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Tm,teranse Meeting.

Hon. Sidney Ptrham. Agent OF the s'a'e
Tsmpes,nSe Meeutiss committee, gave
very ale ina ss,i,f.s,oy temperance address
a. the Allied Street church on Monday eve
ming. In consequences Of tha religion. meet
ings held ON the same evening and the limit
ed notice of the mestipseths numosr,wno
listened to the lecture was quite small. s0'
over two hundred persons we're present., IN
GLIDING psr,ops Of al sexes and ages and we
are sorry to say that other engagements seem
to have deprived many Of the most aosl's
temperance men Of the pleasure Of listening
to the well considered and timely remarks o.
Mr.. Perhsm. We do not mention this oy
way of rebuke % the friends OF temperance
as we know that many Of them were neeessa'
rily detained by sufficient reasons from the
meeting. and others were in attendance upon
the religious meetings to which We have adj
verified. We trust that It may not be consid.
cred inopportune If we say that at the pres
ent time the position Of the temperance
question 10 such a. to demand Of It's friends
earnest. energetic interest.
In less than two months the people OF the
State are to say by their votes whether the
existing state OF things in relation to the sale
OF intoxicating liquors, shall DO continued OF
whether the fountains which are sending
forth their bitter and poisonous waters shall
be dried up, and the evils Of in'cmperance
which have so alarmingly increased during the
past year, checked. To meet this practical
question successfully. the work Of OrsaniIa.
ton must DO commenced at once, aud the
friends Of temperance cannot be supine and
careless without serious injury to the cause
/ There is an earnest Interest here on the
sub;ect of religion. an interest which We look
upon with great satisfaction, and to It's value
as a permanent means Of good, we 10 not
hesitate to give our full at,estation. We trust
that We may not be considered US unk'nd II
we venture to suggest to those who are inter-
es,ed in directing and guiding this religious
interest, that there is now practical neeessi'
ty for doing something to vert the evils OF
the sin Of in,emperance so eriphaticaliy con-
demned by the gospel, aud which condemna-
ton, when individually applied, declares that
emo drunkard shall inherit the kingdom oil
heaven" We do not desire TO see sny dimi-
mutton in the interest in religious matters
but we do wish for such an increased interest
in the cause Of temperance, as shall lead 10
practical results which are in harmony wi'h
the effects of tho religious awakening. The
church needs the aid OF temperance insIu-
mentalities, and It should not be unmindiui
Of its duty to strengthen them. even in 'eas'
ons when the public attention is drawn pow.
eriully towards subjects having connection
with the life to come. ... .
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r. Some person. are. without doubt, re-

II Some persons are. without doubt re-
ceiviny our paper who were several years
since subscribers, but had discontinued 1t
within the past two years. This arises from
the fac, that We were obliged to make up our
mail list from book used several years SINCE
the one in use when the fire occurred having
been entirely destroyed. Some persons who
were subscribers when the fire occurred are
doubtless left off. We have made our list as
perIect as We could. but it 10 nevertheless
imperfect. Any information which may en-
able us to correct 1t, viii DO thankfully re.
eeived. .r
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Coscrnr.-York's Concert Band will give nm
instrumental and Vocal Concert, on Fast day
evening, at the Town Hall, Saco. The Band
have purchased set of fine instruments, and
the public may expect on the evening OF tho
concert, that they will give forth the sweet
est and most harmonious sounds. The Band
consists of II members, portion (which
are fine glee singers. Shannon will preside
nj the piano when the concert comes of.
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Iai}a&;5lournd,
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SRRIDAX MORNING. APRIL 0. 1853.
Lecompton Defeated In the House.
s The Iccomptoa Scheme by which the sd-

