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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
Good Times.

For hs last few days streets have been thronged
with Visitors reminding most forciby and pleasantly
Of the stiTring times Of 80, 81 and @ when money
plenty and and anxiety rarely disturbed any
Oar merchants traders, saloon and hotel keepers
Going brisk business The weather is delightful, the
reads are In en- excellent condition, free from dust and
pFinteES-PoOT devila.
stAngsTs from distance, miners from the rivers and
the victims Of the Fraser humbug, Hoe king to
neghbOrhood liking up winter quarters and stalking of
slais, preparatory for the rainy The troopr
and GicASa numbering upwards Ofa thousand men, who
ell sas 70 town " trade make times lively and
nershanes busy Ocers, privates teamSters, specula
eoES, trAdeIS miners, idlers. all busy visiting
Alag, chatting and amusing themselves
keg YoaRe cur city has not presented such busting
Psanse - u docs at present, aud it promises to
We ere On the high road to prosperity Our city is
fmplsylR n every direction and everywhere the evil
Ssnsse Of prosperity and permanency meet the eye
TheFs ts scarcely vacant house in town, and CAPT
eAsss are investing their money in buildings. II
iS eensedsd By visitors that Paccrvlc il the largest
nnss, and il s constantly Increasing in wealth popu
latioa and business. Much Of this il owing the
terprSe and hbcrality Of its citizens, but to the
Teh country that surrounds it, The coming Of the i'm
overland immigration next season, will increase
the wealth, population and business Of city, and
make II the third in the State. Notwithstanding the
deStFuctOn Of the most pOpulous and valuable portion
city By Gre in 'J6, and that depression in business
and lack Of confidence in CALIFORNIA; from c
Piacervilic in common with NIL other citirS of tr STATE
% lg Su6ered-it has steadily made improve
now stands at the head Of the mountain cities To-day
Its future prosperity and greatness evident
thaA ever before in its history The buildings which
have latey been erected and in the Of
tion substantial and designed only for the day
and the season. as Of old, but for this and coming
TattenS Trade thrives. and our merchants though
making either sudden fortunes rapid failures, il
dayS past, doing safe and profitable business
our whole population has become fixed in their
eupationa settled have Of home fcclin
than ever and consequently less anxious and
eOntentcd end happy countcnancrs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry,

THE BBsT REMEDY EVER KNOWN
For Coughs Colds Asthma, Group, Bronchas Influenza
Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficult breathing, Pain or
Weakness Of the Breast SIDE First Stages Of eo-
SUMPTION &c
In short this DalsAm 10 peculiarly adapted to every as
ease Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess important
medicinal proprrtic1 This fact Is familiar to every ma
iron in our la aud Physicians often prescribe II In d
ferrnt fprins nr variety Of complaints. Tar also has
been equally noted for it, virtues AMI some Physicians
who's, fame familiar the whole country have gone 80
far AS to declare that Consumption could bo cured
by that alone. In other hands, again. il was nearly val
urless owing, doubt, to their ignorance In preparing
aud administering It difficulty now entirely obviatcd
by patient experience and long experiment.
The Extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by these
two substances are now, for the first time combined aud
cnb, died in pR. WIsTARS BAISAM OP WILD CHERRY.
less is rejected that what remains is the most eNtrnor
binary AMI truy ,1icacous remedy 'ur all KINDS OF pull
nu,,ary and liver diseases ever known to man.
RSy~BE CAUTlOUS.-As there are many col NTLI'-
FEIr> look well at the signature before purchasing take
none ui,lrss 1t has the Of IIcry Wstar, Msnr
Philadelphia" and Sanford Pank,' engraved Oh the
outside wrapper. All others are Ed.t limitations.
Sold by all respectable Druggists
PARK WHITE, General Agents. l?3 Washington st..
San Francisco" Also, Importers and J"bUrs u ~! Tcnu
Inc Pat, ut Medicines.
PFTTIT & CHoATE, PaccrsIlic, Agents for Fl Dorado
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

ATTENTION BArrALIoX.-The long expected Sixth
Infantry under command Of Colonel Andrews has
at last arrived at Vosburghs ranch, six miles cas-,
of this city, where they will remain cncnmpcd for
several days The presence Of so large body Of
troops in this peaceful locality is quite a novelty
and our citizens of both sexes are constantly flock
ing out to see the "bold sogcr boys" At present,
there is very little regularity in the arrangement Of
the camping ground and the tents, wagons anlbu-
lanccs, soldiers and cattle are scattered in pictur-
csquc confusion over q surface Of about two hun.
dred acres Today, We learn, there will be grand
dress parads and review e the troops, and those
who have never witnessed. military evC!utons on u
large scale will have a fine opportunity The reg-
ment will probably PASS through town to.morlpw or
next dav en- rrat, for BChicia.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

