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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
SALES AT AUCyT1On.

DROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE AND ALL THE BLE
ID giant rosewood and mahogany furniture Contained
therein p. NASH auctoneer VIII SELL 70 MORO ruay,
at 0 O'Clock by catalogue the entire contents OF me
story dwelling house situated 81 West Srssenh street
fifth avenue, containing superior nousenoa iurnra
OF first class Workmanship made - order ana IN eacee'
nceD rosewood psrlor suits, covered In eegsh s peo
cade large Voahe and reception chairs 10 maeh ~e
rosewood eeReres with marble tops ana mirror aoos ana
backs lined with satin wood. exuensivey carved ee
giant centre and tables aoes rosewood
secretary with mirror door lined with SATIN wooa rosewood
secretary with elegant carvings made 70 e
splendid seven octave premum panoorte richly
iDsid with pearl and real pearl Keys decidedly one oil he
most superb instruments eser mtuei ricnly enoosseu
and brocate window curtains Also great variety
OF oil paintings, embracing many vautble spe,imens
elegant decorated chn~ vases farsn aad thnese agures
costly and Ornamental mahogany, black walnu. and
cushioned chairs covered in haelotA ana media
lion rocking easy chairs sofas oak and black walnut
extension rich china tea sets glass comps
ing assortment such tum5lers, wines chsmpsgnes
Coblets celery gRsses salts butter dishes, lemonades.
pitchers &c also costly silver such elegant revo'y
kets services saves ivory cutlery crockery,
plates vegetable dishes tureens &C. also the fur ure
of all the bedrooms containing mahogany cushioned chairs
rosewood and mahogany black walnut beds.ea Is
hair mattresses rosewood and mahogany marble
bureaus with wsshstsnds match the betsteads magnificent
ly decorated china toilet sets bedroom carpets mirrors toilet
stands, &c Sale positive n B-Furnitare bs packed
and shipped by experienced the sale Parties In
81 solid rosewood parOr furniture of the most extensive
wilheo attend. article VIII be sold
without Also o'clock the above four story
residence house, 65 lot 20
by half the block Terms $40 eco; remain bond and
at cent for OF balance on Apf
TO- when the deed win be given.
CONsTABL E's sALE-TwO ASSES AT AUCTION
" This day. IL O'Clock at the Metropolitan stables
of eandEr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
sMUsE lsiEWTS.

u.DE*v or hUSIC.-THE BUaUEhOrs.
"A A.sssee sot sole Director .... 3. Uiiaaa
ADMh~IOH--siNs COLLAR AN Parts
Reserved seats - apd 81 90 according t loca io Fsmuy
cirth 81 cents. mph,ihestrs ~ cents
The sse 90 a.as ut the nree TIC Se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

CIPsRT s. SAVAGE. AUCTtoNkER, Will. SELL AT
VI his saesroom Is Cedar street rtay March ~ ~ 10
rich made up carpets ull pieces Brussels stair
carpets Sc ai-' apic snd fancy orr
Eocs toos shoes wrapping paper swery and watches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
A setlNLE-s I'VE or A LARoE AssORTMENT 81

ssss NIB sAt. W "a hxf ~ ra ner and nantsl
inirrol and gasses-A. 81 C9lSI ALAR, auctoneer viii
sell on Flisy ih inst, los O'clock by order OF The as
spuer hr rriire stock OF Broadway store remove 20 =
owery convenience Of sale sng OF twenty French
ps:e richly Ornancncd pie. mirrors ranging from 81
dov ~ seventeen handsome ornanehsed boluct
TOP oval mirrors of sizes 81 mAnte pier and bar
pssses pearl and fancy mOulirga from - - down as
soie6 sizes 80 Co. mahogany frame looking gias'es and
large IA u git fame looking glasses an OIL paintings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

AuClTcN sALH.-FRIDAg, MARCH 10, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
n D. SO sixth avenue good household furniture and
tents i'shonabie hsdressng saloon consisting OF costly
lOoklr. c.isses sOfas barber chairs, Oclotus with fun
sssoriuea Of gepuenens furnishing variety goods sale
IoEitye 70 let and i'm mediate possession gven.
CROMELlkN co AucttOneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
HOUSES TO sE SOLD AT AUcrIoS-ro,rrvEs SALE