LCVUuhptVu DViCutCu III thc AAVeS>'
8 The leeOmptoa Scheme BY which the adj
minist!ation proposed toforce upon the people
OF Kansas q constitution in the making Of
which they had no voice. II Will be seen by
our Congressional record was defeated in the
House on Thursday Of last week. -
The majority against It was however. only
eight, which buchanan may yet overcome by
more liberslity In democratic Inducements
The defeat was effected by Mr.. Mont.
gomery's amendment which Is substantially
the same as that offered in the Senate by Mr,
Crittenden. The amendment as carried In
the House Is more properly speaking a sub
stitute; for q does not recognize the Leeon'pton
Consultations, but only refers to that bastard
Rufiian bantling as ''nop pending before Goa.
gress." 1t admits Kansas As STATE pitho'a
any Constitution, and provides that the Con-
stitution which Kansas may hereafter adopt
shall form the basis Of communicating tue I'D.
mission Of Kansas, on the Proclamation OF
the President simply, and without any iut'neI
action Of Congress. Tho amendment mas !.
very stringent provision against election iIsuas
ie Kansas, which was quite oolecuonAoie 70
the Administration, whose only nope OF success
has been and is, IN election frauds IN Kansas.
The following is a recapitulation OF the vote
in the House on the passage oil the Oil WIN
the Montgomery amendment, accolaing W
sectional and party divisions:
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D..s~eis. Fy,. !. C.~Svidsspsn.-Beswes

Dsstrwesirs Fire IN Cs~5vidgepsr between
one and two O'Clock on o Saturday eonins.
a Gre broke out at Riverside. Csmbridgeport,
in 4 wooden dwelling house. owned By Little,
Brown & Co., OF Boston, publisher. and used
iof the storage Of printed sheet stock and
stereotype Plates. The total stock In the
building was abott 100000. Many Of the
plates were got out, but the damage By Ore
and water amounts TO- between $4,000 and
10000. The water being near st hand. end
the department promptly at the 'spsi. the
building vss saved from dsstsustioa. The
DIRE wss. probably tbs work Of IN inesndisry:--
The serks destroyed were mostly lsv wosks
Total insurance $4,000. 8 f. ...Ild.. 'al
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Total nays

A fuller vote in the U. S. House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes il not ON record. Every member oil
that body was present and voted except Que =
That one was Mr.. Caruthcrs OF No., who Is ao-
sent and sick.
Only two men from New England vo'ed
nay they were Arnold and Bishop Oh Con
necticut. These, with Allen OF IL. l., IN the
Senate, are the only ones from New England
who have voted for thatstupendous iraud' the
Lecompton Constitution. Only seven mem.
beers from the slave States voted yea; these
were nil Americans except Blair OF Missouri
who Is Republican.
The Senate, it will be seen. has struck on,
tho House substitute, and the naked bastard
Lecompton is again before the House.
will the 90 "Northern Democrats in the
House "stiekH That's the question .I
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TREATMENT FOR coSsrxrroS. We would
call the 6tien,ion Of our readers to DR., Mor.s's
notice In another column. Of his treatment for
Pulmonary Diseases BY Inhalation. Dr. N. has
had several years experience In the New York
and Boston Lung Institutes, and has now
branch Office in Portland. He viii be at the
Biddeiotd House on Wednesday and Friday Of
each. .sak, hssssftss, Eos . fss sssks On othss
days at his ofiss in Portland. Z q. >sC-s
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Nh. r. ". Ho.,s i ,h. lssdsr Of the Bay
State Rand Of salem. who are V give . con.
cert In the Town Hall 5000 'ns sssn'ns
The public may Be- SURE Of rare a''' e % -"
sic. -, Az .aIf,f s'dl-Vs.1 r
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vrhr.. pos. Office CLERKS Who ehsered
- nou,lss at Lscompton meeting ct Chi.
-. vsr, dismisssd from once the neat
morning.
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Dvrnotr, April 6.