MAJOR DODGE, Indian Agent for Carson Valley,
has been in our city for the last few days, making
arrangements for his mission He has large extent
Of country and numerous tribes of Indians to attend
TO, but rs he has been accustomed to frontier life
and is familiar with the Indian habte and character
lie may not meet with much difficulty from them
He Intends at the earliest moment, to select and es
tabsh suitable reservations, and BY judcious man
agcmeut keep the Indians in subsection. They need
protection, nearly destitute, are submissive and
disposed to be friendly. Major D. has visited some
Of them and informed them Of his intentions, which
greatly delighted them. He has promised to keep
us informed of his success among them. He'has
not had time to estimate their numbers or have
much communication with them. Heanticpates no
trouble with any but the ShoshOnes, who have an
inclination to take things Lying around loose"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
Another Rmearkable Cure of Dyspep-
STA.

T'sr,'>, JuI! 4, I>.l.
G,J"twrH :-Ar' tahly 20 your :.'.'', / Ev's J."
Ilca-.Ic eatt that IV" w,rk~ a:o. purr.s,"i
two bottles II your DJ'4.pdfed Bi'tS and
using the according 10 d.Ittto, and cNpgI!lnccd
the hIpp;c>' effects
had hen ttol;,d with dyspepsia b', trc" YEAR..
During the season, AM: Mt tinr>, WaS obliged IN
E,; all a,tcn:ionto business; and although a the
advice Of man. good physicians, was ,"uhr,d for six
, |u,c AID G. t.'inutd To grow wore. Hn J
"'v"s w. w" q, I; A. almost '"red VI t"rty d..
q. agreeable syrpton, nLd able To do r',s... - vs.
Thr whole credit IL my restoration 10 hi dih Ii
the Oryyfhdttd BittdrH Your Ohcd'cnt servant.
ABNER SMITH.
Central Square, East boston.
Seth W. F"wle Co.. 13> Washington ST., Boston, lro
pririurS Sold by t'rir agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co, WHOLESALE Druggists l4f
Washington street San Francisco sole agents Tor the Pa.
cihc coast.
rLrlIr4 CM0ATE and X. WHITE Agents 'cr tlaltr
VIE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

RoSbERs ABoUT.-On Thursday night last, Chi
Aaman made complaint to some residents of Sacra-
mento street, that two white men had attacked and
robbed him Of forty dollars. lie stated that the
robbers presented pistols aud threatened "to blow
A6s braina OUT if he did not fork over. John "fOrk
cd" As yet, no clue has been found to the dscov-
cry Of the villains.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

SPENHrR OF THc ASSrNrlA Tho Clc,,,at City H. srii a
saunch Democratic journal, recommends the Hon W. G.
Stratiun OF Placer for Speaker. 1t says We have some
acquaintance IA Mr. Str3ttnn, ad believe that he would
NJ. the Speakers chair with credit both to himself and the
House lie Is familiar with parliamentary rules has had
considerable Legislative experience aud possesses that
descision OF character necessary To presiding officer
1t may be added he Il an unmchng Democrat an uncom
promising opponent OF lrodcrckism, BLACK Reuhcanism
and NIL other sms and insists total and I'll srua
ration from the Frederick faction lie In competent will
20 before the caucus strongly backed and will doubtless
he nominated r f,i ballot. Ii CONCEDED that IL ANY
man is entitled To it, Sratun and his election would he
hailed Us another triumph.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

We are gratified at being able T." state that the
petitions to Congress- praying for arcduc,on Of the
time for the delivery of the mails between ST. Jo
seph and this place, arc being numcrously signed.
They have been extensively circulated and will be
forwarded to Washington at an early day. BY the
last steamer VIC fOrwarded'to DIR. Gwin, who takes
deep interest in aud has done much for our route,
and who has the will, ability, influence and DISPOSE
ton TO put it forward several petitions in reference
to the matter. Ne kMOW that his whole heart is en-
listed in the permanent establishment of the differ
cnt routes and if he has u preference for either
thst preference is for tho central. In addition,
number of the most prominent Democrats of our
county have written private letters Rerresen-
tatives at Washington who have influence, Sircnu-
ously urging that immediate action be taken on tho
subject. II the mails should arrive Punctualy dur
ing the winter, VIC satisfied that Congress will
not hesitate to grant what is pctionci for. Those
not acquainted with the central route anticipate its
closing up in tue winter and predc. tina, it will be
impossible. Convince them Of their error and their
objections will cease
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON. - On Wednesday
evening last, near BrOckliss, some gentlemen were
startled by the sudden fash Of most extraordna-
~ meteor The @rolite, or whatever it WAS, con.
tTaFy to all precedent, appeared to shoot up from
the earth towards the zenith, and so vivid was the
Aaah Of light that it mOmentary blinded the be-
holders It left bright train behind 1t which last
editor several minutes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