-Four three ory Philadelphia brick iron, houses on the
fou size OF President street wo hundred snd any l3s rr
west III Columbia street. in block twelve hovsss. w be
90 auction Oh the h dav Of MARCIA ~ q, 10 oelock Al
Montague Hail. brooklyn. For farther Information apply al
81 villa M street, room ~, ". Y.
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AUCTION SALE or HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE-h
II NJ. cslsrhAR anconeer, = BoSery' VIII sell on
furniif~ consisting Of mahogany cna'rs mahe cop tables
hcdsteads washsiands brussels and rgfan car
petnes bureaus fancy chamber suit and large lot OF
opalrs engravings and looking glasses and mirrors;
also snge double aud three quarter iron bcdseads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

q WEII.ES NICHOLS, UJri0NEE8-CHoICE
VI. wines. liquors and segars al auctOu.-GIkN LC D
low JR. CO. Pine street will cell this Jay ~ their
gaiesooas selection from the stock OF ,hc Inn
porpg and iobbpg houses la New York OF the choicest Ma
sherrie ports &c old pale and dark braudies
Of Trsh AID Scotch whkey Monnngah.a
bourbon DO old Jamaica Antigua aud Grauada
&C. &C large invoice OF genuine Havana The
oOd oil warranted first class aud viii be toucd equal
10 I'm nrIAai innI In nNn \
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AUCTION NOTICE. BoGART, AUCTIOvEER-BY
"A = ROC RT.-friday, lehs At Icy o'clock, auction
Frankfort AMI William streets receivers
sale lot of paror and ,okng stones, lin ware
shee, OJ. &c. HAkklNs, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

AUCTION HoTICE.-rHOMAs BELL AUorIoNsER
"A en- ". S. THOMPSON. This day, at II oclo TX In the
is East Broadway Catherine street house
hold furniture eofss chairs tables oil paintings gold
wAtct clocks mssss shoes and CRITTERS, liquors. segars
&c. Uus sales attended 10.
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UlTJON NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A S 18th al ib1a O'Clock, at the auction
room of Frankfort and William streets consabies
sait-.lss lot Of cooos, hemp grass rope.
JAMES WHITE, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ETrwARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGE
~ safe OF elegant household furniture contained in the
eee nj house No l32 West Twenytird street-E. + II.
sCBNNCK win sell At auction, Friday 10Th inst at l0s
NJ s the furniture contained in said holse Geo
ssDg Of carved rosewood parlor suits rosewood
side and etegeres, with marble tops bookcase maho
gsny marble top centre and sofa tables mhogauy sofas
easy and reception chairs ixturcs window cur
tapestry velvet Brussels aud ranharpets BE iroom
suites hogan cosge'full SUIT; hail furnure hst
stand rugs &c and assortment cf kitchen furniture,
with which the sale viii commence by order Of H. j. CARR,
mortgagce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

UC9lON NOTICE-THE ATTENTION OF DEALERS
n 400 housekeepers particularly invited The large sale
bAud household furnre at 10 Nassau street this
day. o. !uis O'Clock. ID. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer.
esroon 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-18

lBHRT II. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER. r
n daily sale az stocks and bonds ALBERT II. EICo-
Ia vii seal this day. March Is at l2 O'clock at the Mer
chants Exchanze:-
SAWp hsrnibsl and St yosepbs RI mge per CT
6QOd Town OF Berlin wis. )B per cent bonds.
S,lsA Virginia State per cen. bonds.
2V0Tenneseee State per cent bonds.
%n Clevelsnd and Pisburg RK LIST mge per CT bonds
6WO hew York City Central Park per cent stock Of 1885,
l0O sciois and Hooking Valley RR CT bonds.
2oO0 Wsterown and Madison RK real estate D. bonds.
6,W Town OF Ceresco wis per cent bonds.
ZOO New York and New haven RK. lat mge p. bonds.
lH0 Wheeling CITY per cent bonds of 1879.
fJ luouque City 10 per cent bonds due 1888.
2bO Crest Western Marine Insurance scrip Of 1857.
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OLA MONTH"; ANT HsR ftNCIhs -, -
IL NJ JOsSoN snhsr 81 be Histcr! Of ne Freach Rev
uf,on hsviux beer ~elsAsed from kirtse sreN 49, 70
,shc AZ vas consigned fs- p-esniei contempt %
growing 4 81 Ire Non'es css W seizure On tie ses
sc, % ~ Ia, even ne Mares Is oc0cx 3. the uy
rssant frs SO B. ssivag. pcors oren al Atnssso- =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