sI|.s - DETROIT, April 9.
Partial reports from the town election. hell in
this State yesterday. show large hspa0nean
gain.
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the Minnesota bill should be considered.--
Some unimportant amendments were made to
the Army bill. Mr. Hunter moved two regi.
ments instead of four, exclusive OF the Texas
Regiment, Mr.. 1yetson said the Government
would be satisfied with two regiments, II IL
could not &c, four. Mr.. Cameron defended
volunteers from the aspersions cast upon them.
Mr.. Hueston was In favor Of volunteers
They could perform most important duties,
and iesrn the manuel In twenty 1--we days
In reply 10 question from Mr.. Douglas. Mr..
Hunter ,sid he made the motion for two reg.
imen,s on his own responsibility. The mo-
tion wss nut and caIried-Ayes 70. Nays IL.
Mr. cri,,enden said kentucky had regiment
ready to march at ~, hours notice. Several
unimnortant amendments were concurred In.
naro,r the finsi vote Mr. Hale said he looked
,,nn,g,be bill n an insidious step towards
= re,m.nent increase Of the army. and called
an ali m oppo.e Il who did not wish 20 sec =
,n;,;,.,y despotism established. Mr.. Wilson
,.nIird 70 MIR. Hale, and advocated the pro.
n,is,y of voting the two regiments. MI Hale
Ia he did not wish 10 Increase the brute
so,cs Of a government in which he had no
consdence. Mr. Cameron spoke In favor Of
,hs bi,l. Here the Ksnsas bill came back |
from the House. Mr.. Brown argued in favor |
~ the army bill. The bill then passed-Aye,
Al. NAYS. Is. Then the Kansas bill came
nm and Mr., Green moved that the House
amendment be disagreed TO. The Senate re.
.c;nded 4 vote previously passed 20 adjourn
mi Monday. and will devote Friday 10 dis
o,..ion Of Mr.. 0rsen's motion. Adjourned.
In the House, yesterday. great crowd Ill.
a the galleries and lobbies at IN early hour
10 wines the vote on ths Lecomptou ques-
lion. Al,er some unimportsnt moving bust.
ns.s. Mr.. Usskin, Of New York. called the
attention OF the speaker to one Shaw. . re.
norter Of the New York Herald. whom he
discovered trespassing upon the floor. The
reporter was expelled. One o'clock having
arrived, Mr.. Stephens according 70 previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-07
Nen Otleans 4aiIp Crestent.
GREAT MEETING At ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Speech of senator Douglas.

As might have been expected Odd Fellows Hall
last evening was tremendously crowded. All except
few Of the chairs had been removed, and at least
fourGTths of the hall contained gorge OF standing
spectators. The weather was uncomfortably warm,
and the crowding still more uncomfortable but
the great mass stack out being fully determined to
give the "Litte Giant" hearing Every arrangement
had been made by the citizens who called the meeting
to give it the proper ecat There were cannon-ring
and the most extrayagant fireworks on the square in
front the hall dazzled the approaching crowds with
two locomotive lights for eyes and powerful brass
band occupied the gallery in the hail. and did their
best to earn their money,
The platform was crowded with prominent citizens
of the different parties; the Mayor and Aldermen
being of the number
Mr.. Franklin H. Cack called the meeting to order
and read off the names Of the following gentlemen, as
officers Of the meeting
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z. r, .vglsrray, .agent.