EVVIcIEScY or TIE TELEGRAPH.-At Drockliss'
bridge, on Thursday last, Nathaniel o. Points ncci-
deutaIly shot himself through the leg with shot
gan. AlpOrtablc battery was ut hand, by means Of
Whieh dispatch was Immediately sent by the Pla-
eerville and Humboldt Telegraph to DR.. Clark Of
mis- city, and in less thun fifteen minutes from the
Gae Of the accident he was his way to the relief
Of tAe sufferer. We are pleased to learn that the
. DiaEY Vas not of Q seriOus nature.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

FtNE BnANDY.-We indebted to Mr. JAS. T. To-
MAN for demiOhn of fine old Sazarac brandy. 1t is the
pure stun and mistake and find it very good to
tske." Mr.. L. has heavy stock Of choice wines and
hquoFs which he Is holesaeng at the most reasonable
rates, ct his store the Plaza; and cordially
mend him to frc nds not only fair and reliable
dealer, but also genial and clever gentleman.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Rich CoLoRED FoLKs-In the Stntc Of New York
says the Sacramento Bee, if cOlored man own real
property worth $3.50, he is allowed to vote; and
there are eleven thousand colored voters in that
State! OF course they all vote the Republican tick
themselves head taller than "poOr white folks."-
What glorious place it would be for "Ncw YOrk's
favorite son the intellectual Dave His sympa-
thies are with them-'tis pity he is the recreant
Senator Of another State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

SENTENCED TO NJ lit Si.--Judgc Crcancr sentenced
Samuel SteN cnon, the Amaor ntineI be exc
cuted in Jackson on Friday the I'd day of December
next. The Indian convicted Of the murder of China
man was sentenced To pay the forfeit If his life Oh the
same day. nder the law Of last winter the executions
VIII have to take place in private, the disappointment
Of the curious.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

from his trip IN Fraser river Thursday evening,
and was warmly welcomed home by his numerous
friends. The has not made fortune, neither has
he suffered from ill-health. He looks very robust
iOuS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

CuHAP JOHX.--L. Remish is receiving another
largo invoice Of goods, at his stand on the Plaza
which, he us. he will sell at his usual low
prices Mr.. Remish is an enterprising merchant
and ID bound to have good share oftsadc. U bet"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Our old friend Uncle TannenwAld has gone below
to select large and elegant assortment Of goods
bly, today at his old stand which he has converted
into en- elegant Hre-rroof building Boys, call on
the old gentleman, pick out what You need and pay
for Il. He always keeps good stock ON hand, sells
chsaply, aud sends none away dissatisfied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

LErrEFs.-We learn from the ANd That there were
received by tho Sonora Els bags Of mail matter
tanning besides newspapers, packages, &c, 44.0Gl
letters. Ofthese, there for distribution, 3d.
81 and for San Francisco. 1905. CaliOnians are
certainly reading aud writing people.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

-CHINRSE LinLE.-Ihr- san Francisco 7;t,es SAYS W.
were lately rhoWna curiosity in the shape Of bible,
printed in Chinese characters for circulation and Urru
cal ~ the Celestial! regions lts odd, and to nntrl
glbic characters, seemed like anything but the brnc
cent teachings which they rcWc>rHtcd but the Chi
nanan lao ned 1t and evidently priced il highly sta
cuah" benefits may result from its into the
Chinese empire.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
- -