the whole Management Of the ssid iecton o1. .,
kands OF the Territorial officers, and P!eceo - :. -
bspds Of Commissiorey judges al dAlerAs dfh.
pointed by and under the authority OF tue ~ =.
OF the Convention; and even II tie Ierrtoia' "a.
could be construed as applicable 20 the persoLs % np
pointed 10 conduct this election, yet haeo4e.t e"u
spurious and forged returns could be made W.rn IN
yority, had been the IN other elections, Ioi ~.
that, by singular omission or
tue election laws Of the Territory failed to p'o'ide a"!
penalties OF punis hrnent for such offenses ..;-
Do not these facts furn!sh sufficient reasons ~
~ the Ten toral Legislature ia iterpoeng Us Huno
y a. j: did on the Eth Of December, IN the pa-'ase
o law which in effect postponed the election On h .ho
ratification or rejection OF the Cons,tui'On unt ~"
An day Of January, and provided that on 'hs. hay
fair election should be held at which any iegai VOC.
in the Territory might record his vote Tor OF az .
tie Constitution and for agaiI 81 the slavery Ai1
Gle fully and Internationally, and also made We anu
Elective provision 10 protect the balot-boh anu IS
turns from fraud and violence.
The result Of the election Of the An OF January Va
the ratification or rejection 0f the Lecompfon Cohs
tuition was officially announced by the Governor enu
pre- siding officers Of the twoHouses OF the Leglsuie
of the Territory in the following proclamation;
tecorc Anoe the provisions of act entitled Al
submitting the Consultation framed II LecomPon amer @
Of the Let ssiiye Assembly OF Kansas Territory sntea AZ
act 70 provide for tsiinI and election OF Deega'e %
Coz v.n,ion pss.d Feb ls A. D., S7 the q.
the following the Official vo,e Of the people oi
Territory, the qseons therein submitted on Tie fh S
Of January, 1859: r.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20

Total. ....lO,.8 los
Some precino have not yet sent 10 their reGrns, b.
above is the complete ree.ived up 70 this date
f" J. w. DENVER,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
FINE RANCH FOR RENT.
JANSON, BOND & CO..


JANSON, BOND & CO..
IMPORTERS AND JORBERS OF HRY
GOODS corner battery and Clay streets, San Panels
co, have now landing and in store
260 bales 30 inch Brown Drills,
ln0 bales 81 inch Brown Sheetngs,
I'm bolts No INV Duck,
5W bolts No. 2-lO Duck,
" bales Raven Duck,
10 cases McrTimac Prints
1UO cases Prague Prints,
6m Pacific Prints,
lOO cases Dunnells Prints,
50 cases - "A Bleached ShrtinRs,
IL cases "a, S.4 and lO-4 Blcached ShirtingV,
~ cases blue Drills,
IL cases Blue Denms,
10 bales Hickory Stripes,
- bAlep y, u and 4-+ TcklnRs,
III bales Scarlet, Blue and Gray Fiannela
IL bales Ballardae White PlAnuel,
cases COburgs and MernOs,
cases Wool and HAlf.WOo. Plaids,
cases Hue and Black AlpAccas,
IL cases PaciHc-new styles De LANES,
cases All-WO0l, new styles, do,
cases French MerinOs,
10NN Bay State Plaid Shawls,
fOO Cashmere and Plain Wool ShAwls,
BLACK aud Colored Silks
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
And n large assortment OF other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS,
1904 pairs White, Green and Blue Mackinaw,
lWO pairs BIB, TUB and SBG Blankets,
lwu pairs cheap Gray English Blankets,
lNN pairs cheap blue English Blankets,
Hn pairs Scarlet English blankets,
COZ pairs 9A To- liza and 1914 White Bed Blankets.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
1000 dox Gray, Blue and Scarlet Flannel Shirts
lOOO dog Gray aud White MernO Undershirts and
Drawers,
ION doz MerIno and Wool Socks,
HOO doc SatInet and Jean Pants,
600 dOs Duck and Cott0nAle Pants,
6OO dos Hickory and Check Shirts,
6iW doE Calico and White Dress Shirts,
60O dOE OverRlls and Jumpers,
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Neck Ties, Silk Hand.
kerchcfs Suspenders and variety Of other articles too
numerous to mention. For sale by
JANSON, BOND 4 CO.,
Corner Battery and Clay Streets San Francisco.
October 9th, lsSS.-t2ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
Road Notice.