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CoRKs AMI
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from and q Bienyle % and "A GUS
TOMHOUSE STREET.
R All orders for the above articles promptly filled
ortest notice, by wholesale and retail. uyS 2pIy
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fO LoCouoLiHe IiBhIs ior eyes aud powerful brass
and occupied the gallery in the hall and did their
EST to earn their money,
rto. ,,fat F,,,,. ,,,,s ,ry1rloI .Il .,,...
!, - 80 Pt'ii''il1Hp I 1iU'"~'"
INC "'n9''H' P"I U'e7' 'ue mayor ana AIueFLneh
eng OF the number
Mr. Franklin H. ClaGk called the meeting to order
nd read off the names If the flln,,i,,, Harmon a.
floors of tbe meeting
president
HON. PIERRE soULE.
yIcErEEstpEsTs
IT," IT,. ,r,stI,,,. t.a EtanSlln IL 4, i tlaeA
Charles Bien7ena, II Ame,
Ell Dix, Lapauz,
Hu Kennedy John Fox,
r ll@," r,.a,,. : hea'p,h'
Thomas Blake, Taonss sullivan
Deverges, Pa Hardy,
Ro'elns, Q Arnault'
y ~ a,,,r.t' rt . S4u[eI' ( Z,
IN simpson, GeoW Parker
j Ad Rozer, j Denger
a !. bsnvenu' Wcc Claiborne,
I.s,'a,,a = na. r.,,,. lanes foaihou'e'
" g Mullen. Tbos Z portsr
Emile Wilt, Alfred Moulton,
Samuel Kennedy. Diamond,
u " = l,,g.ny, Fsn,,,o,o, n n y y 5 II norton
samuel locke, T,sisl, roIe
WHY, WAC Crane
sar1ue Davis, n Les
d5Irb. srng2s r,apra mona cS,ai. Bsek,
yIigand "A n TSa,,s Catn,an
Dr. Howard NTH James Ro,s
LngenonhL' Stuart,
s1',ta. "s,u'~' aon- lFa.man Landry
GWFace cba,i.s Ma.
John Eaton, EFF Motion,
. Brady LGLeyi,
'I''.g nut ..... Jonn -r.i. oono'y'
Ioais nnysresud Robsrt ] Ker
Join Armstrong Isaac Morse,
Wharton Collins Charles B. Singleton,
'T,'iS ti.,,.a1.tS,. ,.i, lanes brewer,
7, r st7,onds ~ sar,rat rso1nt,
JK 6ourdaip PARos
9 Eobiehauz, James Pugh,
Il, 'Issl ps., 0'.'''' D[aua'
NJ Nolan ... rFP6t
INV pelfrey PFds riourbay
Stephen Price Denis Cronan,
DF warren Stone Henry Judson,
= 1.E.,,,.., l,,i,,t" " ', las1fas'
UHiggin,, D,yttc T,bsts
Chas Fenuer, Dr Q Beard
NLGu'hhs' Converse,
,1oals n vcI.,If tra..I' 5r Sygg,t, ysTcts,
yr-or-.n,r,
Bsnamins Tappan n sople
NJ Hahn, sP Fargo
Mr.. Soule, on taking the chair, amid lively round
1f cheers said;
Ff'9,e eti.aF On 70 occasion eonid haze oeen called
'pp 70 pso .o'g xFsaL a,t Ia n'n 1na' ~Aich 1 as
lischarge It briefg Nor. knowing as de- YOUR anxiety to
ear tie distinguished guest you have so enthusiastically vel
oms snops yor cannot wish e Keep yoa n painful
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The ORLEANs.-Tonight " La Dame Blanche a
charming little opera, will be performed for the sec
ond time this season. Mile Cordier and Messrs Bour-
geos and Villa appearing On Thursday night, Mey.
erbeers grand opera, The Huguenots,7 will be
hrOurht ont again
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EE't1tcs, liquors, ETC.,
: NJ n I x pnv Il s IT n n T. m

EEsi1tcs, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. IS AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BDUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
pnts continually hand which equal to the best that
this market Also, other brands inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage OF 1875 1928 1906
aud other brands WHISKY ofal Irish
Rye aud Bourbon ALEand PORTER, in puts and quartz
Also hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines aud Liquors
in the market which will be sold reasonable any
other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply Nos Is and l5 Royal street
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re- Hotel arrivals on eighth page.