SHThc wonderful surcefs u Dir. iiustcttHrs eclCra-
ted and unrlval!ed STOMACH BT1EKS. fm the tim" "f
Introduction 10 the puhlic proves cnnrlns'v,y IS mai
i,c.t -u,3,iiy any other pr, paratn of he aud
ever manufactured Its action "n the d'E >tN- rgtns IL
81 tlc ..' pleasing 81 araci,r removing all d chst- "r
uiorN.iiy I'd aiv the syst sour aud healthy tone
In ca.- u!.ppp,.a, loss 81 Hpet.tc general rernl "r
il,.r, u,.sii,.. IL, u;, .nt: = hir G,.a' I'c' l.
cf i' i,'-i tliref,i that LaV' Svrr .i' Iiinr
,il al il,Aiict have boon cut't't 'ur' ! by h- Gr"n
agent A.at,rr. lio,,r',t 4 tt' uo'; de -'h..
,-pc,. Ally i'.' - r',!s.
S,!t$ ~ ps.c,t'. Grocer. az Huh iircrI 'r IT.
Ia:.i>nt-
CAUTION t. a"ur't" rr' UT up f"qhtt h.t'. :
MI -. b. " t',f'- sta % E"'- y" "a"
% i.r :',,. h.i a-a ~'tu . - 8 &c. l'"f't - -"
.ui..i!.- At i,"iAiU OF 'lIu'it iiEN swim"
rs TIL iArIi. H"i = Ga; Oh III "rlrr that per
may i,.' lee ! ,,.l! ,iy II! IT,, !.. - goa.
ter, Il, AID u..;i: iu.l. Inv iiAtk''.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Complimentary BALL.-A complimentary ball was
given to the officers Of the Sixth Infantry at the &C.
dar Ravine Hotel, yesterday evening. 1t was nu-
merously attended by the "sogcrs," and all the
beauty and fashion Of the city were there. 1t was
gay and happy party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

D. NkwsAErR returned from Victoria, where he
has been during the past few months ten days
since, and has been busy ever since, selecting q
mammoth stock of tobacco, cigars. wines liquors,
etc. at the Bay city. for his store in this place. His
new goods will be open for public inspection in
few days. We glad to our old friend return
ing To our midst, he is an energetic and enter
prising business man, and enters into any work for
the good Of the city with whoe-souled ardor that
"tells"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

H. SrEISBERc,, next door to Arvdson's Jcwelry
store, has just received new stock Of scgars to-
baccO, pocket cutlery, stationery, fruits, candies
etc., which he offers at the lowest rates. Give him
q Nau
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

-ELGla, he "hOmely cuAs" who sells bargains to
everybody - wants EN-" opposite the Old Round
TenG" gave our handsome junior nice cup, last
SsadlS. Cbr which we don thank him, ~ ne sells
H. eSame sort" to any body for one Suskin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

TT. Tracy, joe Whites boss and agent of Wells
Fargo Co., has thanks for numerous faHors done
with grace nimitabc, acquired, doubtless, from long
assOciatiOn with Joe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Nu0RNr PRrrIr have grateful thanks for full
hles Of late Atlantic newspapers and pictorals They
receive, BY every steamer all the periodicals and jour
nals Of note that published in the Union.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

NExv9sx, Mark LevisOn. near Stony Point, will
raasiYe heavy stock Of fine clothing and furnish
70 S6odh, for the Christmas trade. He says his
- WiIi BE- not only fine and fashionable, but
go 0oo6iEbE Marx. That is the Kind Of goods
Ws Tie. and II hc'n credit We may be induced to
dress up.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Mas. MowATr.-It is rumorcd that Mrs. Mowatt
Richie intends returning tn the stage and devotiny tho
proceeds Of her efforts the Mount Vernon
The subscriptions in quite slowly and it is feared
the ladies will be unable to raise the ut the stp
ulated time.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

ELECTION OF ALDERMAN.-By reference to the pro-
ceedngs Of the Common Council il i'll he seen that an
election has been ordered Monday, 18th inst for Al
dernan in the I'd Ward TO ill the Vacancy by
the rcsignatiOn of AID. GUwcn, Who has gone To New
Caledonia.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Upwards Of son returned Frascritcs, majority of
them "dcnd broke" to use II familiar phrase among
them, arrived in Sun Francisco since the lst inst
They have "seen the elephant" and are satisfied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

At II meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors on
Monday last, z. " Strout, TSP, was elected Prcsi.
dent. The Board has been in session the past week
and transacted large amount Of business. Pro.
cCedings published elsewhere
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
Wild Cherry.