TTNlIE Undersigned do hereby make known and declare
their Intention u organize Joint Stock Company for
the CUnStTuctUn If Turnpike ReaIR the county Of II
Dorado. Extending from the City n Placervle TO Da-
practicable the following f0nfe Wis OounenenR at or
the west end OF Main street In said city OF HaceP
vile, running thence down IIanRtown Creek In westerly
direction about half mile thence the best
and most practicable FOute To Webher G. eek ut point
the Mountain MINI; thence crossing said Creek Al
the last ment point the and most practicable
route N Diamond Springs.
The undersigned will meet At the Council In said
City Of Placervllr Tuesday the 18Th lay Of October
A. H. ISIS, At o'clock r. b., Of said day for the purpose
Of making preliminary organization OfSad Company.
TIIOS y. WADE, JAMES T. WADE,
WM MARTIN, JOHN r. DOLIISON,
JOHN Quick. GEORGE W. GREEN,
FRANK SEELY, JOHN HUME,
JAMES q. HUME.
PlAervine, Sept. 9Th, 1858. 90.2w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
SherlT,s HaIp,

10y virtue Of execution issued out Of tho Office
ID Wn q. Davis JuStice Of the Peace for PlaccrVilc
Township, III Dorado County, on Judgment rendered
ON til" 22nd day Of May \. d. 1883, in favor of iau
Twenty Five and 100 Duars, together with the SUI,
Of Eighteen and 5OlOO DOLLARS costs Of suit and
ing COSTS have levied upon and will expose to Public
Sale ut the Court House in the city Of raccrvie,
On the 23rd Day of October,
d. 1884, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the right ttlc inter
eat and claim OF the said William Heavens Of in and Il
the following described property, lying and being IL
Paccrvillc Township, Fl Dorado County and State O
California, to wit certain Tunnel Mining Claim, sit
uatcd the South side Of Coon Ill., adjoining the Co
sunncs Tunnel on the West, aud the Tunnel Of QuancS
& Co. OH the East.
Shc+f's Office, Pacerville, October End A. n. 1853.
+. BOGANBtS, .-
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, California,
ttEl By W. J. BURwHLL, Under sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
Declaration Of Infenfico. :


II NOW all men ~ these presents, that J. EgaEs AaA
N Hen. vfe Of Samuel W. nuA. FsstAsae e akaleRV
OF PiAcervIlie County Of n Dorado and egaIS q 6lz
MIA, do hereby declare that Intend . carry M
own name and pm my own aecoaat, tAs tuenee q ~.
ing and selling MMliReEy and Dry 0eQA-, shN askssss
ring Bonnets Dresses and Clothing Of I'll kihd - saSa
acting such other busineee HAhsTsanto Gppsstaas
and that viii be individually respensibss ~ AZ dekao
contracted by nom and MtsF thls aaeoy ana <te -
amount originally Or now Invested In said bASe B -
than I've thousand dollars. =, =
Given under my hand this 6th day u OttHsiSs T. ~
1855. :. ~ -.-...., LYEaA. 4 ~ CkshiSSs ID
STATE or CALIFORNIA, CONniS u n 'b6rSSaa ~ Gla'
this oh day Of 0eeSAsr, A. y 1ese, es.sea1g
before me- Wa @. Davis, gHsiiee g - pHes = -
for sail county, Mrs, Lydia ANA A14. ~ 81 N
iuu, known 70 ne 70 - tks psFega eeeet.t y ~
executed the fossgoiag lnslTulenb, - 49, q
n bat been made afsnsinsAa y @s - a. ~
from and vlsheat ne heaEi1t ~ "a kssa4 -
knovtodg:4 p Et thas ~ SFeeFtsla -. -
and Wilheee cOsPelca, FssaFslEA, q esAsg ~ 49, =
q her seId hhaeaAdb asa'sAas ~ lea4 ~ H
- Given anSst ~ Mad. As $3.50 RJi
written. NJ 6-REI Iz<lrrr,
[Oct0 SWl tssiis & - 6 $ "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