THE ST. CHARLEs.-Mr. Anderson began his en-
gagement last night to crowded house, in the char
acter of Hamlet, which he played as of old, to the
full satisfaction of the audience.
Tonight he will play King James in the King of
the Commons, tavorte character, and Susan Denim,
the stlvertongued! will commence an engagement
in Nldelaine, in the same drama.
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couple wishing to get married, used bee.line "
10 tie The knot.
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q RAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR

GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR
t---.z--Award warded to -..z.-..-..
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AT PHILIP RAHMS
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RIcHMoSD, Va,
For the best Portable Engine for Agricultural purposes be-
Ans the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST most economical and dur
be manufactured North Or South
,Ssu,r,,n IN, -, E, ,,, -,
,a..- -I,,zfra. ,,-.I
assly guarBneed Ia saw cha fret f 1oarls pr
u+nshlp good nechaufc "a erect III and tfe purchaser
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CFnDnts
WATTS I! CRAyATS +!
CRAvATS

Just received by ship Baden Haye large and beau
fn assortment of CRAvATs. Of all styles and prices
LION Il PINSARD,
R8 2pf &C and IS Royal street. corner Blenyiie.
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Women will never be punctual. They scorn the
J" charms . that hang to a watch chain.
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.WaqnoIta Cotton Gill.

The undersigned Agent the sale this improved Paten
GIN STAND, has hand large stock Of all sizes
For speed lightuoss Of draft beauty sampe stand
unrivRlled.
M. S. HEDRICK Agent,
2G Camp street,
selO 2DIalkW Also 81 Front ST., New Orleans
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no Medical Students.
me sovihern on Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the ale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANYs Factory at Mobile ATE now prepared to
urnsh
Machinery Oh
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
purposes.
Paint OIL,
Suitable ror every description Of PAINTING and FOR ALL
CoL0RS, except white or extreme light Shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL.
0fsupertor auaty for decks Of ships ani steamboats,,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will he found Of superior quality perfectly and
free from All impurities.
The Machinery Oil fully guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale By the resilient the works in Mobile and by
G. c. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents Of the Compuny,
se6 27tfGw Y Camp street. N O.
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Lea s EReF'3.54eS'
CELEBRATED
WOR CESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs


WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by COmm0isseurs
,,rrr, ,,-I y 5,S,,1, ,,I4Cp
,- ,,y,, NJ - , y an, y5,,
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother al Worcester, under date Of May, 1851
teemod in Ind india and is in my @ opinion @ The most paatnoo as
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
,on os of Foregn ssaes ss "Te5 by INA PERRITs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The worldwide
fame of which having led to numerous FOltHElk& pIr-
ehasers are requested to sse that the names Of LEA \ PER
RIMS are npon ire MkAfFtHi Label SI0PPhh and
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6th-The Thity.Fifth Con-
gresa commenced It's second session today.
The Senate met at noon aud received the Prssi-
dents message at ten minutes to two o'clock this af
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
PLACERvILLE,
DsmOOratis County Central Committee.
Az ExcE11zNT DDsTuAsrER.--Postmastcr

An EXCELLENT nDsTxAsTER--POstmas
Hardenburgh, Of Sacramento, It rcjOiccs us to
say, for he is q sort of PrOtege of ours, sorry
one. VIC are free to admit, is "wining golden
opinions from all sorts Of people," for the
courtesy, energy and promptitudc he has dis
played since he has entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties. lie has made number
Of Improvements in his Office, which greatly
facilitate business and accommodate the pub.
lie. He is constantly at his post, personally
experimenting his Office. lie has established
aaSUnlGy Nail from that place to the interior,
something greatly needed, which will make
him hosts Of friends. He is now using his in.
hucncc TO have the Atlantic mail forwarded
rom San Francisco, as soon as it is distribu.
ted, no matter on what day it may arrive, to
SacraDcntO, sNd after it reaches his Office il
he don't push il through it will be because
steam and horse flesh are non (~t. Go in,
Jccrhs; we'll bet our last ped you'll make the
HsOsU efficient and popular Postmaster on the
Pacific coast.
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DULn-BAring the news from Salt Lake
and the wagon road business, our city has
been rather barren of incident for week pa ST.
The old saw; .tAat+ there is always n calm
after storm, "hss been verified in this place
since the election. We have not even the
usual number Of muses. to- SecOrd although
once or twice during the week, there were
slight symptoms of q row on Main street.
We recant-the ink had scarcely got dry in
the above when two of the incest young men
in town, envious of each others pretty faces,
pitched in ala Grimalkin andy the timely
interference Of the bystanders the affair ended
with scratch,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18
&llCrin'S SnlC.

