so
suddenly discontinue the publication of its
list OF Frederick and Administration counties,
which it parndcd before it's readers about
three weeks since? Did the Democratic mass
Cs knock it into pr! How does it like the
rrtnrns0
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Our old friend Tann,wa!d says. since the
explosion Of the Fraser river humhug he and
his clerks have been kept CONTINUALLY busy,
early and late selling goods TO his customers.
Tie has fine stock on hand and never allows
one Of his customers to go away dissatisfied.
Thc kind-hcartcd old ccuticInan invites his
Ficrt> to call and STE him, viii, thcr they want
~ buy goods or not
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Stewards youthful hut brave Senator"
who processes to be Democrat, is regarded
by the Democrats as an apostate-by the
Republicans as prOselyte. Which party
estimates him correctly (which does he in.
tend to betraye He cannot be true to both.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

We publish on our first page an article
headed Wonderful Case Of Disputed Person
al Identity" The real Mr.. McAuiry Is an
old aud well.knOwn resident Of our county,
much esteemed for his sObriety and integrity.
For the last four years he has been living III
the ntighborhOOd Of Diamond Springs. lie
cannot imacine who the impOstCr is, never
having freely convcrScd with regard to his
family affairs with any one. Messrs. Geo. W.
Kinney aud John Van Eaton, wcll-known gen
tle,ncn Of this place; Dir lIamm, capt Bar
ron. VI. X. Shcarer, W. p. Scott, Benz. iunt,
g. j. Morrill,, aud in fact nearly all the OLD
residents Of Diamond Springs, arc intimately
acnuaintch with the real Robert McAuley'
who waited upon US last week and gave llS
pOsitive proof Of his personal identity. lie
saws he Is satisfied his letters to and from ms
family have been intercepted, but for what
purpose he was unable TO imagine until Mr.
| kinney handed him the Portsmouth Tribune
containing the article aluding to him, which
we have transferred to our columns. Taking
il altogether it is . singular affair and cnvtI-
opcd in deep mystery. Who the mysterious
stranger is who attempted to palm himself oil
~ the true McAulcy and how he acquired ms
information, arc questions much more easily
asked than answered.
P.S. Since writing the above Mr.. Kinney
handed us Tribune Of June 18th, in which
it Is stated the impOster in company with a
number Of citizens Of Portsmouth. "started
| for Cincinnati on the 9Th, where he said tie
! had papers that would prove his Identity
Since his departure he has not been heard oil.
1t is suspected that he played his friends who
escorted him down the river, q very unkind
! siip to escape the unenviahle notO,irty he wat
gaining in spite Of himself. y"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Poor FELLOw.-IIarry Mansfield has gone
and done it The poor devil has sold himself,
with ali his worldly goods, to Miss Lizzie
Kane, of Canton, Illinois. Tho notice Of sale
will be found under tho appropriate head in
tO-day's DENOcRAT. Harry, old boy, Gods
blessing upon thee and thine,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
DsmOcratio Central Committee.

meeting Of the members Of the Democratic County
osaa) Committee will be held At the MOUNTAIN DsNocRA
o0oo, RlAcervine, on
Wednesday, August 11ths
For he purpose Of adopting such measures may be
deemed advisable for vigorous and successful campaign
anA IA attend any other business incidental thereto
fun end pnnctuAl attendance 10 requested. The Demo
cratic county Nominees requested to meet at the
time and place. D. W. QELW1Cks, Chairman.
FiacerviIle, July 91st, 1854
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

WAGON RoAD.-Tho contract for building
sections A and B, including the Bridge, the
Commissioners awarded to Mr.. Plummer.-
We understand tho work will be prosecuted
vigorously. Mr.. P. has the reputation Of be.
ing an experienced contractor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Aarrc mojor!ty OF the delegates To the Dis
uict Convention in the Ninth judi, ial lis
irict, are favorable to and have been instruct
I'd to vote for William =. l,ahgc'fi ] J. the
present able and ntTable Judge Of that District
No better Democrat br athrs the pure air 81
California, than DnnSeriicId.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

POPULAR--Every county in the San Joa,
quin district has Endorsed Judge Creaner and
recommended his denomination for District
Judge. He Is one Of the sOundest lawyers in
the State. upright impartial, and Democrat
Of the old school.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

The suggestion Of our friend in Grizzly
Flat is an excellent one, and VIC will use our
utmost endeavors to induce the parties inter.
ssted % adopt it speedily. Don't, if you
please, hold us responsible for the action Of
others, especially when we disapprovcd oft.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Petition in Insolvency.