UhlOKLiNE, MASS Feb. = INJI.
To SETH W. FowLE,-My Drnr Sir:-Havirg expercn.
ced results Of satisfactory character from The use
Hist"r's &s'm Of Wild GERRY, in ofscvere co d,
during the past two years am Induced to express the full
faith have IN its rcnuvating power
was first induced to try this medicine as an experiment.
about two years ago. in connection with the strong recon-
mcndation Of friend who well nigh gone with con.
SUMPTION and whose relief ON the of II satisfied me
OF its great value in Of colds and decline and most
c"arlydenonstratng TO my mind IT, great value as re-.
stOrative that needs III " fair trial TO insure grateful
demonstration from the public.
Your Obedicnt servant
SAMCELA. WALKER.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts OH the wrapper
Seth W. Fowle Co, l'> Washington ST., Boston, Pro-
prictors Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry johnson Co., Wholesale Druggists W
Washington street, San Francisco sole agents for the IN.
cihc coast.
PETIT CHoATE aud R. WHITE, Agents for Placer.
rvie. fl41l
---SS -
Gan Ernuek.oO A..... ~. IA r,o
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Rich DiggingS have recently been discovered on
the East Fork of Coffee Creek, in Siskiyou county.
They are reported To be extensive aud easily worked
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Mr. Siberstein in the postoftice building, has
most excellent stock of segars, tobacco, fruits
dies, toys and varieties. He is accommodating and
celia low, which will recommend him to public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

THANKS to Davis s. Roy for late Atlantic and Euro
psan papers, pctoras and magazines, and for the daily
delivery Of State papers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

Cur old friend, l.. BINswANGER, has just opened a
lnzRa stock Of fne segars, tobacco, etc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06

FIRExES's NoNIxArloSs.-Ilopc Hook and Ladder.
Co. No. l, at their meeting on Thursday evening
nominated Jas Turnbull. of Neptune Engine Co.
No. q for the Office Of Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department. and d. d Johns. Of their own conpa-
nay, for LIST Assistant Engineer. The Neptuncs, on
the same evening, endorsed the above nominations.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-06
BOARD Of Sunervisors.

MONDAY, November lst, 1873.
The Board of Supervisors met at the court house in
this city. pursuant to law Present, l.. NJ StrOut VIII
liam Jabine and 4. \. Howard.
On nation Of MIR. JaLinc, Mr.. strout chosen
license was renewed to Richard Richards to keep
fcrrys at Grey Eagle city and American Bar on the
Middle Fork of the American River.
TUESDAY, Nov. 2nd.-A i. Lea was appointed consta-
bic in and for Costumes tow nship.
wednesday, ard.--I VI. CLARK was appointed consta
bic IN and for Coloma township.
Ordered that the hnsc knuvn the Pleasant Grove
House." ON the Colnma ard Folsom road, Ice and the
is hereby attached to the Carks'ilr school DIS
trirt. =, &C.,,
The following Road OVrr>ccrs appointed: David
Martin, for Kelsey Township $. VI. slaughter, Noun
tain Tow nship; and Jackson Sp"crr for Nr"to"h DIS
il was ordered that all Of White Oak Township
pose Road District, and that Chaunc! Sander" be
appointed ONrrsCCr of The same.
fhmrsjay, ith--Oldrrd that tho County surveyor hc
directed I" survey and rr-c,iahli>h the line hrt""h
Whit ulk and Salmon j ais Townships, a"nt one nile
west nf the present Inn.
large amount Of bills, principally from the Court Of
Sessions, were allowed.
II is susceptible of tie clrnrc>t proof, # the all
thoriiy Of of the best citizens of this county
is good for anything. that wIg"n road can he built
for riiing sum, over the summit. the urktc
route superior in grade, >hurcraud afiurling more
grass along it for stock than the Placcrvlc route
.\trHid JOHTAGt.
1t is singular that this remarkably excellent road
has not attracted Alteration heretofore. Who has
ttravred over itS- WlN have the citizens Of Nevada,
it he greatly superior 10 the "Placcrvlllc route
neglected 50 long Ia improv" il? Why do travellers
and Immigrants avoid 1t? Willy give the preference
Il, lin, IIcoTyill, rUntrY" Are our citizens more
ru,rrpiisng more liberal, more pcrsrvriing than
thus, of Nevada Fr wears ih. hui. OF tli, iIn,ni-
Grant, have. pi>>, ser the rlI,rt lille rout" and
Ter years ~ come 'i"N WI" 'H"h'e ~ It" So Ne, ne
route. WAY i 'auNr experience hi> proved SHAT
.'"> l. '"S S"' - 49, saw S''' n'' VA
u""H anu reg ,,' 'V'u' N''"'' = :, '.'> ,''.,. ~
G'hC'""' '"'' II I'VE ''l''i ".'' ," @','' ~. r'''
hat as GOO ~ 'h"" y. ''ln'>'u'>;; 'm "',''''
secured the greater part Il tie ir.,". ami been
subject 81 hiIc remark AT least. Tnai II has h., II
but little travelled over Is lrcitv c,ntlu> pr. If
tina: il j. ne: as g,ud - the "lin..rvli, route
-.