10y ,r'u"of IN ruiit. i.mcd 90; II 'hc Hon. Dis.
trIrf uurt It,,- raj II-tr1-t IN ami
tt ~ ihI 81" "urt, "n Judgment. Trn, red therein
".sc "h IL" !'h ia! :" March, \. H. lAi, favor II
n"lnt- lh'"'" aud h'haiI ". ANY. PLAINTIFF, and
Il laIh-i IISiaI. H. M4s. JaIn,- VI. HrSAt Ju,rul II
M any. lmtr J. FAY, hAi!'. H. Whtk"k, (.tmrr
Ming, u. 4. Hubbard md Leonard hubbard, drft nd
LIT h' .um IL "i' th",.Ji. aud s.N:N IT," lila I,d
Ia, with iIt'tSt til, al ;U Iair II ten cent
I f",n i!n l:;'i lIN Il March. 4. H. las,
- i': VITA i.' .uIn 81 s.NtN t"" - lipI dlATs
ut ai i'"tuit g. rr-t. al>r favor # ]. NJ H.
~ T"tN. and HIl!f-t aid al-'" 81 'frh'isLt.
--.d "a T." ~. l-t1 dan ii March, \. u. leo, E,i
tar ,uu e '"''h hIntf'd and srN'Lii .IN NJ itD IL
II. Mill -ILi,iI Il - ~ fun iAr n. d.,
90; htit., ~, At thu rate II ~" r,r rrd pei neI
IA i - - - The Iiit ii ten iiT trnt. pr aHhti
t-'tar with Ia IAN e s,N'Ii, tW" y IiaI collar.
"'-'- It -nt, Hih a"fn- "''-'., lL't levied uI-I
a.! w.. 80, L. -" ~ She House deaf III The
1 i.liI W. -lIl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

- Our D,niuci liie friends IN L.! II H. al -.
.riird At he defeat al MIR. iIrwr, whi."'' ~ l'ir
rtr .t ,.,, RI 10 ,.,'2. ate h'- ' .I.iii'I
The ,l,ci"n 1T Mr.. M,,rs co. IG''., H. ,''@
The WrtiJ. # W. i;,j>it}kr lut. ,tu,.->---, t.
b, N-4.~,-.1-." paper. 1t. n,i"4,t.. -"
a peculiar Kind. I" say the lrq>t Ihc W,.,t''
i "d:'|Y ?r'.fed," nt what; Alta h'n.o
craft" victory at the defeat "f Eroi.,i.k
Republican, Not Mt l!--l;ut it i 81 qH3
g"tib"" because its Dcrn"rrat lrirr"j> l.
FL Dorado r;d rf1yriimc.i at the Il. ';ot Of Nr.
III yves" the r'y"Idr n"mi"t, if the Dem"
cratic party!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-18

THE TELEGRAPH.-The Placcrvillc and Hum.
bOllt Telegraph Company have elected Messrs.
BOgardus, Park, Raymond, DR.. Choperning
and Seely Directors. and +. A. Bee President.
BOgardus and Lowell will supcrintcnd the con-
structiOn Of the line through to Salt Lake.
1t is gratifying to notice the energy which
is now being displayed in stretching the wires
Cor this great work. The line is already com.
pletOd well on towards the Main chain of the
Sicrras, and before many days will be com.
pletcd to the summit.