L,TATF uf CAiIfOtNIA. County Of NJ Dorado In the
. C"un,y Court u Ahd Tor SAd Count! tho. kINC.
~. MS tREl IrOES a. The mailer VI CT" KuS IA-
solvent u, h"r
PCKSt Ant 10 order Of Jar' J"hns"n. JnAEr ~ the
Court A'"r-sd, E"t>s hereby all the Or, di"Ia
Of said ihSolN Gro kuE hr ah app besFe the
court AfOrwRAd n Court, At tie COuIt nVUss 81 said
County In thV rtT ~ rtar'IVlr lhr 18th Asy ~
SEPTEMBER. A 49,. At tbs h,aT 81 ter o'rsek 4 -.
to shUw hA! thry NAy The prayer Of Sad Ia.
sOlN cut Sh"nd not b. atr aud fsnnS NJ 81 his
etAe b. made. AID hc ir diSclAIgc from bis q Ats ALd
lALiirs pursuance fte Statutes in such eass made
and prov d aud In the time ordrrvd that all
JuddIa PTVeetn p aga Ss.d I.S1lN b. eta, e.
- Witness NY hAId and the Peal Of aid CSaIt,
h"Teto an V-d nj Of In the city 81 F1aesr.
/ vlle tLls til day cf July. y ia.
H. MALDkON. Clerk
ny osDLN SlrIREA. Dvp1Iy (IsTk.
Gro G ntAnclard. Au'y for Te,i;iensr. I2i.Iml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

GooD.--The BrOlerick. Republicans, saws
the Shasta Republican, expect to have a ma.
Jority IN the approaching Democratic State
Convcntion--"'when the river falls"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

COUNTY WXRRGxTs-El Dorado County Warrants
On the general fund, registered in December and
January last, will be paid il presented at the Treas
urer's Office, on and after Monday next.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

The Democrats Of Shasta county have re.
nominated the Hon. @. r. Street for tho As.
sembly: lie was one of the most efficient and
INDUSTRIOUS members Of the last session, and
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

COUNTY TREAsrRHN>S OvVIcE. !
July 3lSt, lass.

IL personS holding said WarTHnis registered upoa
the General County FUND.- Of the follow ing numbers
and registry hereby notified to present the
Er paymcnt at the County TreasuEcr's Once, the
second pay u August 1878, within Sixty days froa
thai date or the money will BE- applied TO the payment
~ warrants next in order Of registry, in accordance
With an Act Of the Legislature ,aPpr9tcdMATeh SleS1.
~. d.tc A. d. PARK,
County Treasurer Of II Dorado Co., Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
1s~esrasio County Central Committee.
REGULAR
DElGOURATIC NOMINEES !

For the State Senate.
]. 8. TITUS, A. st. G. DENVER,
For tho Assembly,
GEO. N. CONDEE, OGDEN SQUIRES
G. N. DOUGLASS, J. J. WILLIAMS,
r. D. CRITTENDEN, Z. HUDSON,
WILLIAM COLEMAN, j. S. Upton.
For County Supervisors.
LIST DistriceGA. A. HOWARD,
snd District-E. N. STROUT,
Sd District-WM. JABINE.
For County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
II. L. PEASE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
r. D0GNRDI'S,
sheriff ~ sale.