SrOLEN.-SOme graceless scoUndrch On the night
of the 9th iust in this place, entered the cabin OF
Judge Bush and appropriated his bed4elEOw, an
eight inch Colts revolver, to his own use. The re-
vOlver has brass butt and numbered 5o,979. The
screw and brass at the right hand side of the ham,
mer are considerably bruised with q screw driver
Some Cinnamon who were working in the vicinity
1t is probable, stole the pistol. Judge B. offers
reward of ls for the recovery of the pistol aud 49,
AddtiOnal'fo for the apprehension aud conviction oil
the thief
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
SIleriG's Sale.

(Y virtue ofa Decree Of Sale issued Of the Clcrk
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court of the 18th Judi
cal District, in and for FL Dorado County Judg
ment rendered the 10th day Of September A. u. INN
in favor Of Isaac Lisnan If the Estate
Michael Iisman deceased, and against Frank COwdrn
for the of ftecnn hundred and forty four Il 10,
dollars with interest thereon at the rate of three pei
cent per month"; from the 10Th day Of September 4. ID
lHB, together with the Of hftyOne lOlm Dollars
costs Of suit and Accruing COSTS have levied upon
will expose TO Public Sale at the Court House in the cit!
Of Placcrvilc,
On the 23d day of October, A. D. 1858
At II O'Clock 4. NJ, all the right, title interest and
claim said Frank COwdcn had October id, 1881,
any time thereafter Of in and to the undivided
Of the Flume known the Grey Eagle func situated
partly in Placer and partly in III Dorado countless in tho
State Of California, together with all and singular the
teneneRts ersditaneptn and thcrCuuto
belonging or in any wise appcrtaining.
T.. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of II Dorado County, Cnlifnrnin.
Sheriff Office, PlacerNillc, October lr, \. II. lH5H
[29-tsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

TmE WENTHER.-Thc mild bright, beautiful days
that have 80 long smiled cheerfnily upon u.s. are be-
ginning 7" hide their radiant gIorCS behind weep
ing clouds and s0mbre storms Yesterday was II
cold, wnterish day. II rained, hailed and cleared
up repeatedly during the afternoon, OvercOats aud
stoves were greatly in demand. At the time Of GO
ing to press e O'Clock Z. NJ the indications for
heavy rain are decidedly favorable, but as "dOubt-
u things are very uncertain, it would not surprise
rise in the morning In the sublime language ot
the lamentcd Joe BOwcrs-like's "favOrite SON
we Gun alphabetically exclaim-"hLher rip. p,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
The Monumental Company of San Francisco in
tend purchasing steam lire engine.

BALL At DIAMOND. =" Uncle Nate Young"
of the Washington HOtch Diamond Springs
will give his farewell ball on Wednesday eve
ming next, and we hope It will be "a rouscr."
Uncle Nathan has given many pleasant par
ties, and this last one will not fall behind for
mcr ones in any element of enjoyment, the
company will be large and gay, the music
good, and tho supper SnmDtuouS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

ArTENPrTo CONNIr SrIcIDE.-A Young man named
Wheeler, while laboring under temporary lit OF
insanity. produced by dependency and dissipation,
on Monday morninglO in the rear of butcher shop
on the Plaza, attempted to commit suicide by cut
ting his throat. When discovered, he was cutting
Gway with singular energy and determination
fortunately the knife was dull one else he would
have succeeded. His windpipc was nearly cut
through. Under Sheriff Burwell caught him. took
him to the Station House by, aud called in DR..
Titus to sew up the wound. twas ghNstly wound,
and had he not received instant assistance he would
now be in the spirit land. He is fast recovering.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