E(N virtue "f IN exrrnt i.Su-d q Of the CteSk's
"nire of Hem. District Court Of the 9Th Judt.
riAl 'l'iTle IN All SoT SACRAMENTO (InuIN ON indy
nrhi re nd. rdt OH the 18th ds! "G July 4. u. Is in
iaN"! VI JOHN D(GtiIN and asainst the ENG:LE
1oMFANl, the sum Of firern Hundred aud HGIy-
Three Illar>, With interest thereon 81 the "a 81 tive
per cent par month from the 9Th day Il JmIy A. u.
i@~ together with the Of HIty Iomr b. IvO ll-
Ars, cost, Of quit and ac.ruinS cos. have Irvied up
on ana ~i sAp"c Ia public SAIe at the Court IIoasr in
the City Of PlseervilIe,
On the 23d Day of August, A. d. 1859.
AZ ten o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title interest aSa
claim Of the said Eagle Company, o in and to the Csl-
Tow Sr'tr% prop T'{ 'nE and being in Mean,an
MA, to ~lt; certain Quartz Mill kna~ a. the "Ea.
se 0aaLtI Ml, situated one mi Of the village
OF OTitaly Flat, OH "String Cannon " aIo ali tke a.
PSovCmeht' and machinery bennKinE to ssId min also
Inr uHarth Lode know as he ''EAgr Company Quartz
the eAme. ~
sheriff oHee, Place lille, July 3Ist, A. n. lASs.
D.. BoGARDCS,
sh"TiG IT FL Durado County Cri
tt"I by W. y. BrEwELL, Under sheriff:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

them to I'LL, would be species Of " snap judg-
mcnt" which even . Black Republican Con-
gress dare not approve. But we waste words
on this subject A Democratic State COnvcn-
ton will not deliberately and unnecessarily,
offer an insult to the intelligence Of Demo
ocrntic Legislature, which after due consider
alton Of the subject matter, postponed the
Congressional election until next year.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

OCSu VI pOlttlNAl
igrant Aid Societies" have lost their occupa.
ton. The main plank in the Republican
platform is shivercd 10 atoms. In the last
speech Judge Douglas made in the Senate
he declared the kansas question past issue, "
and appeared satisfied with its settlement
After contest Of ten years, growing out of
sectional differences, antagonistical but not
irreconcilable, the good men and true from
oil parts Of the country agreed upon a bill
which has restored peace and harmony to the
country. The English Bill" as it is called,
the Brodcrckitcs and Republicans arc OPP
posed to, although it settled the Kansas diff.
Guilty. "This is a pacifcation," said Mr..
Foombs, after the passage Of the measure,
''in which there has been no dshonor any
where; in which there has been no conces.
sion by the North to the South, or the South
to the North, but in spirit of brotherhood
and patriotism they have come together snd
settled their sectional differences upon sound
and permanent and fundamental ground Of
public principle and public honor. There.
''>i "' S'~'N 80 SAIunPu HON ueTep tucTe Is
sting nowhere, and we see nothing in the
bright and brilliant future but peace and har-
mony, and prosperity to the glorious organ.
lzation OF the Democratic party who have
brought the country safe through its strug-
giles. Let US all rejoice that there is peace,
true peace, honorable peace, throughout all
the land Of America. And who are there to
oppose it ?-who shall raise voice to DESTROY
it?-whcrc shall it come from? 1t can only
come from the disappointed cabal,--the Goa.
lition who traffic in public safety, public
honor, and they will sink in inglorous Oh.
security willie the star Of America shall rise
and shine tranScendcnt now and forever
A faction of unprinciplcd men, idle dcma
GogucS and office seekers, and the Black Re.
publican party, arc dissatisfied with the Eng
liSh Bill, and they will continue to agitatc the
Kansas question so long as they reap any
benefit from the agitation, regardless of the
peace and prosperity of our country. Selfish.
scheming, bankrupt in fortune and character.
what care they for the honor and dignity Of
the Union? They arc intent only on public
plumber, they care not what serious conse.
quenccs their REASONABLE designs NAV lead
to. Men who propose to affiliate with Black
Republicans in order to defeat the Democratic
party are unworthy Of confidence, and should
be treated ms rcncgadcs and spies.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

One Of the principal reasons assigned by
those who arc agitating the question Of Con-
grcssional nominations, this year is, that the
Blacks will certainly northumberland, IL their
candidates should receive any votes, whatever,
(bcing without opposition. and il their faction
should have majority in the next Congress,
such counterfeit and fraudulent members
would be admitted to seats in that body, to
the exclusion of the legitimately eIeetel mem
bers of next year. This is taking it, as con-
coded, that, reckless Of every consideration,
other than pcstilent partisanship, the Black
Republican representatives from every portion
Of the Union, would combine for the purpose
Of accomplishing dirty party triumph, and
override the solemn act Of the Legislature Of
a sovereign State, as we'll as violate the dearest
rights Of her entire people. This. debased as
we deem the leaders and the great mass Of
that party,-for the credit Of human nature,
we cannot believe.
We have invcstigat d the various instances
OF contested elections, arising before Congress
at different periods, when Whiggery or De-
mocracy was in the asccndancy, and we can
tiud no case in which there has been such
open disregard Of law, justice, and decency,
as would he exhibited in the hypothesis, with
which We set out. Resting on the flimSy
foundation Of a technical mis-construction Of
Art. lst, Sec. 2nd Of the Constitution Of the
United States, it is asserted that the sworn
Representatives Of the people of more than
half the Union, would do violence to their own
conscienccs, and commit diabolicnl assault
upon the rights and privileges Of the inhab-
tants Of sister State,-in defiance Of ma
tureIy considered Act Of her Legislature
and in derogation of the provision Of the Conf
stitution OF the United States, which leaves to
each State the selection of 1.-THE time, place,
and manner Of holding elections for Repre-
sentatves."
Again, VIC aver, VIC do not believe that any
party, which has existed in the county since
the birth of the Republic, even the fanatcal
organization declared to favor the contempla-
ted swndlc upon which we have dcscanted, J
would dare to pcrpctrate so foul wrong as Il
force spurious Representatives upon their
fellow countrymen, simply because their nu-
merical force, in the lower House of Congress,
enabled them to do so. We, therefore, un-
hesitatingly urge the Democratic Convention,
shortly to assemble in Sacramento. to ignore
the proposition Of Congressional nominations
this year, as ridiculous, unnecessary and lille
gal. The people would have most just cause
of complaint il delegates, chosen for the sole
purpose of nominating Judge Of the STU
prcmc Court and Controller, should usurr
the right of nominating candidates for Con
gress in Gdrdnce Of their expressed opinion
as to the relative merits of the Representative,
asprants. A Democratic Convention will moi
be guilty Of such usurpation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Shcrim = Sale.