',rri, Ir'rtnr- Il affords us pleasure to stale
dat Col. Iuu> ROBERTSON, uf C"l"na. an eloquent
and ireni speaker. has consented Ia deliver the
"p,rlug Address of the Cold Springs Iytcum NJ its
c.lh irnual session, On "Wednesday v,n'ng nex'
'hr 10Th ll>t, lie has chosen for his subject The
Snug l,> 81 Genius, and from the wrli.kn"wn lit
crarI reputation ut the speaker, safely pre-
met that he viii handle the subject in most icli,i
us rarnrr. The Society is one If the oldest in
tdr Estate, audnumhcrS among it, did members Some
al the It cGliu,ni suns 1T old FL Dorado. num-
her oi whom viii H. present ut the next reunion
\ rich intellectual feast will be- prepared fnr them
10y gentleman competent to d0 justice 10 the sub.
i.c a" las selected for his lecture. We are author
I.cl 10 invite the public To attend.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
Caution to the Public.

London CbT~'idI Ola,
(fRb LoNSa Gin
SrAei'idm .SrARdDpa
dedicated SrAHIppa,
RoNR ScAR1pps,
dc, stc., tkc.
Under the above and similar ea. the liQuormixers
this city bOtlnH large quantities Of aduerated, un-
whOlesNm trash costing hut little, which they hope 10
realize large profits by selling IN California.
Avoid all compounds. Rome are 50 sklfully prepared
to pass for good Liquor, except With the bes judges
would be FAt only the long established,
genuine WOtf'a AroMItic .IthcidGM .EiaRdpps.
CDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
t92-0ml % Beaver street, New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

TERRIFIC Han SToRN.-The Deseret As,rs II Sept.
29d contains extracts from the Minncsotn md wis.
consn papers, giving accounts of frightful hail
storm which had passed through thnt region. Some
~ the hail stones measured twelve inches in circum-
ference and fell with astonishing rapidly and
inrcc. Windows, doors, and even the roofs Of houses
were shattered by them As no account is given of
persons having been injured by thcm it is presumed
that. outsiders lodged them when they saw them
coming
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

TIE GAS WORKs.-Thc proprietors Of this
establishment assure us they will be ready to
light up in about five weeks. What com
fort this will be during the dark winter nights
Instead Of running the chances Of pitching
into mud puddlcs and prospect holes, as in
former times, pedestrians can travel the streets
and bywayS with as great facility as in day
light.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16
KRAHNER,s SALOON.

THE undersigned respectfully TO his old
friends and the public that hr has taken charge Of
his SaoOn, CoouA street, in person. and has thor
Oughy rchttrd it-mRking Il Of the most pleasant
retreats in the city BESIDES thr hest Of Lager Beer
OF his Uwn brCwing-thr Bur will he supplied with ev-
cry beverage that IL desirable and the choicest cigars
WILLIAM KRAMER.
Plaeervilc, AuRust I, leoe.-I1ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

TIE FEsrIvAL-The festival at the NJ. F..
Church, on Tuesday evening, was we'll atten-
ded and passed off most pleasantly A con-
siderable amount Of money was realized, but
not sufficient for the object in view-furnish-
ing the parsonage
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

Before we received the letter of our correspond
tnt HaOn" the private matter to which he alludes
had been satisfactorily explained. The information
furnished us by - was partially correct, but as
he was misinformed and his motive wasa good one,
We are disposed to let the matter drop. We hope
this will be satisfactory to all parties.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-16

NOTICE Is hereby given that We the undersigned own
i Of the Salmon Fails Toll Bridge, will, the 9th
day NJ November next, thereafter be
heard apply TO the Hon the Board Of Supervisors Of NJ
Dorado County, for renewal Of license to keep said Toll
Bridge. r. A. Pearls,
A. H. RICHARDS.
October 9th 1SJ9.-T&3Idl ,