10y virtue Of an isSusd Of the eisrk's
once II thu Hon n,u,t Court Of the IIth JudeIaI
HIstT1rt and EH ~ IhIrado (ouRiS. "a Jadwu,sue
rendered I1ih daH IL March. H. u. lA7 IN faV~s Of
NattAh Gilmore. W u. GTN. aud Jts.ee nynglass SD
aKAinSt tranris L. Mills, Jane. NJ BEH ant, JOsrtA u.
Milling, Lyman Kay. (',Orse kIag. UantSI l.. Iluk-
hard, thaTl"a II. Wh-tlO-k ard Leonard nasltARs
defendant for the sum Of LoaE hundF,d and biAeiy
eight OlATS With trrrst thereon At the rate 81 ten
Per cent PER anuum, firm tho IsIh DAY Of MaT.h, o.
1877, Together with The 81 lINN three - Ion dl.
lar' coats 0I bWI, AId areTung e.ISts, have kVIed
uT'n and i'll Ca public S-lr At the Count IIO~sc
in the CT! Of PlAerTNIllr, On
The 26Gh day Of JaIy, A. ID. 1855,
NJ 10 'thrk, q ~. all the right. titr iMteTe.t aUA
claim, II b. SIld AhHe deEr IT, in and L.
IN" following d'scTibCd property, bIng aud l~aR ~
Mud SPRING Tow nshr, 81 Dorado Comfy and state Il
(AhtUEnI4, io~u: \ certain Quartz Lead SItu.led
s'Dut half mile frnIn the Village 81 LuIs1
known as the Bryant Lead" With al the iuprsse-
certain other Quarts Lead, kns~ as the Cosu.nes
ale! C"nPaEys Quartz Lead, stMaled the NsTth
Fork 81 the (OsumneS kINrT near kings store aIsD
said Company Quartz Mill, situated On said NsgtA
IOEk, siv tn mix brO~ SaIa khEs SIsss, tOsstASV
nth the machinery, APPuTtenAnees aud imprONs @sGtS
belonging TO SAId nailL
r. DOGARDCS,
She nh u ~ DOradu Co., Gal.
ES W. J. Ut AVAIL, Cud AkaTiG.
Sheriff. OEee, riacerViIl-, July }, 4. II. ISIS.
rO%TPOHEMENI.-T The alb 'e ,aIe is hereby
poSt pOnrd until
August 2lst, 1858,
sheriff = OGrt riaerF'iile, Jui> sGah A. n, IksA
D.. BOGAPDCS. Shrrin.
tt'I j.! W. J. BUS~ELL, UMdrF sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Congressional election until next year.
S~
DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE FAcTIoNIsrs.-
We learn that the Republicans arc not alto
gether satisfied with the Broderick ticket, and
threaten TO oppo it unless some Of their
avowed friends arc placed uponit They think
they are tho stronger faction and have SUI
perior claims, were the first to advocate Re-
publican doctrines, and are entitled to at least
half the nominees. They are willing to sup
port their allies, but they demand some re-
turn for their compliance. The Brods. arc
very anxious to corci late them, are ready to
make them any promises, but arc unwilling
to resign in their favor. The Republicans in
Sist upon their diSplacing some of their candi
dates and substituting known Republicans in
their place, but this the Brods decline to do at
present They say tho fusion, which they
have so pcrsistcntly denied, would at once he
apparent, and exposure would cstrange the
few Douglas Democrats who yet cooperate
with them. Our informant states that the
leading members Of both factions have had
several interviews since the adjournment Of
the Brodcrick- Republican convention, without
arriving at any satisfactory result. Quite a
heated controversy sprung up between tho
contracting parties and not very tlattcrng
terms were freely exchanged. The Rcpub!-
can leader very pointcdly announced that he
had no further concessions to make; that he
was prepared to receive proposals, and that
he was authorized to grant them two weeks
longer to reflect and decide upon the terms of
the agreement. The Drods at first affected to
be indignant, and tried to intimilate their al
lies, but failing to make the least impression,
they instantly changed their tone and stopped
to the most humiliating fawning. 1t wouldn't
do. The Republican leader said he had an
nounccd the ultim0tum of his party friends,
and they were determined to strictly adhere
to it. So the matter rests for the present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-16

DuCKwHEAT FLOUR, 100 - sacks. FL sslev6
Is ANTON BERG.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-16
MONEY WE'D,
SUBECElBING 70
Hodges Journal Of Finance and Bank Reporter.
FIVE REPORTS n ONEE
100 NEw - - sAEE-eEAE1.

r Tho only work ever poHIIshed giving correct ID
aons and fac sim desert Ptluls all The GeuG5us
Bank Notes. is.
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EVERY BUSINESS Man. SHOULD HAVE IT.

HvREsH 0rszSs. Leuors, and CoooaDut,, for sale ~
?. JYNKIE < co.
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MINERAL Point SIENNA
TERMS raa SESSION ur1l WEEKS

me s.aas Team ri. eaaa IN afona,g. sao Isl q
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DIssoLTTIOs OF PARTNER-HIP.

south side orIigh street, opposite Pos, Office. s1a~
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XVASIRD-A Resident GoySsSis 49, ~ g,,,ss sr9e.
w poshed manners aud fully capatie o siii ,.,ti.
hon IN ths hisber branches OF eiAoAion . Two ~.
Arri,csors nav be esse sisiirs T., ~, ~ fssy
Ne yoxe post OH
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on wAIKER BooKKssf,tSs, An. AN.rs SON.
~ TIC and writing In % " money and knsviedse
., serns and weo w.sn svoo ss ~
rvs, ~ srec VI lessons culy, A. MS re1oense ~
sfteN 80 .rd a-ueri-r Vow ready fesler
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The Nevada journal., 1858-10-29

THE REMAINs.-Two weeks ago we
gave an account Of remains found up
Deer Greek by Mr.. Bell, while search
ing for his cows. The remains have
since been found again and Coroner
Ba LEY passed judgment upon them. 1t
seemed probable that deceased commit
ted suicide, from the fact that piece of
handkerchief was discovered attached
to tree close by. The body probably
was burned by fire which had swept
the neighborhood. The deceased is
wholly unknown.